no comment Residents paint street in colours of rainbow flag for Reykjavik Pride Reykjavik Pride has kicked off in Iceland, with events set to take place over the next ten days. 09/08/2019
Iceland First glacier to disappear in Iceland will be marked with memorial This is the site of Iceland's first ex-glacier. 25/07/2019
Iceland Watch: Iceland's melting park fights for World Heritage Status The area is so unlike anything else on earth that it has been used as a case study by astronauts. 04/07/2019
Iceland Watch: Iceland 'heatwave' a little more manageable at only 20°C In the eastern town of Eglisstadir, temperatures have almost reached 22°C and activities in the sun are in full swing. 27/06/2019
Cuisine Iceland gives tap water luxury branding The country's tourism board wants to put a stop to the flow of plastic bottles into the ocean. 07/06/2019
Iceland Iceland's Hatari raises Palestinian flags during Eurovision results Iceland's punk rock band Hatari controversially raised scarves showing Palestinian flags during the announcement of their results in Eurovision 2019, which took place in Tel Aviv making it the first time Israel hosted the event in 20 years. 19/05/2019
no comment Glacier collapse sends large wave towards shore A glacier collapse sent a large wave towards the shores of Iceland on Sunday, March 31. 02/04/2019
Iceland Watch: Tourists flee large wave after Icelandic glacier collapse "A good illustration why we always tell our clients to immediately leave the beach if the glacier calves." 02/04/2019
Iceland Wow Air goes bust, leaves passengers stranded across two continents After going bust on Thursday, Icelandic budget carrier Wow Air left passengers stranded across two continents. 28/03/2019
Iceland Northern Lights-seekers putting own lives at risk, say Iceland police Police in Iceland say too many tourists put themselves at risk searching for the Northern Lights, whose spectacular streaks of color light up the winter skies. 14/01/2019
Iceland Iceland has 'dire need' for infrastructure reforms, PM Iceland's Prime Minister calls for reforms after a car crash killed three British tourists 28/12/2018
Iceland Three British tourists dead in Iceland after vehicle drives off bridge Three British tourists dead in Iceland after their vehicle drove off a bridge 27/12/2018
Iceland The 13 trolls keeping Santa out of a job in Iceland Santa Claus may be coming to towns across the world this December, but in Iceland children await not just one Santa Claus, but 13 trolls known as the 'Yule Lads' who come to town during the 13 days before Christmas. 11/12/2018
Denmark Something rotten in the state of Denmark? The Danes don't think so. A recent report released by the White House's Council of Economic Advisors claims Nordic countries have a lower standard of living due to socialism 30/10/2018
Iceland Campaigners accuse Iceland of slaughtering endangered blue whale The marine conservation charity Sea Shepherd has released pictures which they say show Iceland’s only whaling company, Hvalur hf, butchering the sea creature. 13/07/2018
Romania Iceland flag mistaken for UK flag at official meeting in Romania It's not the first flag gaffe — nor second — carried out by Romanian organisers in recent weeks. 03/07/2018
View 'Game of Thrones', politics and television: Podemos and beyond | View How the Spanish left-wing party and other movements are using popular television shows to disrupt politics. 03/07/2018
Sport Croatia top Group D after 2-1 win over Iceland Iceland and Croatia face off at the Rostov Arena in their final Group D games. 26/06/2018
Sport World Cup: Nigeria dominate Iceland in 2-0 win Nigeria were on the attack and beat Iceland 2-0 in the World Cup. 22/06/2018
Sport World Cup first-timers Iceland hold Argentina to draw as Messi has pen Join us for live coverage as World Cup debutants Iceland take on the might of Messi and Argentina. 16/06/2018
Iceland Over 18,000 people sign petition calling on Iceland to boycott Israel Eurovision "Icelandic people generally feel for the Palestinian people and their plight,” petition founder Árni Steingrímur Sigurðsson told Euronews. 16/05/2018
Iceland Women at Hard Rock Cafe told to ‘wear skirts, not trousers’ Female employees at a music-themed restaurant in Iceland have been told to wear skirts to work, it has been claimed. 10/05/2018
world news Man convicted of Iceland's biggest heist escapes prison, lands in Sweden Sindri Thor Steffanson managed to escape to Sweden on an Icelandair flight also carrying the prime minister 19/04/2018
focus Dagur Sigurdsson's Japan Where does the high-profile Icelandic head coach of the Japanese national handball-team relax after a hard training session? 03/04/2018
Belgium Women in Politics: How does Europe measure up? Statisticians have tallied the number women working in parliaments around the world and ranked countries from highest to lowest. So how did Europe do? 12/03/2018
