Thorsteinn Pálsson writes: Watershed or the final madness ↗
A commentary piece by Thorsteinn Pálsson discussing a potential turning point or extreme mental state.
Iceland
The front page of DV, an Icelandic news website, features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include political commentary, personal stories of loss and struggle, an update on an Amazon accident investigation, and news related to Icelandic public figures and policies. There is…
A commentary piece by Thorsteinn Pálsson discussing a potential turning point or extreme mental state.
Former mayor Jón Gnarr expresses his distress and confusion, finding it difficult to articulate his feelings.
An account of individuals apologizing for an embarrassing moment during a significant television broadcast.
The black box from an Amazon plane has revealed peculiar events that occurred before the crash.
A tragic story about a daughter's death while her parent was on the phone, with the poignant detail that she did not see the parent.
An incident where someone was mocked and insulted near a milk cooler, with a mention of 'Thorvaldur'.
Ukrainian President Zelensky visited Iceland and held a meeting with Thorgerdur, described as informative and sincere.
A fiery speech by 'Michael' criticizing the state of affairs in Iceland with strong language.
A legal debate arises over whether law enforcement had the authority to enter a home based on suspicion of domestic violence.
Gold excavation has started in the vicinity of the capital, with a large drilling machine brought in from Finland.
A dispute is reported between a party referred to as 'Gusumeistarinn' on Ægisíða and the health inspectorate.
A critical statement, possibly from 'Ugla', directed at Sigmund Davíð, accusing him of promoting division and animosity.
The president of the Icelandic Confederation of Labour (ASÍ) is demanding that banks absorb the bank tax rather than raise prices, with a commentary on Jóhannes's reaction.
A petition initiated by Sigfús has met with negative reactions and is considered inappropriate.
A denial has been issued in the Höfðatorg case, stating that it is not connected to drug trafficking.
Nanna's income has been significantly reduced by 450,000 Icelandic krónur, and the article explains the cause.