February 15, 2019

Textile designer Ýr Jóhannsdóttir wearing one of her own creations, a sweater covered in knitted mouths and tongues.

Culture

Breaking the Pattern

Tongues are wagging over Ýr Jóhannsdóttir’s mouthy sweaters

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Jelena Ćirić February 15, 2019

Nature

Population Control of Wild Cats in East Iceland Hotly Contested

Efforts to cull stray cats in the Fljótsdalshérað district of East Iceland have met with severe criticism from a local organization that aims to safely

Larissa Kyzer February 15, 2019

Nature

Icy Road Warning Throughout Country

Travelers should expect ice on all main roads in the capital area as well as on roads throughout the country, RÚV reports. According to a

Larissa Kyzer February 15, 2019

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Politics

Iceland Lags Behind Nordics on Parental Leave

Iceland lags behind the other Nordics on parental rights and parental leave, says Ingólfur V. Gíslason, a sociologist at the University of Iceland. RÚV reports

Larissa Kyzer February 15, 2019

Nature

Three Airlifted to Hospital After Car Accident on South Coast

A collision involving two vehicles on Sudurlandsvegur in South Iceland ended with three people being transported to the hospital by helicopter and a fourth sustaining

Larissa Kyzer February 15, 2019

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February 15, 2019

Breaking the Pattern

Population Control of Wild Cats in East Iceland Hotly Contested

Icy Road Warning Throughout Country

Iceland Lags Behind Nordics on Parental Leave

Three Airlifted to Hospital After Car Accident on South Coast

Orange Weather Alerts on Sunday, No “Travel Weather”

Judge Grants Extended Custody Over Domestic-Terror Suspects

#MeToo “Revolution” Within Icelandic Secondary Schools

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