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Norwegian government resigns
October 14, 2013byEditorialEditorial
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Norwegian government resigns
 Norwegian King Harald V Monday accepted the resignation of the government  The coalition government of the Labour Party and two other left-centre parties, who lost the majority in the September parliamentary election, will stay as the  caretaker pending a new government is formed, Xinhua reported.
 
 King Harald V is now expected to contact Conservative Party leader Erna Solberg and ask her to form the new government. The Conservatives and three other centre-right parties together won 96 seats in the  169-member parliament.
 
 The Conservatives and the Progress Party have agreed to form a coalition government  with promised support from the Social Democratics and the Liberals.
 
 After being the prime minister for eight years, Stoltenberg said Monday that he is  looking forward to driving a car alone with his wife, without the security people  around him.
 
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