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Norwegian authorities propose to undermine the EFTA pillar in the European Economic Area Agreement, replacing the system of two separate pillars with just one. In doing so, the fundamental principles of the EEA Agreement are put at stake.

The Norwegian State objects to let the court have its say on the ACER lawsuit put forward by No to the EU. This is not worthy of a country where the rule of law should prevail.

We knew leaving the EU would be a mess, but a clean Brexit should strengthen future relations between Britain and Norway.

Statement from the Women's Conference in Oslo: "Women from Norway, Denmark and France stand united in defence of high quality universal and publicly funded welfare and health services."

Statement from the No to EU Congress 2018: The EU is expanding based on expert leverage and complex procedures in order to circumvent the rule of law and national control mechanisms.

"The struggle against the EU Energy market package and ACER has triggered fierce opposition and strong feelings among the Norwegian people, not heard of since the EU referendum in 1994," says Kathrine Kleveland, leader of 'No to the EU'.

Published in Brexitcentral.com. Written by Morten Harper, Research Manager at Nei til EU (No to the EU), Norway’s leading organisation campaigning against Norwegian membership of the European Union.

On Friday morning the High Court chose to block a legal case that sought to make triggering Article 127of the European Economic Area (EEA) Treaty subject to parliamentary authorisation.

Is there a viable alternative to the EEA Agreement that can be based on more modern trade and integration practices on the EU’s part?

If Norway chooses to terminate the EEA Agreement, a trade regime like the one between Switzerland and the EU is a not unlikely outcome.