Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre and his Labour Party (Ap) are experiencing a surprising political resurgence.

Recent polls show Ap climbing to 30.1%, a level of support not seen in years.

This marks a dramatic turnaround for a party that had been struggling to maintain voter confidence.

Støre's leadership, coupled with a focus on crisis management and a revamped image, appears to be resonating with the public.

However, despite this upswing, the political landscape remains uncertain, with the opposition still holding a slim majority.

Smaller parties, like the Christian Democrats and Greens, are struggling to meet the electoral threshold, adding to the tension.

As Norway navigates global uncertainties, Støre's newfound momentum could reshape the nation's political dynamics.