Ten Icelandic MPs from five different parties have sent the US Ambassador in Iceland a letter urging the country to drop its charges against WikiLeaks
Iceland’s Parliament was adjourned on Saturday and is not expected to convene again until after the upcoming election on September 25. Two of the government’s
Parliament’s Speaker’s Committee is introducing a bill suggesting that six weeks before an election, Parliament will cease reimbursing MPs for travel. Speaker Steingrímur J. Sigfússon
Just four visitors were counted by wardens at Þingvellir National Park on February 18, 2021, according to an article on the park’s official website. On
A nursery, complete with a diaper change facility, has been opened at the first floor of Iceland’s Parliament building. Secretary-General of Alþingi Ragna Árnadóttir told
“It is my conviction that Alþingi owes it to society to complete work on constitutional amendments,” Iceland’s Prime Minister Katrín Jakobsdóttir wrote in a column
Social-Democratic Alliance MP Ágúst Ólafur Ágústsson has apologised for remarks he made in an radio interview yesterday implying that Finance Minister Bjarni Benediktsson is the
A new parliamentary bill aims to reduce government involvement in the national church as well as change the terms for membership in the congregation, RÚV
Proposed changes to Iceland’s parental leave law hope to more equally balance childcare responsibilities between mothers and fathers, Kjarninn reports. If the current revisions are
A new social media campaign is calling on the government to make good on its commitment to revise the nation’s constitution, a process set in
