Norway, which isn't an EU member, gave Ukraine more than 10 billion kroner ($1 billion) in civilian and military aid last year. “It will lead to an increased use of oil money,” Gahr Støre ...

Accused of being a war profiteer as prices for its gas have soared, Norway on Monday unveiled a major aid package for Ukraine and other countries affected by the conflict. The government proposed ...

Norway will reveal its five-year plan to support Ukraine with billions of kroner on Feb. 7, according to Norwegian publication Vårt Land. In 2023, this aid will be evenly split between military ...

Norway should also give an extra 5 billion crowns in aid this year to poor countries suffering from soaring global food prices because of the Ukraine war, he said. Stoere's minority government ...

However, Norway has fended off accusations that it's profiting from the war in Ukraine. Last year, the country gave Ukraine more 10 billion kroner ($1 billion) in civilian and military aid.

The Norwegian parliament on Feb. 16 supported a five-year aid program for Ukraine worth 75 billion Norwegian kroner (about EUR 7 billion or $7.4 billion). Read also: Norway to provide NOK 1 billion to ...

is the largest aid programme Norway has ever supplied to a single nation, and is part of an unprecedented flow of Western military aid to Ukraine meant to help it fight off Russia's invasion.

Ukraine's Zelenskiy Thanks Norway for $7 Billion in Aid Over Five Years OSLO (Reuters) - Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy thanked Norwegian lawmakers on Thursday for approving a bilateral ...