The funeral of Davíð Oddsson will be broadcast on television
The funeral of former Icelandic Prime Minister Davíð Oddsson is set to be broadcast on television.
The House of Elders rejected a proposal that would have required the president to stop attacks on Iran
The Icelandic House of Elders has voted down a proposal aimed at halting military actions against Iran by mandating presidential intervention.
The Minister of Business Answers Questions from Committee about Ties to Epstein
The Icelandic Minister of Business addresses inquiries regarding their connections to Jeffrey Epstein.
The Minister of Business Answers Questions from Committee about Connections with Epstein
The Icelandic Minister of Business addressed inquiries regarding his connections to Jeffrey Epstein.
"I have created a monster"
An Icelandic source reports on an individual claiming responsibility for creating a significant problem or situation, described metaphorically as a 'monster.'
Support for the government decreases
Public support for the Icelandic government is on the decline.
David Oddsson receives a public funeral
Former Icelandic Prime Minister David Oddsson is set to receive a public funeral.
David was a crow of total delight and hard to take a corner
David Oddsson, a prominent Icelandic politician and former editor, has passed away at the age of 78, remembered for his significant contributions to Icelandic politics and media.
Remembering Davíð at the Althing
Icelandic lawmakers honored the memory of former Prime Minister Davíð Oddsson at a parliamentary session following his passing.
Flag at half-mast due to the death of Davíð
The Icelandic government has issued a directive to fly flags at half-mast following the death of former Prime Minister Davíð Oddsson.
Icelandic beachgoers in Dubai
Four young Icelandic women in Dubai learned of recent missile attacks while enjoying their time at the beach, prompting concerns for their safety as tensions rise in the region.
Remembering Davíð Oddsson: 'One of the most influential politicians in the history of the Republic'
The article reflects on the legacy of Davíð Oddsson, highlighting his significant impact on Icelandic politics.
In Memory of Davíð Oddsson: "One of the Most Influential Politicians in the History of the Republic"
This article reflects on the legacy of Davíð Oddsson, emphasizing his influence in Icelandic politics.
Davíð Oddsson has passed away
Davíð Oddsson, a prominent Icelandic politician and influential editor, has died at the age of 78.
David Oddsson has passed away
David Oddsson, a prominent Icelandic political figure and former Prime Minister, has died.
Use flexible concepts about the referendum, but the opposition wants clear answers
The Icelandic opposition is calling for clarity on the use of flexible concepts regarding the referendum.
Iceland is expected to announce a date for the referendum on resuming EU membership talks soon
The Icelandic government is preparing to set a date for a referendum regarding the resumption of EU membership talks, as confirmed by an official from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
"...never has the president lied so much..."
An Icelandic article discusses claims of deceit from the president, highlighting the political tensions in the country.
Icelandic Prime Minister Confirms Upcoming EU Referendum
Iceland plans to hold a referendum on resuming EU membership negotiations within the next few months, according to Prime Minister Kristrún Frostadóttir.
Kristrún emphasized Iceland's uniqueness towards the EU - Tusk gave her Prince Polo
Kristrún, an Icelandic political figure, emphasized Iceland's distinctiveness in its relationship with the EU during a meeting with Tusk, who presented her with a gift of Prince Polo biscuits.
Over six hundred million to seven political parties
The Icelandic government has allocated 605 million ISK to seven political parties for 2026, with the highest amount going to Samfylkingin and the lowest to Sósíalistaflokkurinn, which currently has no representation in parliament.
The Human Rights Agreement is not a menu
Icelandic discussions highlight the perception that human rights agreements should not be treated as optional or negotiable frameworks.
Minister Raps
An Icelandic minister engages in rap, showcasing a new creative approach to communication.
“Where did this phenomenon actually come from in the parliament?”
A heated debate in the Icelandic parliament regarding a bill from the Minister of Social Affairs has sparked significant political conflict, focusing on the well-being of the country's poorest citizens versus the interests of wealthier families.
More constructive discussions than before
Icelandic discussions have taken a more constructive turn recently.
Seriously Considering Candidacy for Chair of the Left-Green Movement
Rósa Björk Brynjólfsdóttir is contemplating running for the chair of the Left-Green Movement, emphasizing the need for stronger environmental and traditional left perspectives in Icelandic politics.
Minister arrested while leaving the country
An Icelandic minister has been arrested while attempting to leave the country.
Criticized the government and the Center Party in the closing speech
The article discusses criticism directed at the Icelandic government and the Center Party during a closing speech.
The Minister of the Interior Resigns
The Icelandic Minister of the Interior has announced their resignation.
Controlled Import from Litla-Hrauni
Icelandic police believe they have dismantled an international crime organization responsible for a significant portion of cocaine seizures in the country.
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.
The parliament has started a debate on the agenda
The Icelandic parliament has commenced discussions regarding its agenda.
The US Ambassador believes the Speaker of the House has severely offended Trump
The US Ambassador to Iceland has expressed that the Speaker of the House of the Icelandic Parliament has deeply insulted Donald Trump.
Nothing beats the hammer after a year
The article discusses the differing opinions among Icelandic parliamentarians on how to respond to the country's recent inflation spike, attributing it to government spending increases.
Threatened legal action over fishing by son-in-law
Icelandic politician Jón Gunnarsson argued in parliament that the opposition has no choice but to continue discussing the foreigner bill if the proposal on lumpfish fishing remains on the agenda.
Salary reduced by 97 percent but not abolished
Prime Minister Kristrún Frostadóttir proposed a bill to significantly reduce the salaries of officeholders under the Icelandic presidency from around 10 million ISK annually to a fixed amount.
"I own this and I can do this"
The article discusses a heated exchange in the Icelandic Parliament between Guðrún Hafsteinsdóttir and Inga Sæland regarding issues related to children's affairs and political responsibilities.
The struggle for the Progressive Party will revolve around historical status
The upcoming election for the leader of the Progressive Party is expected to be challenging, with significant decisions regarding the party's historical status ahead, as three candidates prepare for the party congress in February.
The Strength of the Chairman of the Progressive Party Having a Seat in Parliament
Ingibjörg Isaksen has announced her candidacy for the chair of the Progressive Party, emphasizing the importance of the party leader having a seat in the Icelandic Parliament during a pivotal time for the party.
Sandra Takes Over from Guðbrand
Sandra Sigurðardóttir has assumed the parliamentary seat of Guðbrand Einarsson in the Icelandic Alþingi after he resigned from his position.
Persistent state of uncertainty affects long-term plans of companies
The ongoing uncertainty in global affairs is impacting the long-term strategies of Icelandic businesses, as discussed by an industry executive amidst threats from the U.S. President regarding tariffs on countries opposing U.S. territorial claims on Greenland.
Iceland the 52nd State of the USA? Storm after ambassador's words
The Icelandic Ministry of Foreign Affairs has issued a statement regarding a controversial remark by a U.S. diplomat, confirming they are in contact with the U.S. Embassy in Iceland to verify the comments made by ambassadorial candidate Billy Long who referred to Iceland as the '52nd state.'
The US Ambassador's Joke Threatens Iceland
The potential U.S. ambassador to Iceland, Billy Long, made a joke that has upset Icelandic officials, prompting a call for the Foreign Minister to reject his nomination due to concerns over the sovereignty of small nations.
The European Union has had the same trade policy as Trump
Icelandic politician Guðlaugur Þór Þórðarson claims that the EU's trade policy mirrors that of Trump's administration, emphasizing that the primary trade threat to Iceland comes from Europe rather than the United States.
It is important to put all efforts into scaring the Icelandic nation about the European Union
Icelandic MP Guðlaugur Þór Þórðarson expresses concern over the opposition's focus on foreign and European issues as parliament reconvenes.
Icelandic singer Björk calls for Greenland's independence
Icelandic singer Björk has made a public appeal for Greenland's independence on her Instagram account, urging the Greenlandic people to declare independence.
Jón Gnarr Apologizes
Icelandic parliament member Jón Gnarr has apologized to the Independence Party for wrongly accusing them of imposing a capital gains tax during Geir H. Haarde's premiership.
Iceland Stands Firm with Its Friends
Icelandic leaders express solidarity with Greenland and Denmark following remarks from the US President about acquiring Greenland.
What do the attacks in Venezuela mean in the big picture?
Sigurjón Þórðarson, a member of parliament, sharply criticizes fishing quotas during a discussion on societal issues in an Icelandic radio program.