This campsite across the Tromsøysundet strait is far away from the glare of Tromsø’s city lights and is a quiet, reflective place in which to learn about Norway’s Sami people — and as an a ...

These days, however, the Nordic country’s fight against climate change by ramping up renewable energy is ironically hurting the Sami people. This issue has been dubbed green colonialism.

All public buildings in Norway will hoist the Sami flag, and events and exhibitions will be held to mark Sami Day. The day marks the anniversary of the first Sami Assembly, held in Trondheim in 1917.

It's hard to imagine the Arctic being likened to the bustling metropolis of Paris, but this beautiful city in Northern Norway has done ... Tromsø is home to many Sami people, a nomadic Indigenous ...

The Sámi, an Indigenous people of the Arctic Circle, stretch across four countries: Norway, Sweden, Finland and Russia. They have their own language and culture which in the past have been ...

Last year, Norway’s parliament acquired 13 Indigenous works for its collection through an open call. Liv Bangsund, a member of the Kven people who served on the selection jury, says that few ...

a traditional tent used by Norway’s Indigenous Sami people. Hot chocolate is served while we regain the feeling in our extremities. Reindeer graze at a traditional Sami camp outside Tromso.

The people of Tromsø, Norway know this better than anyone ... takes you through the history of studying the auroras, from the Sami stories of yesteryear to ongoing research into whether the ...

making Tromso, which celebrated its 33rd edition, the largest film festival in Norway. “The audience seems to be back. A lot of people travelled to the festival and we’ve seen groups of ...