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Originally Posted by Telekom
What's wrong with getting the information you need well in advance of your trip? It's sure better than asking the question a week in advance of the trip.
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The issue is that tariffs change frequently and half a year (I assume you'll be travelling in summer) is a long period in this regard.
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To address the original question (which you didn't do at all) if you're going to multiple countries you'd want to consider an "international" SIM. With international SIMs you almost never get the same good rates that you would get using a country-specific card.
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With an European SIM you may get decent roaming rates for calls within the EU but calls to the US usually are prohibitively expensive, at least once you leave the SIM's home country. Also while some operators may apply EU rates also to Norway (which is not part of the EU), calling from Russia will be even more expensive. Another problem may be the purchase of a Scandinavian SIM card which is complicated for foreigners if not even impossible, at least from abroad.