Fewer Ukrainians will automatically receive asylum in Norway in the future, the Norwegian government announced on Friday. Six areas of western Ukraine are now deemed safe by the Norwegian Directorate of Immigration. People from these regions will be assessed under the same rules as applicants from other countries. The government said the change will allow Norway to better help Ukrainians who are in more urgent need of protection. Since the start of the full-scale Russian invasion in February 2022, most people who came to Norway from Ukraine were granted “temporary collective protection,” meani…