In a statement on their website today, the Association of Icelandic Journalists announced that they would be leaving the International Federation of Journalists. Alongside the
Specialists at the Icelandic Competition Authority have been in debates over the nature of several popular condiments, and whether they should be considered “sauces,” following
Iceland is in 14th place on Transparency International’s Annual Corruption Perceptions Index. The newly-released report measures corruption in 180 countries, with Denmark landing first in
Efling Union members working at seven hotels in the capital area have voted in favour of a strike that will begin on February 7, RÚV
In light of Efling chairperson Sólveig Anna Jónsdóttir’s rejection of state mediator Aðalsteinn Leifsson’s proposal, Efling is now being asked to hand over its list
The latest indicators from Statistics Iceland show a month-by-month increase in the Consumer Price Index of 0.85%. Inflation now rests at 9.9%, where it last
In a weekend filled with the typical set-tos, scraps, and scrapes downtown, capital-area police got a call-out for the books on Saturday night when they
In the wake of reports that University of Iceland is facing a deficit of as much as ISK 1 Billion [$7.02 million; €6.46 million] this
According to new data from Registers Iceland, almost 49,000 Icelanders have a registered legal residence outside Iceland. Denmark, Sweden, and Norway remain the most popular
There are 50 refugee children in Iceland that are not attending school as they are still waiting to receive school placements, including 20 children who
