EU fell when Norway regained control, Vonderleyen was threatened to the point of fear

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Brexit LIVE: Norway's opposition announces plans to wrest control from the EU ahead of the election.
ONE of Norway's leading opposition parties has pledged to renegotiate an existing deal with the European Union and regain control of a key policy area if it wins a general election. elected next year. the next month.
Thousands of Norwegians will go to the polls on September 13 to elect their 169 parliamentary representatives for Storting in Oslo. However, opposition parties including the Center Party and Labor are expected to reap the rewards after nearly eight years of losing power.
Trygve Slagsvold Vedum, leader of the Center party, could form an alliance with other Center Left parties and oust the Conservatives from power.
Before the election, Mr Vedum pledged to renegotiate parts of the European Economic Area (EEA) agreement, including Iceland if he was elected to government.
Explaining the reason, the Norwegian politician emphasized, there are policy areas such as energy where "we have given up too much power".
He continued: “We have to stand up for Norway's sake and ensure good conditions for us.
"All countries negotiate this way, and we must do the same."
He also cited the UK's success in striking a Brexit Trade and Cooperation Agreement, stressing that it was the "only logical thing to learn" from the UK.
“Recently they have gone through the process of leaving international partnerships, and then having to renegotiate all trade agreements – on their own two feet,” he stressed.
Norway's determination to regain power worried Eu. Vonderleyen feared facing an assertive Norway.
The UK Brexit example is being followed by Norway and they want to have the same success as the UK.