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The European Commission and the Nordic Council of Ministers have launched a scholarship programme for Belarusian students.

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Lars Erik Hanssen was recently named the chair of WHO's cancer research agency's governing council. Hanssen aims to strengthen international cancer research, and will rely on the UN's legitimacy, access to large numerical databases and a focus on general health to guide his work.  

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Norway and Iceland top the list over countries with the most students abroad relative to population. In 2005 there were 21 484 Norwegian students at foreign universities, and for 50 years the Association of Norwegian Students Abroad (ANSA) has been helping them get there.

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Raised on 390 steel poles to withstand the rough arctic climate, the Svalbard Science Centre is ready to unite the comprehensive university and research facilities on the Norwegian islands. King Harald opened what is Longyearbyen's largest building on 26 April.

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More than 170 internationally renowned climate scientists will gather in Bergen, Norway, to work on United Nations' Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) report. The choice of Norway as host underscores the country's central role in climate research.

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Queen Sonja awarded the Abel Prize to Lennart Carleson in a formal ceremony on 23 May. The award winner described the occasion as "an overwhelming event in my life".  

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There are many reasons why people choose to learn Norwegian: Some have relatives in the country, others just want to read Henrik Ibsen’s original writings. Regardless of intentions, there are several summer programs where youths can immerse themselves in the Norwegian language and culture, and now is the time to sign up.

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