Norway committee opens door to nuclear weapons investment, reversing disarmament stance

A Norwegian parliamentary committee has signaled openness to investing in nuclear weapons, a stark reversal from Norway's 2013 disarmament conference stance. The shift, reported by Aftenposten, suggests a potential policy change in a traditionally anti-nuclear state, likely driven by regional security concerns. Details on the committee's mandate and scope remain unclear, but the move could have significant implications for Nordic defense posture and NATO dynamics.