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The front page of Heimildin features a mix of domestic and international news. Top domestic stories include an investigation into the side businesses of members of parliament and a report on a murder case linked to a notable landscape. International news covers topics such as reducing food tax due…
Several members of parliament are engaged in paid work alongside their parliamentary duties, and many own shares in various businesses, including Bergþór Ólason. Some have received dividends from companies they fully or partially own.
Biologist and guide Gísli Már Gíslason will lead a day trip to Sjöundá, the site of one of Iceland's most notorious murder cases, accompanied by Supreme Court judges.
Helena Ólöf Snorradóttir, a substitute member of the Centre Party's Committee on Affairs, attended an international conference on mass deportations of immigrants, featuring speakers with ties to white nationalist and neo-Nazi movements.
Our representatives demand closer connection with those who exhibit the most kindness, suggesting a focus on compassionate behavior.
Unemployment in Iceland has been measured near the average for European Union countries, prompting a discussion on the role of the national currency.
The German Chancellor expresses concern over a lack of ambition in the EU and calls for 'spending cuts in all areas,' criticizing a proposed tax on large corporations.
Following scorching heatwaves across continental Europe, 'coolcations' are becoming a popular trend as people seek relief from the heat.
Despite the importance of outdoor recreation, areas frequented by residents of the capital region are threatened by mining, drilling platforms, and proposed wind farms.
Dr. Funda Tekin, an expert on EU enlargement, suggests that Iceland's geographical location could make EU agreements beneficial, advising Icelanders to be self-assured, especially concerning their fishing industry.
The August 12th solar eclipse occurs when the moon obscures the sun. This article explores the formation of the moon.
The moon appeared much larger from our perspective in ancient times than it does now, exploring historical perceptions of the moon.
A depreciating currency affects income and wealth distribution, reducing the share of wages in GDP while increasing the share of capital.
The government plans to reduce the food tax as a measure to combat rising inflation.
News report on a significant event or crisis occurring in Cuba.
