Iceland News Greenland Proposes Ban on Anonymous and Foreign Political Donations The Greenlandic government has announced a proposal to ban anonymous and foreign donations to political parties in the country. Concerns have been raised about potential foreign influence on the upcoming parliamentary elections. Mimi Karlsen, the Speaker of the Greenlandic Parliament, stated yesterday that a proposal would … Read more
Coach Pétur Ingvarsson Steps Down from Keflavík Men’s Basketball Team Coach Pétur Ingvarsson Resigns In a recent announcement made on social media, Keflavík men’s basketball team has confirmed that coach Pétur Ingvarsson has stepped down from his position. The statement indicated that this decision was mutual, and the club expressed gratitude to Pétur for his … Read more
Ongoing Teachers’ Strike in Iceland: No Resolution Yet Stalemate in Teachers’ Wage Negotiations The meeting between the teachers’ union and government representatives in Iceland concluded late last night, around 11 PM, without reaching a resolution. The teachers’ strike, which began at the end of last month, continues to disrupt educational activities across the country. No … Read more
Increased Seismic Activity Raises Concerns on Santorini Island The Greek authorities have mobilized rescue and special forces units to ensure the safety of residents on the island of Santorini due to the recent surge in seismic activity. Over the past few days, the area has experienced a series of earthquakes, raising fears that these tremors … Read more
Sturla Snær Snorrason Triumphs at International Slalom Event in Italy In a remarkable display of skill and determination, Icelandic skier Sturla Snær Snorrason clinched the gold medal at a recent international slalom competition held in Tesido, Italy. This victory awarded him 23 FIS points, a significant achievement that enhances his global ranking among the skiing … Read more
Calm Weather Predicted for Iceland Today Today’s weather in Iceland is expected to be relatively calm, with southeastern breezes or moderate winds accompanied by occasional snow showers. Most areas in the north will remain dry, and temperatures will hover around or just below freezing. However, the tranquility won’t last long, as a significant low-pressure system … Read more
Marco Rubio’s Diplomatic Mission to Panama Marco Rubio, the newly appointed U.S. Secretary of State, embarked on a diplomatic visit to Panama yesterday. This visit comes amid heightened tensions between U.S. President Donald Trump and Panamanian authorities over the strategic Panama Canal. President Trump has previously expressed his intention to bring the canal back under … Read more
Severe Dog Attack in Akureyri Leaves Woman Hospitalized Hafdís Þorvaldsdóttir was enjoying her afternoon walk near her home in Akureyri when she noticed a man with a Rottweiler dog. The dog was relieving itself near the walking path, and Hafdís hoped the owner would clean up after it. However, the situation quickly turned dangerous when … Read more
Tragic Plane Crash at Roosevelt Mall in Philadelphia A small aircraft crashed over the city of Philadelphia, USA, this evening, landing on the Roosevelt Mall. The crash ignited a fire in the mall, at least one nearby home, and several vehicles. Emergency services are currently attending the scene. Details of the Incident According to NBC … Read more
Increased Risk of Eruption in Sundhnúksgígaröð: Authorities on Alert The Icelandic Department of Civil Protection has elevated the alert level to ‘danger’ due to the increasing likelihood of a volcanic eruption in the Sundhnúksgígaröð area. This decision comes as severe weather conditions are expected to hit the western part of the country around noon, with … Read more