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    Soldiers earn Norwegian swim badge via water survival testing●Soldiers earn Norwegian swim badge through water survival fitness testing✉newsHealthFitness30 min ago

    US Army soldiers have earned the Norwegian swim badge after completing water survival fitness testing, according to Army.mil. The testing assessed soldiers' abilities to survive and perform in water, aligning with allied military standards. The recognition highlights ongoing cooperation between American and Norwegian forces and the importance of water survival skills in military readiness.

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    Watchdog bans first ads for oral weight loss drugs●Watchdog bans first ads for oral weight loss medicines https://www.standard.co.uk/news/health/watchdog-wegovy-b1299810.hMmastodonHealth333 min ago

    The UK medicines watchdog has banned advertising for oral weight loss medicines, in what is reported as the first such prohibition covering pills of this kind. The move comes as demand for obesity treatments like Wegovy surges, and regulators move to rein in promotion of slimming products directly to consumers.

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    Ukraine's Reported Secret Weapon Tied to Mass Russian Surrenders in Donbas●MÄCHTIGE GEHEIM-WAFFE der Ukraine ENTHÜLLT! Deswegen KAPITULIEREN die RUSSEN MASSENWEISE im DONBASS!▶youtubeWarUkraine552.6K1 h ago

    Reports circulating about a powerful secret Ukrainian weapon are being linked to growing numbers of Russian soldiers surrendering in the Donbas region. The claim, made in a widely shared German-language item, suggests the weapon is a key reason for mass capitulations on the frontline. Independent confirmation of the weapon or the scale of the surrenders is not provided.

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    Runners Try the Norwegian Singles Training Method●I’m trying out this Norwegian Singles thing. Apparently it’s neither reality show nor a dating app. # running # runnersoMmastodonHealthFitness130 min ago

    The Norwegian Singles method, a training approach popular among amateur runners that involves doing every run as a single daily session at an easy pace rather than splitting runs into doubles, is being picked up by recreational runners. People trying it note the confusing name, joking that it sounds like a dating show or app rather than a workout regime, while sharing their early experiences with the plan.

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    BBC Radio 3 airs Sibelius Seventh with Norwegian Radio Orchestra●🇺🇦 #NowPlaying on BBC #Radio3 's #ThroughTheNight Jean Sibelius, Norwegian Radio Orchestra & Kristiina Poska: 🎵 SymphonyMmastodonCultureMusic015 min ago

    BBC Radio 3's overnight programme Through the Night is broadcasting Jean Sibelius's Symphony No 7 in C, performed by the Norwegian Radio Orchestra under Estonian conductor Kristiina Poska. The late-night classical music slot continues to bring orchestral recordings to listeners across the UK and beyond during the small hours.

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    A Norwegian youth delegate is calling on young people to be bold and claim their place in global discussions, urging them to 'dare to take up space.' The message comes in the context of youth participation at the United Nations, where delegates advocate for stronger youth involvement in decision-making on issues like climate, peace and development.

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    Norwegian professor who nominated Zelenskyy for Nobel Peace Prize speaks out●What if Russia uses nuclear weapons? Can we say Ukraine brought peace to world? Norwegian professor who nominated Zelenskyy and Ukrainians for 2026 Nobel Peace Prize takes on tough questions✉newsWarNuclear1 h ago

    A Norwegian professor who nominated Volodymyr Zelenskyy and the Ukrainian people for the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize has addressed difficult questions about the war, including what would happen if Russia used nuclear weapons and whether Ukraine's resistance can be credited with defending peace in the world. The interview frames Ukraine's fight as a broader question of global security, drawing renewed attention to the Nobel nomination and Western policy debates over Russia's nuclear threats.