Within the EU, Iceland will manage fisheries in the North Atlantic ↗
An interview discusses how Iceland would potentially gain control over fisheries in the North Atlantic if it were part of the EU, highlighting potential benefits and implications.
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Heimildin's front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include an analysis of Iceland's potential role in managing fishing within the EU, a report on potential conflicts of interest among members of parliament, and the economic struggles of Cuba. There's also…
An interview discusses how Iceland would potentially gain control over fisheries in the North Atlantic if it were part of the EU, highlighting potential benefits and implications.
An investigative piece reveals that several members of the Icelandic parliament engage in paid work alongside their duties and own businesses, with some receiving dividends.
The publishing company of Morgunblaðið reported a significant loss for the second consecutive year, but new equity has been injected by key figures associated with the fishing industry.
Six facts about the events in the Spanish territory of Ceuta, where up to 60,000 migrants flocked to the border while Moroccan border guards watched.
The United States has halted oil shipments to Cuba, causing an economic collapse where three out of every four hotels are closed.
The International Monetary Fund suggests Icelanders renegotiate wage agreements and warns that indexation can perpetuate inflation, advocating for reforms regardless of euro adoption.
A list of the most lively urban legends about the European Union.
A biologist and guide will lead a day trip to Sjöundá, which will include Supreme Court judges who will shed light on one of Iceland's most famous murder cases that took place there.
Personal reflection on spiritual awakening often arising from pain, shifting focus away from the self.
A long excerpt from the history of the Moon, describing molten lava flowing across its surface.
Discusses the concept of total eclipses and their unimaginable nature.
A piece that discusses the topic of corruption.