Norway is evaluating its policies on immigration, energy, and minority language work, with several developments emerging this week.
A proposal published on Thursday would allow the country’s €2 trillion sovereign wealth fund to invest in firms producing nuclear weapons, reversing a longstanding restriction . The fund, the world’s largest, has previously excluded such investments.
Separately, an evaluation of Norway’s work on minority languages was announced, signaling a review of its linguistic policies .
Public sentiment on immigration remains a point of discussion, with a report noting that Norwegians are ranked as highly skeptical about immigrants .
The government is also assessing its participation in the Citizenship and Integration Policy (CIP), indicating a broader review of immigration frameworks .
In energy policy, Norway and Germany are partnering in the green transition, a move that aligns with Oslo’s ongoing evaluation of its energy strategies .
