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Multiple vehicles were damaged by a snow removal machine driving against traffic on Hafnarfjarðarvegur in Iceland, prompting an investigation by the Road Administration.

Denmark has announced upcoming elections.

The number of children classified as accused in violence-related cases has surged significantly in recent years, with 176 recorded last year compared to 65 in 2015.

Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen has unexpectedly called for parliamentary elections to be held on March 24.

Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov stated that there is no specific deadline for ending the ongoing conflict.

Residents of Grindavík who have been displaced have a month to register to vote in their municipality.

An Icelandic article discusses claims of deceit from the president, highlighting the political tensions in the country.

The Revival Party has announced its candidacy for local elections in Akureyri for the first time, led by political scientist Lovísa Oktovía.

Disappointment with inflation figures remains, as recent reports show no change, and issues in snow removal operations led to damages to vehicles in Iceland.

Jón Kalman and Eva Rún Snorradóttir have been nominated for the prestigious Nordic Council Literature Prize.

Authorities in the Nordic countries are investigating a serious threat related to their energy systems, believed to originate from a foreign state.

Authorities in the Nordic countries are investigating a serious threat to their energy systems, believed to originate from a foreign state.

Icelandair has presented an offer that is significantly higher than the initially estimated cost.

The Appeals Committee for Student Complaints at the University of Iceland has rejected a former student's claim for a refund of registration fees, stating that her request was baseless.

Weather conditions are expected to worsen around Faxaflói, causing potential impacts.

Cuban authorities have claimed responsibility for the fatal shooting of four men on a boat registered in the United States, stating that they were terrorists planning an attack on Cuba.

An individual has been convicted for providing alcohol to an oak hawk in Iceland.

A reindeer calf has been born in Vinland, increasing hopes for the animal's full domestication.

Two candidates are vying for the leadership position in the Pirate Party.

The waterfall Háafoss in Iceland, featured in the latest season of Stranger Things, is expected to see a surge in tourist interest, leading it to potentially become one of the most visited attractions for international travelers.

The Independence Party in Ísafjörður is finalizing their candidate list for an upcoming election.

The Independence Party in Ísafjörður recently approved its candidate list for the upcoming municipal elections, featuring Jónas Þór Birgisson as the head of the list.

A drunk man attempted to kiss a disabled woman in a public setting, and when asked to leave, he refused to comply.

Local leaders in Iceland suggest prioritizing a train connection between Reykjavik and Hafnarfjordur over the planned bus rapid transit system.

Einar Jóhannes Guðnason has been confirmed as the top candidate for the Middle Party in Kópavogur for the upcoming municipal elections.

Einar Jóhannes has been nominated to lead the Center Party's candidate list in the upcoming local elections in Kópavogur.

Icelandic athlete Frida Karlsson has announced her retirement, effective next year.

Thorstein is leaving his position at Deloitte.

Thorsteinn Pétur Guðjónsson has resigned as CEO of Deloitte even after being acquitted of charges of sexual assault.

Inflation rates in Iceland are holding steady without significant changes.

A live broadcast discussing the current status and future prospects of the Icelandic labor market, featuring key presentations and panel discussions.

Japan is experiencing a decline in births for the tenth consecutive year, indicating a troubling demographic trend.

Russians launched an attack on Ukraine with a massive barrage of five hundred missiles and drones.

Iceland's BHM asserts that foreign labor is not being effectively utilized in the country.

Kim Jong Un states that North Korea's relationship with the United States depends on the U.S. accepting their nuclear ambitions, while also emphasizing an increase in nuclear weapons and missile capabilities.

European teenagers have the highest rates of e-cigarette use globally, raising concerns from health authorities.

Statistics Iceland has reported higher unemployment figures compared to those from the Directorate of Labor.

The weather report highlights significant slush conditions on the streets of Iceland's capital due to precipitation and varying temperatures.

Iceland is experiencing temperatures between one to six degrees, with varying weather conditions including moisture and snowfall, particularly in the capital.

Travel conditions across Iceland are reported to be challenging this morning due to various weather factors.

Rán Flygenring shares her personal habits and promotes swimming culture through a new book release.

The article discusses the challenges posed by strong winds and hazardous driving conditions in Iceland.

U.S. officials express conflicting messages regarding their stance in negotiations with Iran, which continue in Geneva, raising concerns about potential conflict.

A major event marks the largest team collection in Iceland in twenty years.

A man is claiming to be a victim in a significant drug smuggling case involving a large quantity of ketamine and MDMA in Iceland.

A major drug smuggling case, involving the largest seizure of ketamine in Iceland's history, is under trial in Reykjaness District Court.

Mexico achieved a decisive 4-0 victory over Iceland in a recent football match.

The article discusses the men's cup final that is taking place today in Iceland.

Negotiation committees from Iran and the United States are holding discussions today regarding the nuclear agreement.

Democrats have accused the US government of obscuring key details surrounding the Epstein case.