Iceland News Alex Cambray Orrason Makes History as First Icelander at Equipped Powerlifting World Championship Alex Cambray Orrason has become the first Icelander to compete at the Equipped Powerlifting World Championship, currently being held in Reykjanesbær. Competing in the -93 kg category, Alex performed in Group B, finishing his lifts early in the day. Orrason achieved a … Read more
Donald Trump Nominates Mark Gaetz as Attorney General In a significant political move, newly elected President of the United States, Donald Trump, has nominated Mark Gaetz for the position of Attorney General. Gaetz, a prominent Republican Congressman from Florida, is known for his unwavering support of Trump. The President expressed his confidence in Gaetz, stating … Read more
Spanish Police Officer Arrested After €20 Million Found Hidden in Walls In a surprising turn of events, Spanish authorities have arrested a senior police officer, Oscar Sanchez Gil, following the discovery of €20 million hidden within the walls of his residence. Sanchez Gil held a prominent position as the head of the anti-fraud and money … Read more
Fram Climbs to Second Place in Icelandic Men’s Handball League with Victory Over ÍBV In a thrilling encounter that unfolded in the Icelandic Men’s Handball League, Fram secured a significant victory against ÍBV with a final score of 29-36. This win propelled Fram to the second position in the league standings. The match, held at … Read more
Unrest in Amsterdam: A Closer Look at the Maccabi Tel Aviv and Ajax Match Complex Dynamics Behind the Unrest Recent events in Amsterdam surrounding the football match between Maccabi Tel Aviv and Ajax have sparked significant controversy. Initial reports suggested that Maccabi Tel Aviv supporters were attacked without provocation, but further investigations have revealed a … Read more
Controversy Surrounds Independence Party Candidate in Iceland A candidate running for the Independence Party in Reykjavik North has sparked significant controversy, as he is wanted by Polish authorities. Christopher G. Krystynuson, who occupies the 14th position on the party’s list for the Reykjavik North constituency, is being sought by Polish police for extradition due to … Read more
Political Debate Broadcast Live from Hof, Akureyri This evening, the National Broadcasting Service of Iceland (Ríkisútvarpið) is hosting a live broadcast of a political debate from Hof, Akureyri. The debate is part of the ongoing electoral series where key representatives of various political parties answer pressing questions from voters in the constituency. Key Figures Participating … Read more
Live Election Debate Broadcast from Akureyri This evening at 18:10, the highly anticipated election debate program, “Kjördæmaþáttur RÚV,” will be broadcast live from Hof in Akureyri. This event, aired on RÚV 2 and Rás 2, brings together the leaders of various political parties to discuss pressing issues concerning voters in the Norðausturkjördæmi constituency. As the … Read more
Extension of Custody for Anti-Whaling Activist Paul Watson in Greenland In a recent development, the custody of Paul Watson, a prominent anti-whaling activist, has been extended by an additional three weeks in Greenland. This marks the fifth extension of his custody. Watson has been detained in Nuuk since July 21st and is now expected to … Read more
Severe Winds Cause Damage Across Northern Iceland In the wake of a powerful southwesterly storm that swept across Iceland last night, rescue teams in Northern Iceland were kept busy responding to numerous incidents of wind damage. Although the winds began to subside as the day progressed, further inclement weather is expected over the weekend, prompting … Read more