Day: September 18, 2022

Culture

Globetrotter

Already suffering from nausea in anticipation of a long voyage at sea, a middle-aged, red-headed Icelandic country woman with a modest suitcase nervously climbed a narrow gangplank in Reykjavik harbour to board the Brúarfoss, an Icelandic passenger and cargo ship. It was a bright, calm evening in mid-July 1946 and Anna – a weaver by […]

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Frank Sands September 18, 2022

Politics

Parliamentary Resolution Reignites EU Membership Debate

A parliamentary resolution that proposes a referendum be held to determine whether Iceland should continue membership negotiations with the European Union has the full support

Larissa Kyzer September 18, 2022

Travel

Play Flight Forced to Make Emergency Landing Due to Unruly Passenger

A flight operated by the Icelandic airline PLAY was forced to land in Canada on the way to Baltimore, Maryland in the US to remove

Larissa Kyzer September 18, 2022

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Day: September 18, 2022

Globetrotter

Play Flight Forced to Make Emergency Landing Due to Unruly Passenger

Activists Preparing to Intercept Icelandic Whaling Ships

Risk of Overdose Rises Following Closure of Iceland’s Only Safe Injection Site

New Westfjords Ferry Expected this Autumn

Risk of Further Avalanches in East Fjords

Vínbúðin Could Open on Sundays

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