Society and history5 min read
22 July 2011: the terror attack that changed Norway
What happened on 22 July 2011, how Norway responded, and where you can learn more today – including the memorial that opened in July 2026.
Hlib Suslov
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Society and history5 min read
The Constitution and May 17: Norway's National Day Explained
The Constitution was adopted at Eidsvoll on May 17, 1814, and is the world's second-oldest constitution still in use. This is why May 17 is Norway's national day. Here we explain what happened, how the day is celebrated, and why it is a festival for everyone.
Hlib Suslov
Society and history4 min read
Press Freedom in Norway: Free Media Explained
How press freedom works in Norway: Free media protected by the Constitution, NRK as an independent broadcaster, and simple tips to distinguish reliable news from fake news.
Hlib Suslov
Society and history6 min read
This is Norway: facts and society
Short explanation of Norway: geography, population, parliamentary democracy, constitutional monarchy, municipalities, welfare and values.
Hlib Suslov
Digital safety6 min read
Freedom of expression in Norway 2026: what is legal?
Freedom of expression is a basic right in Norway, but not absolute. Learn the limits for privacy, hateful speech and online debate.
Hlib Suslov
Society and history5 min read
Newly arrived children's right to school: special language training and introduction programmes
All children in Norway have the right to free primary school, regardless of residence status. Learn about special language training and introduction programmes for newly arrived students.
Hlib Suslov
Society and history6 min read
The King and the Monarchy in Norway
A practical explanation of Norway’s constitutional monarchy, the King’s formal role, the Council of State, the opening of the Storting and what to know for the test.
Hlib Suslov
Society and history5 min read
How to take part in democracy: hearings, duties and volunteering
You can influence Norwegian politics through hearings, parties and voluntary work. You also have a duty to follow the law and give correct information.
Hlib Suslov
Society and history5 min read
State, county and municipality in Norway: who is responsible for what?
A practical guide to Norway’s state, county municipality and municipality: who decides, what they handle, and where to ask for help.
Hlib Suslov
Society and history6 min read
Human rights in Norway: expression and anti-discrimination
A practical overview of human rights in Norway, the Constitution, ECHR, free expression, anti-discrimination rules and where to complain.
Hlib Suslov
Society and history6 min read
How democracy works in Norway: the three branches of power explained
How does democracy work in Norway? Separation of powers between the Storting, the government and the courts, parliamentarism, elections and the King's role.
Hlib Suslov
Society and history5 min read
Stortinget on the exam 2026
Learn the key facts about Stortinget for the Social Studies Test: role, responsibilities, elections and how laws are passed.
Hlib Suslov