In a budget briefing yesterday, the Finance Minister highlighted increased government earnings while advocating for fiscal restraint to counter inflation. He revealed a multifaceted approach
Auður Alfa Ólafsdóttir, a specialist with the Icelandic Confederation of Labour (ASÍ), refutes Hagar CEO Finnur Oddsson’s claim that food prices in Iceland are reasonable
The Reykjavík City Council has authorised the sale of the landmark Perlan building and two adjacent water tanks in Öskjuhlíð, with a combined real estate
A new study presented at the Children’s Prosperity Congress reveals alarming rates of sexual harassment and violence among Icelandic youth, with one in six tenth-grade
Two activists who had perched atop the masts of whaling boats in Reykjavík Harbor for over 24 hours descended from the vessels this afternoon. Fishers
True North, an Icelandic film and TV production company, has filed for an injunction against Hvalur hf, Iceland’s sole fin whale hunting organisation, Vísir reports.
The Competition Authority of Iceland has imposed an ISK 4.2 billion ($32 million / €30 million) fine on shipping company Samskip for serious violations of
The hunting of fin whales will be permitted in Iceland once more, though with stricter requirements and increased supervision, according to a notice from the
The Minister of Food, Agriculture, and Fisheries has unveiled a comprehensive report proposing thirty key legislative changes for Iceland’s fishing industry. The report has met
State-run institutions are poised to streamline operations through staff reductions and various optimizations, aiming to save approximately ISK 17 billion ($129 million / €119 million)
