How low can parliamentarians go in their duties?
The Icelandic parliament discussed a controversial bill regarding gray cod fishing quotas, leading to criticism of the ruling majority's handling of the legislation.
Remembering Davíð at the Althing
Icelandic lawmakers honored the memory of former Prime Minister Davíð Oddsson at a parliamentary session following his passing.
"Then we decided to take the step and send it to the Althing"
A decision has been made to take a significant step in relation to the Althing, Iceland's parliament.
The "Obstruction Parties" have arrived "in full dress with plays and performances"
Members of the Icelandic parliament criticized the opposition for theatrics during a debate on expediting a bill related to the withdrawal of international protection.
Accusing the government of 'wishful thinking, denial, and imagined reality'
Opposition leaders have demanded answers from Prime Minister Kristrúnu Frostadóttir regarding the current state of the economy during an unprepared question time in Althingi.
Controversial issues on the agenda are increasing
The President of the Althingi expects an increase in agenda items as parliamentary work resumes, with calls for cross-political cooperation on children's and youth issues.
The Presidential Committee Receives Complaints About the State Auditor
The Presidential Committee of the Althingi is set to review complaints concerning the State Auditor in accordance with established protocols.
Invitation to a press conference regarding the situation of children
A press conference will be held at the Althingi tomorrow to discuss proposals addressing the situation of children and youth in Iceland.