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The news from Heimildin covers a range of topics including an EU fisheries inspection vessel in Reykjavík harbor, the election of a new Hungarian president who was previously removed from office by Orbán, and Iceland's potential involvement in a US oil exploration plan in Greenland. The site also…
A politician from the Centre Party questions the presence of an EU inspection ship in Reykjavík harbor, while the Icelandic Coast Guard states the vessel regularly visits for fisheries inspection duties under international agreements.
Andras Baka, a former Supreme Court president and critic of Viktor Orbán, has been elected President of Hungary, fourteen years after being removed from office during Orbán's rule.
An opinion piece discussing the modern-day parallels to the historical Spartacus rebellion, likely focusing on labor or societal struggles.
This appears to be a serialized story or a historical/esoteric piece related to an eclipse over King Solomon's mines.
A report on a legal case, indicating that a third individual has been taken into custody.
A US company linked to Donald Trump plans oil drilling in Greenland without a permit, with TV personality Dr. Phil involved and equipment transiting through Iceland via Halliburton.
Guðmundur Kristjánsson, CEO of fishing company Brim, will acquire a stake in Morgunblaðið as part of its purchase of Lýsi. He states they are not increasing their stake, while other owners previously funded the newspaper's losses.
Margrét Grímsdóttir and Sigrún Sigurðardóttir are conducting a course to teach women methods for coping with stress and the consequences of trauma.
An opinion piece by Stefán Ólafsson, a professor and Efling expert, warns salaried workers to be vigilant.
A professor of European law argues that unemployment in Spain is not linked to EU membership but is a homegrown problem. They also state that EU membership strengthens consumer protection, but warns of its pitfalls.
Gunnildur Lilý Magnúsdóttir, an associate professor, emphasizes the importance of examining the experiences of small states within the EU to understand Iceland's position regarding potential accession talks.
This opinion piece by Flóki Dagsson likely discusses how opposing political factions appeal to young voters before a referendum.
The chairman of VR (a trade union) states that companies are not curbing price increases that fuel inflation, suggesting that inflationary recession is imminent.
