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Iceland: Terrorist Plot Sparks Debate on Police Power
Icelandic police arrested four men in their twenties this week who are suspected of plotting a terrorist attack on state institutions, possibly including the Icelandic
Police Staff Party Was Possible Target of Would-Be Terrorists
Four Icelandic men, arrested for plotting an act of terrorism against state institutions, may have been targeting a police staff party that was planned for
Four Arrested for Intended Domestic Terrorism
Four Icelandic men were arrested yesterday, September 21, for terroristic plots against state institutions and civilians. In the press conference which took place at 3pm
Postal Service to Close Post Offices in Grindavík, Skagaströnd, and Kópasker
In a recent press release from the postal service, post offices in Grindavík, Skagaströnd, and Kópasker are all set to close by January 2023. The
Possible Changes to Car Rentals, Including Limits on Mileage and Age
Minister of Culture and Trade Lilja Dögg Alfreðsdóttir stated in an interview yesterday with RÚV that changes may be coming for the rental car industry
Polish Deputy Minister: Support Language Learning in Both Nations
While on an official visit to Iceland, Polish deputy minister Szymon Szynkowski vel Sek voiced his approval for mutual language learning in both nations. According
Court Denies Erla’s Request for Retrial
In a decision handed down September 14, Erla Bolladóttir’s request for a retrial was denied. The court cited a lack of new developments in the
Housing Prices Drop, Indicating Potential Cooling of Market
A recent report by the Housing and Civil Engineering Agency may indicate a cooling in Iceland’s housing market. According to the report, the housing price
Garden Thieves Undermine Research Project in Elliðaárdalur
Recent thefts from a research garden have set back horticultural research by several years, reports RÚV. ALDIN is a planned biodome project to be opened
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