Norway's Labour party, led by Jonas Gahr Støre, has secured a second term in the general elections, achieving 28.2% of the vote and 53 seats. The anti-immigration Progress Party, led by Sylvi Listhaug, made significant gains, obtaining nearly 24% of the vote. Voter turnout was high at 78.9%. The campaign focused on rising living costs and the oil industry, with Labour needing support from smaller parties to form a majority. Teljes cikk (bbc.com europe)