Geopolitics has changed since last India-Nordic Summit, conflicts on agenda for talks: Norwegian envoy

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Geopolitics has changed since last India-Nordic Summit, conflicts on agenda for talks: Norwegian envoy

Geopolitics has changed since last India-Nordic Summit, conflicts on agenda for talks: Norwegian envoy As U.S. sanction waivers on Russian oil lapse, oil and gas major exporter Norway could pitch for more energy supplies to IndiaUpdated – May…

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May 18, 2026

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Geopolitics has changed since last India-Nordic Summit, conflicts on agenda for talks: Norwegian envoy

As U.S. sanction waivers on Russian oil lapse, oil and gas major exporter Norway could pitch for more energy supplies to India

Updated – May 18, 2026 05:18 pm IST – OSLO

Suhasini HaidarSuhasini HaidarNorwegian Ambassador May-Elin Stener. File photo

Norwegian Ambassador May-Elin Stener. File photo
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As Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived in Oslo on Monday (May 18, 2026) for a two-day visit where he will hold bilateral talks and then meet with leaders of Sweden, Norway, Iceland, Finland and Denmark for the 3rd India-Nordic summit, conflicts in Ukraine and Iran and their economic impact will be on the agenda.

In an interview to The Hindu, Norway’s Ambassador to India May-Elin Stener says Norway will also discuss more gas and oil supplies to India, even as U.S. sanction waivers on Russian oil lapsed over the weekend, indicating India may have to reduce its intake.

Published – May 18, 2026 04:23 pm IST

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