Norway, a country with just over 5 million people, manages the world’s largest sovereign wealth fund — worth nearly $2 trillion. This translates to around $340,000 for every citizen, making it one of the richest countries per capita.
The fund was built from oil revenues, but instead of spending it all, Norway invested globally in stocks, bonds, and green energy projects. It serves as a safety net for future generations, ensuring the country’s wealth continues long after oil production declines.
Norway’s model is admired worldwide as an example of smart resource management. It shows how natural resources can be transformed into long-term prosperity when governments prioritize sustainability and financial discipline.
From @WSJopinion: The country is witnessing the rise—finally—of a scientifically armed and debate-ready climate right. The “consensus” gatekeepers don’t like it one bit, writes @KimStrassel. https://t.co/Ngakqrwsnt
The cheapest ticket (on the secondary market) to watch Jannik Sinner vs Carlos Alcaraz at Wimbledon today was selling for over $20,000.
That makes it one of — if not the — most expensive sporting events ever.