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Myanmar's President Thein Sein arrived in Oslo, Norway on his first trip to Europe. U Thein Sein, a former military general, is also scheduled to visit Finland, Austria, Belgium and Italy during his trip.
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NDL, the Norwegian counterpart to the English Defence League (EDL), rallied in Oslo. The group used their right to speak out on theirs views on Islam, a religion the NDL views as a threat to western society.
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Norwegian Karsten Madsen loves America and Obama. He is from Bergen, on the west coast of Norway, but crosses Norway on a train in order to follow the election events from Oslo.
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The cosplay (costume play) festival Desucon attracted some 1000 people on Saturday. The festival has been an annual event sice 2006 and is a meeting place for people interested in sci-fi, fantasy and japanese pop culture.
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Einar Gerhardsen Square in Oslo was partially reopened to the public, 447 days after a bomb was set off by Anders Behring Breivik, on July 22, 2011.
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The Royal Norwegian Air Force (RNoAF) celebrated its 100th anniversary by hosting a air show over Oslo harbour. Apart from airplanes from the the Royal Norwegian Air Force, the French Air Force´s acraobatic team Patrouille de France was visiting.
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On the 22 of July 2011, Anders Behring Breivik set off a bomb outside the government buildings down town Oslo. Eight people was killed and several more injured. The terrorist later drove to the Utøya island where he shot and killed 69 more people.
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File images: A Royal Norwegian Airforce C-130J with five of it´s crew is missing. It is confirmed to have crashed somewhere enroute from Evenes in Norway to Kiruna in Sweden. File images take in 2008.
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