AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoWorld Cup Shock: Erling Haaland scored twice late as Norway beat Brazil 2-1 in the Round of 16, sending the nation into its first-ever quarterfinal and setting up a Miami clash with England on July 11 at Hard Rock Stadium. Viking Row Fever: Haaland urged fans to enjoy the moment, as Norwegians across the country and in New York took up the “Viking Row” celebration. Star Turns: Neymar announced his Brazil international retirement after the loss, ending a record international career. Match Build-Up: England’s preparations include a right-back injury scramble, with Reece James’ hamstring recovery still uncertain, while several England players face booking-related suspension risk. Local Life & Travel: Norway’s World Cup run is also boosting interest in Norway as a destination, while Norwegian airline demand is driving new winter routes, including Newcastle–Copenhagen. Economy Watch: Statistics Norway reported industrial production fell 2.9% in May, with extraction down sharply. Energy & Industry: Equinor awarded about $610m in subsea contracts for four projects, and Hydro signed a five-year low-carbon aluminium wire rod supply deal to support Europe’s grid upgrades. Culture & Heritage: Rare Chinese porcelain recovered from an 18th-century shipwreck is now on display in Oslo. Security & Defence: NATO plans to buy up to five Triton surveillance drones, with Norway among the countries involved.
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