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Norway Reopens Government Offices After 15-Year Relocation

4/14/2026

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On April 13, 2026, Norway's Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Stoere marked the reopening of government offices in Oslo, fifteen years after the 2011 Breivik attack.
The July 22, 2011 bombing killed eight people and injured many, prompting the temporary relocation of ministries.
Stoere described the return as historic and highlighted the Labour Party's resilience.
He unveiled his new office, decorated with Norwegian wood and a Nelson Mandela photo.

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On April 13, 2026, Norway's Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Stoere marked the reopening of government offices in Oslo, fifteen years after the 2011 Breivik attack.
The July 22, 2011 bombing killed eight people and injured many, prompting the temporary relocation of ministries.
Stoere described the return as historic and highlighted the Labour Party's resilience.
He unveiled his new office, decorated with Norwegian wood and a Nelson Mandela photo.