The Icelandic Journalists’ Union is increasingly concerned about the state of independent media in Iceland. Sýn’s decision to stop broadcasting weekend evening news — and the accompanying layoffs — is the latest example of a worsening ope...

Minister for Foreign Affairs ÞorgerðurKatrínGunnarsdóttir is opening a new Icelandic embassy in Spain today.

The lights on the Oslo Tree were switched on at Austurvöllur yesterday in a festive ceremony attended by a large crowd, despite rather dreary weather.

A death that occurred in Kópavogur yesterday is under investigation by the Capital Area Police.

Preparations are well underway for Iceland Eclipse 2026, a four-day international culture and music festival to be held in Hellissandur from 12–15 August next year. The programme is complete, featuring both well-known Icelandic artists and major...

The National Hospital of Iceland (Landspítalinn) has confirmed a language policy making speaking Icelandic mandatory among staff. According to the... The post National Hospital Makes Speaking Icelandic Mandatory, Hires Language Tutor appeared first...

On November 30, former first lady Dorrit Moussaieff stated she was mugged on the streets of London, United Kingdom. Dorrit shared... The post Former First Lady Dorrit Moussaieff Mugged In London appeared first on The Reykjavik Grapevine.

After this weekend, it will be December. No judgment if you started feeling jolly a bit sooner, but we say... The post Grapevine Events: Holiday Spirit, Röntgen’s Birthday, SAMPL appeared first on The Reykjavik Grapevine.

American multi-disciplinary artist Patti Smith has announced two concerts in Iceland next year. She is set to perform one night... The post Patti Smith To Play Iceland In 2026 appeared first on The Reykjavik Grapevine.

On November 27, a declaration of will concerning a 10 billion ISK construction project in Helguvík was signed. Foreign Minister... The post NATO Invests 10 Billion ISK In New Oil Depot appeared first on The Reykjavik Grapevine.