Norway's Conservatives Strike Deal To Form Coalition

Aim to govern in a minority with the Progress Party

Reason Staff | 10.7.2013 5:40 PM

(Reuters) - Norway's Conservatives agreed terms of a coalition government with the populist Progress Party on Monday, clearing the last big hurdle to taking power on October 18 after winning elections last month, prime minister-designate Erna Solberg said.

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Norway's Conservatives Strike Deal To Form Coalition

Aim to govern in a minority with the Progress Party

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