By 2023, Jóhannes Rúnarsson, managing director of Strætó bus service, hopes to see self-driving buses in Iceland.

New figures from the Directorate of Labor show an unemployment rate of 26 percent in Suðurnes (the Reykjanes peninsula), Southwest Iceland.

For the first time since December 26, the residents of Reykjavík woke up to a snow-covered ground this morning.

Numerous parties have shown interest in starting an operation in the building that used to house Hótel Saga, Reykjavík.

It became clear yesterday that the pharmaceutical company Pfizer will not be conducting a phase IV trial of its COVID-19 vaccine in Iceland.

Representatives of Icelandic authorities will be meeting with representatives of the pharmaceutical company Pfizer today, Tuesday, to discuss the possibility of Pfizer conducting a phase IV trial of their COVID-19 vaccine in Iceland.

Due to inclement weather on K2, a Pakistani Army helicopter could only complete one flight yesterday searching for mountaineers John Snorri Sigurjónsson, from Iceland, Ali Sadpara, from Pakistan, and Juan Pablo Mohr Prieto, from Chile.

Húsavíkurkirkja church in Húsavík, North Iceland, is in need of major repair.

The bridge over the glacial river Jökulsá á Fjöllum, Northeast Iceland, has for the past few days been open in daylight only.

Search for mountaineers John Snorri Sigurjónsson, from Iceland, Ali Sadpara, from Pakistan, and Juan Pablo Mohr Prieto, from Chile, will continue on K2 today.

Bernie Sanders caught my attention by being a charming man who wants to have a positive impact.”

Icelandic boys don’t perform nearly as well in the school system as girls do.

Icelandic Minister of Health Svandís Svavarsdóttir states there is every reason to ease disease prevention restrictions earlier than planned.

Iceland is in a unique position compared to other countries in terms of the number of COVID-19 cases.

According to a new online poll, conducted in January, foreign tour operators and travel agents are increasingly positive toward the Icelandic travel industry and Iceland as a destination.

The annual Reykjavík Winter Lights Festival opens today and continues through Sunday.

“We have a lot of snow, but the old men say we haven’t seen any snow yet.”

The 51-year-old Danish man who yesterday confessed to having killed a 43-year-old Icelandic woman, Freyja Egilsdóttir Mogensen, at her home in East Jutland, Denmark, will be charged with manslaughter and the desecration of a human corpse.

The man who is in police custody, suspected of having shot at the car of Reykjavík Mayor Dagur B. Eggertsson and at the windows of the offices of the Social Democratic Alliance, is a former police officer.

A 51-year-old Danish man has confessed to the murder of a 43-year-old Icelandic woman in East-Jutland, Denmark.