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Heimildin's front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Key domestic stories include a report on a new wind farm and an investment in a private hospital. Internationally, the page covers reactions to Donald Trump, political developments in Israel, and a Ukrainian man arrested in…
A farmer in Reykhólahreppur discusses the planned construction of a wind farm on Garpsdalsfjall, which is the first wind energy project to move from a waiting list to an energy utilization category by the minister.
Former US President Barack Obama has stated that he has had enough of Donald Trump.
Palestinians may hold the power to determine the future of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
Katrín í Lýsi has made an investment in a privately owned hospital, which will open in a building owned by the founder of Samherji.
A report from complex protests taking place in France.
An Icelandic scientist in the US is leading groundbreaking research into a life-threatening pregnancy condition, suggesting the possibility of developing drugs to save lives.
Following an attack by two Palestinians on Israeli soldiers, Prime Minister Netanyahu has announced a closure of the West Bank, with calls from Ben-Gvir to dissolve Palestinian authorities ahead of elections.
A Ukrainian man has been arrested in Germany on suspicion of gathering information about the production of armored vehicles, ammunition, explosives, and military facilities.
Donald Trump has expressed a desire to meet with Kim Jong-un during his upcoming trip to Asia, though North Korea has shown little interest.
A new bill from the Ministry of Environment would allow those who cause damage through off-road driving to be compelled to pay for repairs.
Students are protesting the country's ruling party in the lead-up to elections, marking 14 years of its rule.
The Danish Ministry of Agriculture has announced the end of mink farming.
