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☆ I was a guest at Norway's royal wedding. The dress codes were daring and fun — and the only cameras belonged to Netflix.
  + stars: | 2024-10-20 | by ( Mikhaila Friel | ) www.businessinsider.com   time to read: +6 min
Nigeria's Princess Keisha went to the wedding of Princess Märtha Louise and Durek Verrett in Norway. The couple attended the wedding of Princess Märtha Louise of Norway and Durek Verrett on August 31. Princess Märtha. Princess Keisha OmilanaWe had a lovely dinner, and Princess Märtha and Durek performed a salsa dance. Crown Princess Victoria and Prince Daniel of Sweden at the wedding of Princess Märtha Louise and Durek Verett.
Persons: Nigeria's, Keisha, Princess Märtha Louise, Durek, —, Princess Keisha Omilana, Prince Kunle Adebayo, Princess Märtha Louise of Norway, Durek Verrett, Keisha's, Princess Märtha, HEIKO JUNGE, Märtha, Princess Keisha, Prince Kunle, else's, Princess Märtha's, Crown Prince Haakon, Prince Haakon said, Isabelle Serrano, Prince Daniel, Crown Princess Victoria of, Keisha Omilana, Daniel, Victoria, Prince Daniel of Sweden, Durek Verett, CORNELIUS POPPE, Serrano, it's, Prince, Princess of, Princess, Prince Kule Organizations: Netflix, Service, Getty, Princess Keisha Omilana Netflix Locations: Norway, American, Nigerian, New York, Norwegian, Havana, Valencia, Spain, Crown Princess Victoria of Sweden, Europe, Princess of Sweden, Netherlands
☆ Norwegian dam collapses after days of heavy rain
  + stars: | 2023-08-09 | by ( Jeremy Schultz | ) www.reuters.com   time to read: 1 min
A view shows the Braskereidfoss power plant as water flows over after a lock, in Braskereidfoss, Norway, August 9. The Braskereidfoss power dam on the Glomma River, Norway's biggest waterway, had been unable to open its hatches after its control room...moreA view shows the Braskereidfoss power plant as water flows over after a lock, in Braskereidfoss, Norway, August 9. The Braskereidfoss power dam on the Glomma River, Norway's biggest waterway, had been unable to open its hatches after its control room flooded. Water appeared to be flowing through it in a controlled manner following the breach, utility Hafslund said in a statement. NTB/Cornelius PoppeClose
Persons: Hafslund, NTB, Cornelius Poppe Locations: Braskereidfoss, Norway
☆ Norway evacuates thousands from worst floods in decades
  + stars: | 2023-08-09 | by ( ) www.reuters.com   time to read: +1 min
A person walks in mud after extreme weather Hans hit Valdres, near Oslo, Norway August 8, 2023. NTB/Cornelius Poppe via REUTERSOSLO, Aug 9 (Reuters) - Norway evacuated thousands of people as rivers swelled to their highest levels in at least 50 years on Wednesday and homes and businesses were submerged or swept away by landslides. Innlandet county, one of Norway's worst hit areas, said many people were isolated by the floods and that first responders may not be able to reach those in need. On Monday, a Swedish train derailed when a railway embankment was washed away by floods, injuring three people. Authorities in Norway and Sweden maintained red alerts, their most severe flood warnings, for several regions on Wednesday.
Persons: Hans, Valdres, NTB, Cornelius Poppe, Terje Solsvik, Alexandra Hudson Organizations: REUTERS, Hove, TV2, Authorities, Alexandra Hudson Our, Thomson Locations: Oslo, Norway, REUTERS OSLO, Innlandet, Nordic, Finland, Sweden, Swedish
☆ Storm continues to sweep over the Nordics, causing landslides
  + stars: | 2023-08-08 | by ( ) www.reuters.com   time to read: +1 min
[1/4] A view shows damaged residential buildings in the aftermath of Storm Hans in Valdres, near Oslo, Norway August 8, 2023. NTB/Cornelius Poppe via REUTERSSTOCKHOLM, Aug 8 (Reuters) - Norwegian emergency services evacuated hundreds of people in various locations on Tuesday, the second day that heavy rains caused landslides, with the risk of more, as a storm sweeps over the Nordics. Strong winds, intense rain and landslides hit parts of the Nordic region, knocking out power lines, flooding villages and bringing public transport to a standstill in the worst-affected areas. The storm, which has been called "Hans," hit Sweden late on Sunday and reached Norway on Monday, with parts of Denmark and Finland also affected. In southern Norway, floods and landslides blocked roads and halted key train services.
Persons: Storm Hans, NTB, Cornelius Poppe, Hans, Marie Mannes, Leslie Adler Organizations: REUTERS, Thomson Locations: Valdres, Oslo, Norway, REUTERS STOCKHOLM, Nordic, Sweden, Denmark, Finland, Hemsedal, Swedish
☆ Europe has enough energy to survive the winter. Next year might be different
  + stars: | 2022-10-13 | by ( Anna Cooban | ) edition.cnn.com   time to read: +8 min
Cornelius Poppe/NTB/AFP/Getty ImagesBut success has come at a heavy cost to the economy: the scramble for alternative sources has sent energy prices soaring. Alexei Miller, CEO of Russian state energy giant Gazprom, said on Wednesday that there was “no guarantee” that Europe would survive the winter with its current reserves. “Adopting policies that prevent the pass-through of high energy prices to consumers is an expensive gamble that is doomed to fail if wholesale energy prices will stay high in the future,” he added. Carlos Torres Diaz, head of power analysis at Rystad Energy, told CNN business that Europe’s energy transition “has been put on hold” as it prioritizes energy security. “These sources of energy also help reduce the dependency on energy imports,” Torres Diaz added.
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