You are the second woman prime minister in Iceland's history... READ MORE›
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Benediktsson's Independence party - which has dominated Icelandic politics for decades - won the most seats, but fell short of a parliamentary majority... READ MORE›
The former journalist led her party to second place with 11 seats in Saturday's vote, which was won by incumbent prime minister Bjarni Benediktsson's Independence Party... READ MORE›
Under the Icelandic system, the president, who holds a largely ceremonial role, tasks the leader of the biggest party with forming a government... READ MORE›
His Center Party, however, has now emerged as the fourth-largest, pushing the anti-establishment Icelandic Pirate Party down to sixth place with six seats... READ MORE›
Iceland's main centre-right party looks set to remain the largest in a snap election called after a scandal over a paedophile toppled the coalition... READ MORE›
The Independence Party, led by incumbent Prime Minister Bjarni Benediktsson, remained the biggest party with 25 per cent of the votes but suffered a setback... READ MORE›
In this crowded mix, a dark horse has appeared the former Prime Minister Sigmundur David Gunnlaugsson... READ MORE›
The prime minister and his circle suffer from a serious lack of trust in the wake of recent scandals, he said... READ MORE›
It was proclaimed by the United Nations General Assembly as the day for women's rights and world peace in 1977... READ MORE›
The Icelandic lawmaker was sitting in parliament Wednesday, breast-feeding her 6-week-old daughter, when she was unexpectedly called to respond to a bill... READ MORE›
More than 11 000 icelanders offer to house syrian refugees to help european crisis... READ MORE›
Reykjavik went dark Wednesday night, after the City Council switched off street lamps and encouraged residents to turn off their lights... READ MORE›
I'm a teacher and would teach the child to speak, read and write Icelandic and adjust to Icelandic society... READ MORE›
Post to Facebook Iceland's leader backs down on controversial issue Pineapple on pizza President GuA?ni Th... READ MORE›
Icelandic President Gudni Thorlacius Johannesson ignited a global debate this week by suggesting that he would ban pineapples as a topping on pizza if he could... READ MORE›
Icelands Prime Minister Resigns, After Pirate Party Makes Strong Gains... READ MORE›
The Pirates are riding on that wave, said Ragnheithur Kristjansdottir, a political history professor at the University of Iceland... READ MORE›
But despite the public outcry last April, Iceland's new prime minister was also named in the Panama Papers... READ MORE›
How to plan the perfect northern lights viewing trip in iceland... READ MORE›
The politician made it clear just how much he despises the Hawaiian pizza by joking it should be outlawed, the Iceland Magazine reports... READ MORE›
He failed, however, to declare an interest in the company either then or when he became prime minister in 2013... READ MORE›
Nor does Iceland lack the ponds and lakes where mosquitoes love to breed... READ MORE›
Onnudottir said she could "very easily see" the party winning 20-25% of the vote... READ MORE›
Iceland to build first temple to Norse gods since the Viking age... READ MORE›
Conventional CCS also requires the CO2 to be separated from the mix of gases emitted by power stations and industrial plants, which is expensive... READ MORE›
The leaks, from Panama law firm Mossack Fonseca, showed PM Sigmundur Gunnlaugsson owned an offshore company, Wintris, with his wife... READ MORE›
So far, though, the tradition of unarmed police officers has proven to be stronger than the fear of terrorism... READ MORE›
Iceland to build first temple to norse gods in 1 000 years... READ MORE›
Prime Minister Sigmundur David Gunnlaugsson's resignation follows intense pressure in Iceland after he was named in the leaked documents which apparently reveal tax evasion attempts... READ MORE›
Not everyone in Iceland welcomes the development of geothermal power, however... READ MORE›
Iceland first in world to require companies to prove they offer equal pay... READ MORE›
The story involves Prime Minister Bjarni Benediktsson and his father, Benedikt Sveinsson... READ MORE›
From neo-pagan marriage ceremonies to edda study groups and plans for a new temple, Iceland is seeing a revival of interest in Norse myths... READ MORE›
But France is far from the worst offender in Europe when it comes to the gender pay gap... READ MORE›
This is Iceland, where police are unarmed and people walk at all hours of the night -- just as Birna Brjansdottir was doing when she disappeared... READ MORE›
As of last year, about 75 percent of Iceland's inhabitants were registered members of the Evangelical Lutheran Church... READ MORE›
Iceland election tight race to form government as counting begins... READ MORE›
The entire chain reaction of melting ice caps, rising earth surface and volcanic activity is still not entirely understood, Bennett said... READ MORE›
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