A plan to review Iceland’s election legislation has been published on the government’s consultation website Samráðsgátt. New election legislation that took effect in January of
Iceland’s National Security Council has no plans to request permanent military presence in Iceland, according to the country’s Prime Minister and Foreign Minister. Katrín told
Starting tomorrow, July 1, breweries in Iceland will be permitted to sell their alcoholic products directly to customers. The change is thanks to a parliamentary
The Ministry of Infrastructure considers the new residential development by Reykjavík City Airport to threaten the operational safety of the airport and has ordered construction
Victims of sexual assault in Iceland can now receive information on the proceedings of the police investigation of their case and are permitted to be
Prime Minister Katrín Jakobsdóttir and President Guðni Th. Jóhannesson tweeted their solidarity with the US pro-choice movement, RÚV reports. The statements of support came in
The Icelandic state has paid damages to an Albanian asylum seeker who was deported from the country in her ninth month of pregnancy. The woman
The Minister of Justice’s bill to amend marital law was recently passed in Parliament, removing the Ministry’s warrant to grant exceptions that would allow individuals
Parliamentary parties have agreed to process 25 out of the 70 requests for Icelandic citizenship Parliament has received, Vísir reports. This was one of the
The third phase of the Master Plan for Nature Protection and Energy Utilisation was passed through Parliament yesterday, with 34 votes for and seven against.
