Iceland’s young farmers have unanimously opposed the EU referendum scheduled for 29 August, arguing that reopening accession negotiations could threaten domestic agriculture, food security and the country’s current system of
The Iceland assisted dying survey used in the country’s end-of-life debate is being challenged by the leaders of the Icelandic Nurses’ Association and the Icelandic Medical Association, who argue that
The Iceland EU referendum on 29 August is drawing attention beyond Reykjavík, after Norwegian Prime Minister (statsminister) Jonas Gahr Støre said Iceland’s decision on whether to reopen accession talks with
Global Peace Index 2026 ranks Iceland as the world’s most peaceful country for the 19th consecutive year, while Finland enters the top ten and the Nordic countries remain broadly high
Ukraine’s NATO path received renewed support from Nordic and Baltic leaders on Tuesday, as President Volodymyr Zelenskyy joined the Nordic-Baltic Eight summit in Tallinn for talks focused on defence cooperation,
Iceland EU fisheries could become the decisive test of Reykjavík’s renewed European debate, as the country prepares for an August referendum on whether to reopen accession talks with the European
Iceland cost of living has overtaken Switzerland’s, making Iceland the world’s most expensive country according to new calculations by the Icelandic trade union Viska based on Eurostat and Central Bank
Iceland EU referendum campaign concerns are intensifying after Foreign Minister Þorgerður Katrín Gunnarsdóttir warned that the country could face a “Brexit moment” ahead of a planned vote on whether to
Iceland’s EU referendum has turned into one of the country’s most sensitive political debates in years, as voters prepare to decide on 29 August whether accession talks with the European
Ukraine special tribunal plans moved forward on Friday as Norway, Denmark, Sweden, Finland and Iceland joined a Council of Europe-backed initiative to help prosecute Russia’s leadership for the crime of
