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The front page of Heimildin features a mix of Icelandic domestic news and international affairs, with a focus on politics, society, and culture. Top stories include upcoming environmental legislation, the historical journey of Viking ships, a personal story about overcoming severe injury and…
The Minister of Environment will propose an ETS2 system for emissions allowances for buildings, roads, and small industries. Additionally, the Minister of Culture will propose up to six years in prison for digital pirates distributing football broadcasts illegally.
Director Christopher Nolan wanted a real ship for the filming of the Odyssey, but its acquisition was not without conflict.
An artist reflects on his early life and his philosophy on the purpose of existence.
Katla Gudnadottir, who survived a severe spinal injury, fights for home care services, leading to an unprecedented decision in the Ministry of Health.
The Danish military faces cuts, affecting equipment and personnel, leading to a cancelled Greenland expedition due to insufficient crew. Such news could damage the image of the navy and benefit the US President.
The chairman of the rehabilitation council resigned after being instructed not to hold further meetings by the Ministry of Social Affairs, highlighting a lack of consensus on the council's role.
A commentary on the 'end of history,' the rise of populism, and the peculiar hatred of the European Union.
Icelandic pools are experiencing rapid growth and profitability, but the government plans to move them to the general VAT bracket, which owners are protesting.
Employees of SÁÁ (The Icelandic National Association for Addiction Treatment) have signed a declaration of no confidence against the chairman and CEO, citing a very serious situation.
