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China Hails ‘Time-Honoured Friendship’ with Nepal, Congratulates New PM Karki

Narendra Modi · Kathmandu

China Hails ‘Time-Honoured Friendship’ with Nepal, Congratulates New PM Karki

57% Left coverage: 7 sources

China congratulates Sushila Karki on becoming Nepal's first woman prime minister, emphasizing the strong friendship between the two nations.See the Story

Bans Side-Facing Seats and Standing Areas in Public Buses From 2026

Norway · Norway

Bans Side-Facing Seats and Standing Areas in Public Buses From 2026

From 1 January 2026, standing or side-facing seats on passenger buses will no longer be allowed. The government has finally decided: – Norwegian roads must be safe to travel on, also for passengers. We are now increasing road safety in passenger buses. This means that next year's passenger buses will not be able to use side-facing seats or standing seats while driving, says Minister of Transport Jon-Ivar Nygård (Labour Party) in a press release.…See the Story

The State Appeals the Førdefjorden Case to the Supreme Court

Vestland · Vestland

The State Appeals the Førdefjorden Case to the Supreme Court

The state has decided to appeal the Court of Appeal's ruling regarding the dumping of mining waste in Førdefjorden. The Court of Appeal ruled that the permit granted by the state is invalid.See the Story

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