World Syria and Salisbury: The battle to maintain trust in evidence of illegal chemical weapons | View
World Syria and Salisbury: The battle to maintain trust in evidence of illegal chemical weapons | View
insiders 23/02/2018 Andrés Ingi Jónsson: fighting gender bias within Parliament Andrés Ingi Jónsson is a MP for the green-left party at the Icelandic Parliament, or Althingi.
Iceland 23/02/2018 Iceland leads the way on gender parity The Scandinavian island ranks first in the World Economic Forum's gender equality report. So what is Iceland doing right?
insiders 23/02/2018 Sigríður Björk Guðjónsdóttir: "We need women in the police because half of our clients are women" Sigríður Björk Guðjónsdóttir, head of the Reykjavík Police Department in Iceland, thinks women are key for the police to better serve the community.
Iceland 14/02/2018 Jewish leaders hit out over Iceland’s plans to ban boys’ circumcision A controversial proposal to outlaw boys being circumcised in Iceland has been slammed by religious leaders across Europe.
world news 11/02/2018 Johann Johannsson found dead The Icelandic composer was discovered at his Berlin apartment.
Iceland 31/01/2018 Tackling the impact of porn on Iceland's youths Some of Iceland's young claim attitudes to sex are being shaped by pornographic material.
Iceland 16/01/2018 Female priests join #MeToo movement in Iceland A statement, signed by 65 clergywomen, also described 64 accounts of gender-based discrimination and violence from women priests working in the national church
Iceland 03/01/2018 Iceland tells companies: Close gender pay gap—or pay up Iceland’s new law requires companies to prove they’ve closed the gender pay gap.
world news 29/12/2017 Personalities of the Year: Elon Musk, Iceland football team, and Oxfam given top honours by Euronews readers Euronews readers have selected their personalities of the year in sport, culture, space, business, EU and innovation.
world news 21/12/2017 Reader poll: Who should be Euronews' Sports Personality of the Year? Euronews wants your say on who should be one of several personalities of the year—in fields including space, innovation, culture, business and sport.
Iceland 29/10/2017 Iceland's ruling conservatives weakened in snap vote A left-leaning coalition may have more luck forming a government.
Iceland 28/10/2017 Outcome unclear after first results in Iceland election Mood on the Nordic island favours change after a year of disappointment and distrust
no comment 10/10/2017 Iceland celebrates after team qualify for 2018 football World Cup in Russia Icelandic football fans join in the traditional chant with players after the national football team qualify for the 2018 World Cup in Russia
Sport 10/10/2017 Iceland make football World Cup history Tiny Iceland, population 330,000, has made sporting history by becoming the smallest nation ever to qualify for the football World Cup.
futuris 25/09/2017 Digging deeper: can hot air provide sustainable source of electricity? “The new frontier of renewable energy is crossing Iceland.
futuris 25/09/2017 Takeaway: Searching heat in the heart of earth Geothermal resources can provide energy to humankind for thousand of years Here in Iceland they are testing a new drilling technic producing 10 times more power from the earth’s depths pix: turbine ro
Iceland 26/04/2017 Iceland: Unicorn baffles locals According to reports from Iceland, the unicorn might be more than just a mythical beast... though this one is a little sheepish.
Iceland 05/04/2017 Equal pay land - Iceland looks to close the gender wage gap Iceland’s parliament is considering a bill that would require businesses to prove they offer equal pay to workers.
Iceland 28/03/2017 Baby boom in Iceland nine months after Euro 2016 victory over England Nine months on from Iceland’s historic win over England in the Euro 2016 tournament, clues of how the Nordic nation celebrated their 2-1 victory are starting to show, or more accurately, come into the
economy 13/03/2017 Iceland lifts last of the government's cash movement restrictions Iceland has announced the last of the capital controls that have been in place since the 2008 financial crisis are being lifted.
