Norwegian newspapers | Norske aviser

• Aftenposten

  One of the most widely circulated newspapers in Norway. The newspaper published by the Schibsted ASA, which also owns newspapers in Sweden and Estonia.

• Verdens Gang (VG)

  Leading tabloid format newspaper published in Oslo, Norway. The newspaper contains articles about news, politics, climate, economy, golf, football, tennis, music, literature, film, travel tips, business, comics, and more

• Dagbladet

  One of the largest newspapers in Norway based in Havnelageret, Oslo. The newspaper published by AS Avishuset Dagbladet.

• Bergens Tidende

  Bergen based leading newspaper was founded in 1868.

• Dagens Næringsliv (DN)

  Norway’s leading financial newspaper.

• Adresseavisen

  Norwegian-language daily newspaper published in Trondheim, Norway.

• Agderposten

  Tabloid format daily newspaper based in Arendal. The newspaper owned by Agderposten Medier.

• Akershus Amtstidende

  Regional newspaper based in Drøbak.

• Avisa Nordland

  Daily newspaper published in Bodø, Norway.

• Bergensavisen

  Norwegian Bokmål-language local newspaper published in Bergen, Norway.

• Stavanger Aftenblad

• Bladet Tromsø

  Tabloid format daily newspaper published in Tromsø, Norway. The newspaper was founded in 1898.

• Budstikka

  Daily regional newspaper headquarters in Billingstad, Norway.

• Dag og Tid

  Norwegian language weekly newspaper.

• Dagsavisen

  Daily newspaper based in Oslo.

• Drammens Tidende

  Norway’s popular daily newspaper published by Edda Media Buskerud AS.

• Demokraten

  Local newspaper published in Fredrikstad, Norway.

• Finnmarken

  Vadsø based newspaper published by Adam Egede-Nissen.

• Firdaposten

• Fjordenes Tidende

  Newspaper published in Måløy and featuring sports, culture, weather, traffic, and more.

• Fjuken

• Fredriksstad Blad

  Most widely read local newspaper in Fredrikstad, Norway.

• Fremover (Narvik)

• Friheten

  Norwegian Communist Party’s newspaper.

• Fædrelandsvennen

  Regional newspaper published in Kristiansand, Norway. The newspaper contains in-depth articles about local and world news, culture, movie and music reviews, festivals, comics, soccer, handball, athletics, football league, and travel.

• Glåmdalen (Kongsvinger)

• Halden Arbeiderblad (Halden)

• Hallingdølen (Ål)

• Haugesunds Avis (Haugesund)

• Indre Akershus Blad (Bjørkelangen)

• Jarlsberg Avis (Holmestrand)

• Jærbladet (Bryne, Jæren)

• Klassekampen (Kvinnherad)

• Laagendalsposten (Kongsberg)

• Levanger-Avisa

• Magazinet

• Morgenbladet

  Weekly newspaper based in Oslo, Norway.

• Moss Avis

• Nordlys (Tromsø)

• Nye Troms (Målselv)

• Rana Blad (Mo i Rana)

• Ringerikes Blad (Hønefoss)

• Rogalands Avis (Stavanger)

• Romerikes Blad (Skedsmo)

• Sandefjords Blad (Stavanger)

• Sarpsborg Arbeiderblad

• Sunnmørsposten (Ålesund)

• Svalbardposten (Longyearbyen)

• Tidens Krav (Kristiansund)

• Varden (Skien)

• Varingen (Rotnes)

• Vårt Land (Oslo)

• Østlandets Blad (Ski)

• Østlendingen (Elverum)

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