Israel, Hamas clash over Gaza, then truce reached
Israel launched air strikes on the Palestinian enclave of Gaza and deployed extra troops to the border on Monday in response to the longest-range Hamas rocket attack to cause casualties in years.
Alister Doyle
From California to Oslo: foreign subsidies fuel Norway's e-car boom, for now
OSLO On the outskirts of Oslo, a row of Fiat 500es imported from California stand parked in the snow outside the Buddy Electric dealership, part of a global flow of pre-owned electric cars to Norway powered by green subsidies elsewhere in the world.
Airlines stall in tackling climate change: investor group
OSLO Airlines are doing too little in the fight against global warming, a study funded by investors with $13 trillion of assets under management said on Tuesday.
Airlines stall in tackling climate change - investor group
* Delta, Lufthansa, United, ANA best at managing climate risks
Norway wealth fund shrugs off Brexit, plans rise in UK investments
OSLO Norway's $1 trillion (£753 billion) sovereign wealth fund, the world's biggest, said on Wednesday it planned to keep increasing its investments in Britain, and it shrugged off uncertainties about Brexit.
Evidence for man-made global warming hits 'gold standard': scientists
OSLO Evidence for man-made global warming has reached a "gold standard" level of certainty, adding pressure for cuts in greenhouse gases to limit rising temperatures, scientists said on Monday.
Evidence for man-made global warming hits 'gold standard' - scientists
OSLO Evidence for man-made global warming has reached a "gold standard" level of certainty, adding pressure for cuts in greenhouse gases to limit rising temperatures, scientists said on Monday.
Abide by the claw: Norway's Arctic snow crab ruling boosts claim to oil
OSLO A court delivered a painful nip to European Union fishermen on Thursday by tightening Norway's grip on snow crab catches in the Arctic, a ruling that may also let Oslo claw more control of oil and gas from other nations.
As ice melts, Greenland could become big sand exporter: study
OSLO Greenland could start to export sand in a rare positive spinoff from global warming that is melting the island's vast ice sheet and washing large amounts of sediment into the sea, scientists said on Monday.