« This literally turns to us »
The increase in fishing fees will have a bad effect on smaller companies in the country and cause people in...
Iceland
Peace world « a real model »
Reception department at Háaleitisskóli in Ásbrú in Reykjanesbær for children in search of international protection helps children adapt to the...
« If we do not timing the communication then nothing will happen »
The Ministry of Social Affairs and Housing is currently responsible for the project NumbersAwareness raising on social isolation. The project...
Similar development in consumption and crime and 30 years ago
Bragi Guðbrandsson, a member of the United Nations Children's Rights Committee and the former Director General of the Child Welfare...
First phase of Kringlitar approved
The City Council today approved an agreement with Reiti Real Estate Company, on behalf of Reita - Development and Reit...
Civil Defense responds to military situation
It is extremely unlikely that a military situation can be created in Iceland, but the civil protection system will take...
Scent confirmed by drinking water and lowered pH value
The first cell results indicate that water is not unfit for consumption in Hveragerði, but the odor of the water...
« Iceland is not a military country »
"Iceland is not a military country," said Björn Bjarnason, former Minister of Justice and MP, and warned of the rhetoric...
Clearly spying is practiced in Iceland
A completely transformed worldview in security and defense and the importance of international cooperation for Iceland was at the top...
Training on mattresses and armed in a simulator
"For example, a lawyer, who is teaching criminal justice, can come and be present in a car or something similar,...
Directors replaced on one pallet
Government exchange took place in two state -owned companies this week, with directors being almost replaced by one pallet.A new...
Forbidden to kill and stuffing
The novel forbidden to kill by Gunnar Helgason as Rán Flygenring, and the poetry book Doto hours left Þórarin Eldjárn,...
