In Focus: Iceland’s Membership in NATO
Few issues have been as violently and enduringly controversial among Icelanders as Iceland’s membership in NATO.
Something Old, Something New
Reykjavík has opened one new museum and reimagined another to give visitors two new perspectives on the city’s history.
Uncertain Future for Icelandic Studies in Copenhagen
The University of Copenhagen is considering cutting Icelandic from their course offerings.
Ship Scratched in Difficult Docking
Cruise ship Ocean Diamond was damaged by heavy winds on its way into Reykjavík’s old harbour this morning.
Iceland Marks 50 Years of Driving on the Right
This month marks 50 years since Icelanders switched from driving on the left to driving on the right.
Reykjavík’s Rain Record Broken
This May is the rainiest on record for Reykjavík.
Sweet Success
In pursuing her lifelong passion for food, chef and restaurateur Hrefna Sætran has transformed the culinary landscape of Iceland.
Municipal Election 2018: Results
Iceland held country-wide municipal elections last Saturday, May 28.
Icelandic Voters Agree on Environment
Nearly 9 out of 10 Icelanders agree their municipal government should take a leadership role in environmental issues and consider the environment in their planning
Construction Modified for the Sake of Elves
An apartment complex in Hveragerði, South Iceland was redesigned to accommodate a rock many locals believe houses elves.