Former NATO chief Stoltenberg to become Norway's finance minister after Oslo government collapse

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  Former NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg returning to government in Norway as finance minister

  Yahoo News - 4h
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  Former Nato chief Stoltenberg to become Norway’s finance minister

  Surprise return to frontline politics comes as Nordic country braces itself for potential US-EU trade war
  
  Financial Times - 5h
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  Archibald to become economy minister in Sinn Féin reshuffle

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  BBC News - 1d

• Norway’s government collapses over EU energy dispute

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  Nato chief urges ‘step up’ in support for Ukraine

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  The Guardian - Jan. 23

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  CNBC - Jan. 23

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