Experts in multiculturalism and members of Iceland’s largest immigrant community fear the implications of a case involving the stabbing and……
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While on an official visit to Iceland, Polish deputy minister Szymon Szynkowski vel Sek voiced his approval for mutual language……
Polish football player Chris Jastrzembski, formerly of UMF Selfoss in South Iceland, joined the team prior to the start of……
The majority of Polish immigrants in Iceland have experienced hate speech in their time living in the country, Kjarninn reports.……
Wolka arrives in Icelandic theatres today, RÚV reports. The Polish-Icelandic production made its debut at this year’s Reykjavík International Film……
A well-attended protest was held last night outside the Polish Embassy in Reykjavík. It was the second protest within a……
Voting results among Polish nationals in Iceland differed starkly from those in Poland in the country’s recent presidential election. While……
Teachers and other staff at schools on the Reykjanes peninsula in South Iceland have been offered the opportunity to attend……
Nearly one half of all immigrants in Iceland come from a single country: Poland. Polish nationals were among the first foreigners to start settling here in the modern era, initially drawn by work in fish processing plants. In the early aughts, a boom in construction drew them in even greater numbers. In recent years, younger Poles have been flocking to the country for jobs in tourism and other industries. Their community as a whole now numbers 20,000.