Day: August 10, 2018

Nature & Travel Archive

Skaftá Glacial Flood Ends

The glacial outburst flood that has been taking place along the Skaftá river in South Iceland has mostly ended reports the Icelandic Met Office. According to

Larissa Kyzer August 10, 2018

Society

Candlelight Vigil for Nuclear Disarmament Held in Reykjavík

The Kertafleyting, a candlelight vigil protesting nuclear weapons, was held in Reykjavík on Thursday night, mbl.is reports. The well-attended event, which has been held annually since 1985,

Larissa Kyzer August 10, 2018

Business

Króna Enjoying Most Stable Exchange Rate in Years

The Icelandic króna has enjoyed its most stable exchange rate in four years this summer, Kjarninnreports. According to an analysis of the exchange market that Íslandsbanki

Larissa Kyzer August 10, 2018

Society

East Side Pranksters Give Cannabis the Green Light

Pranksters on the east side of Reykjavík gave marijuana the green light on Thursday, placing a cannabis leaf-shaped stencil atop the green traffic light at

Jelena Ćirić August 10, 2018

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Day: August 10, 2018

Skaftá Glacial Flood Ends

Candlelight Vigil for Nuclear Disarmament Held in Reykjavík

Króna Enjoying Most Stable Exchange Rate in Years

East Side Pranksters Give Cannabis the Green Light

‘If we decided it was our goal to reduce food waste, we’d do it’

Anna Overtakes Guðrún as Most Common First Name for Women

Closure of Reykjanesbraut Cost Icelandair ISK 1 Billion

Ministry Dismisses Efling’s Complaint Against State Mediator

Minister Unauthorised to Sell Surveillance Aircraft, MP Says

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