The Threat of Attacks on 'Crown Jewel' Ports after U.S. Strike
Iran warns of retaliation following a U.S. strike on its main oil export port, escalating tensions in the region.
Closed Rammagerðin Again Despite Payment Suspension Ruling
Isavia has closed all three Rammagerðin stores at Keflavik International Airport despite the stores having been granted a payment suspension by a court ruling.
Customs Broker at the Front of the S-List in Hveragerdi
Birgitta Ragnarsdóttir is set to lead the S-list of the Social Democratic Alliance and independents in Hveragerdi for the upcoming municipal elections.
Elections reject the merger of municipalities
Elections are currently being held concerning the proposed merger of Árnishreppur and Kaldrananeshreppur municipalities in Iceland.
No worries about the town that had to evacuate
Residents of Steinaflötum, including Símon Símonarsson, express little concern over being evacuated due to avalanche risks in Siglufjörður.
"Now we can say it at full throat"
A journalist acquitted of defamation for reporting on a fire that resulted in a death expresses disbelief at being sued for truthfully covering the facts of the case.
Transportation Restrictions Cost Society Billions Annually
Transportation restrictions in Iceland's electrical system are causing the society to lose billions annually due to wastage of energy and lost economic opportunities.
The Pizza that Cost 7,740 Krona
Sveinn Ásgeir Jónsson successfully contested a parking fee charge he deemed unfair, leading to its cancellation within an hour through legal means.
"This is no joke"
A significant avalanche near Siglufjörður, Iceland, has prompted local evacuations due to safety concerns, with specialists noting its unprecedented scale in the area.
Eyþór Leads but Does Not Want the Mayor's Seat
Eyþór Harðarson has no interest in becoming mayor despite leading in the recent election for the Independence Party in Vestmannaeyjar.
Stop of the relocation to Skólavörðuholt
The relocation plans for the University of the Arts in Iceland have been halted due to delays in the Technical School's move.
“Strange that there have been no fatalities there”
Bragi Thoroddsen, the mayor of Sudavik, expresses concerns about the persistent avalanche risks in the area, emphasizing the urgent need for safety measures.
Smoked Cod Roe and Handcrafted Easter Eggs in Harpa
Around 50 producers will showcase their products and offer tastings at the Icelandic Food Market in Harpa this weekend.
Guests can stroll in traditional costumes at solidarity meeting
Guests at a solidarity meeting in Iceland will have the opportunity to don traditional Greenlandic costumes while enjoying speeches and cultural presentations.
Unbelievable that there have been no fatalities and intolerable waste of electricity
A significant avalanche in Siglufjörður raises concerns about avalanche risks and the inefficient use of energy in Iceland.
Brynja Dan cuts all ties with the party
Brynja Dan has announced that she will not support the Progressive Party in the upcoming elections and has stepped down as the party's lead candidate.
Large avalanche near Siglufjörður and the road closed
A large avalanche has occurred outside Siglufjörður, prompting road closures due to avalanche risks.
The Decision is Bigger than the Current Government
Þórdís Kolbrún emphasizes that the discussion regarding a referendum on EU membership should be substantive and that this decision surpasses political party interests.
Trump's Shoemaker in Shoes That Are Too Big
Donald Trump pressures male members of his administration to wear a specific shoe brand, causing concerns about fitting in, as illustrated by his comments to Marco Rubio and J.D. Vance.
One assaulted a doorman and around ten were suspected of driving under the influence
In Reykjavik, one person was arrested for assaulting a doorman, while over ten others were suspected of driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
Gale across most of the country this evening
A new weather front is expected to move in this evening in Iceland, bringing gales and precipitation to many regions.
Matthías leads the Progressives in Árborg
Matthías Bjarnason has been selected to lead the Progressive Party's list in Árborg for the upcoming municipal elections in 2026.
"It is not true that private health clinics are outperforming"
The CEO of the capital area health care service disputes claims that private health clinics are offering better services than public ones amid significant wait times for medical appointments.
Send 2,000 Ground Forces to the Middle East
The U.S. is deploying approximately 2,500 ground troops to the Middle East amid ongoing tensions and attacks involving Iran.
This is what the new school village in Laugardal looks like
The new school village in Laugardal addresses the long-standing housing issues of Laugarnesskóli and aims to improve children's safety.
A society that thinks like this also needs rehabilitation
The article discusses the need for reforms in Iceland's prison system, emphasizing the introduction of smaller, community-based housing units for inmates.
Kjartan Kjartansson receives the journalist of the year award
Kjartan Kjartansson was awarded the Journalist of the Year 2025 for his coverage of climate issues.
Funeral of an influential figure, conflict over a Business Council report, and warm-up for Laufey Lín
The article discusses the funeral of former Prime Minister Davíð Oddsson, a recent report highlighting long wait times for healthcare, and a focus on discussions about prison housing solutions.
Establishing a candidacy for those opposing unification
Opponents of the unification of two municipalities have formed a candidacy for the upcoming elections in Iceland.
Live Broadcast: Journalism of the Year Awarded
The Journalism of the Year awards for 2025 will be held tonight in Reykjavik, honoring outstanding journalists in Iceland.
Found nowhere and sentenced to prison
A Reykjavik District Court sentenced Erlendur, a man charged with attempting to import 2.5 kilograms of marijuana, to a three-month suspended prison sentence after he could not be located for the trial.
Holtavörðuheiði closed due to an accident
Holtavörðuheiði has been closed following a traffic accident, with alternative routes suggested.
Holtavörðuheiði was closed due to an accident
Holtavörðuheiði was reopened after being closed for about an hour due to a traffic accident, with ongoing weather warnings and hazardous road conditions in the region.
Vaka's List Presented with Great Fanfare
The Vaka student association unveiled its candidate list for the upcoming elections at a lively event in Reykjavik.
The Skiers Have Found Shelter
Skiers stranded on Hofsjökull due to severe weather conditions have been rescued and taken to safety.
Burglary at Albert's
Professional footballer Albert Guðmundsson's home in Florence, Italy, was burglarized, leading to the theft of several valuable personal items.
Cuban President says negotiations with Trump administration are underway
Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canel reports that negotiations are ongoing with Donald Trump's administration to improve relations between the U.S. and Cuba amid economic difficulties faced by the island.
Breaking Up from the Greenlandic Government
Vivian Motzfeldt has stepped down as Greenland's foreign minister amid a crisis in the government, exacerbated by the upcoming Danish parliamentary elections.
Farewell to Davíð for the Last Time
Former Prime Minister Davíð Oddsson was honored with a state funeral attended by prominent politicians and dignitaries at Hallgrimskirkja in Iceland.
Still uncertainty about the future of blood mare farming: "This is a big and sensitive issue"
There is ongoing uncertainty regarding the future of blood mare farming in Iceland due to conflicting opinions on the application for a permit from the company Ísteka.
Power plant emissions decreased by a quarter with a new air purification facility
The new air purification facility at Hellisheiði Power Plant has significantly reduced greenhouse gas emissions from geothermal energy operations.
The road at Bolafjall no longer under the responsibility of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
The responsibility for the road to Bolafjall has been transferred from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to the local government of Bolungarvík.
The goal is still to prevent Iranians from acquiring nuclear weapons, but how?
The article discusses U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's comments on the Iranian nuclear threat during a press conference, emphasizing a strong stance on preventing Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons.
Eight years for gross violations against a visiting child and wife
A man has been sentenced to eight years in prison for raping a six-year-old girl and repeatedly assaulting his wife.
Hrönn and Jón Reject Major Accusations Against RIFF
Hrönn Marinósdóttir and the chairman of RIFF have denied serious allegations made against the festival regarding underpayment and misuse of resources.
Hrönn and Þórir reject major accusations against RIFF
Hrönn Marinósdóttir and Þórir Ólafsson have publicly rejected significant accusations made against the Reykjavik International Film Festival (RIFF) regarding unfair labor practices and misappropriation of resources.
"I was terrified"
A French man, David Pierre Milesi Gaches, experienced a terrifying incident with a small avalanche in Iceland that left him fearing for his life.
Assisting wet and cold cross-country skiers on Hofsjökull
Rescue teams are assisting three cold and wet cross-country skiers on Hofsjökull after they requested help.
The storm has passed and ASÍ is concerned about gasoline prices
After a storm passed through northwestern Iceland, there are growing concerns from ASÍ regarding rising gasoline prices.
Five cars and a truck stuck on Holtavörðuheiði
Five passenger cars and a truck became stranded on Holtavörðuheiði due to severe weather conditions, prompting rescue efforts for 25 individuals.