Yes, I know, I can read Norwegian. The name of the bank is still “Norges Bank”, not “Norges”. NBIM is a department of Norges Bank managing the Governement Pension Fund of Norway. As you are very set on it being called “Norges” I assume you can read Norwegian and can read the Norwegian Wikipedia article on the department:

https://no.wikipedia.org/wiki/Norges_Bank_Investment_Management

Here, I’ll even throw you a bone and link the English article for Norges Bank:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Norges_Bank

See the part where it’s name is “Norges Bank” and not “Norges”?

It’s about companies involved with the Israeli military and their actions in Gaza. The rest have either, not been found to be involved, or are being kept as a bargaining chip I guess.

If the central bank of England was named “Englands Bank” would you call it Englands?

Norges Bank literally means Bank of Norway, and is the central bank of Norway. Norge is the name of Norway in Norwegian. In Norwegian you add a s after a noun to make it possessive.

Edit: Downvoting changes neither the name of the bank, nor Norwegian grammar, lol. This place is so Reddit-brained.

It ain’t really a secret that the EU wants to bottom trawl and surgically remove every fish in Norwegian waters. As can be seen every time the quotas are distributed and the EU is on the brink of threatening war with Norway over them.

Guess what would happen the instant Norway joined the EU with the current deal that’s on the table.

When the US introduces tariffs on smaller weaker nations (allegedly as a protective measure) the EU screams about how unfair it is and how it will hurt the global market and the US.

But when the EU introduces tariff on a smaller weaker nation it’s suddenly necessary, cool and rad.

Okay sure, sound logic.