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Elle dispose du plus grand fonds souverain au monde: la Norvège, qui refusait les investissements dans les armes nucléaires, envisage de revoir ses règles éthiques

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Une commission préconise d'assouplir les règles éthiques du fonds souverain norvégien pour lui permettre d'investir dans certains fabricants d'armes nucléaires basés dans des pays…

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