Proposed EU regulation on trade measures causes concern for Iceland
At Monday’s (30. April) meeting of the EEA Joint Committee, Iceland presented a statement on the Commission proposal for a “Regulation on ...
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Danish company apologises for ‘Holocaust T-shirt error’
A Danish clothing company has apologised after a T-shirt adorned with a motif that resembled the star badges worn by Jews during the Holocaust appeare...
Finnish bribery MP resigns from Regional Council
Ikka Kanerva has announced that he will step down as chairman of the board of the Regional Council of Southwest Finland following a conviction for tak...
Icelandair to resume flights from Denver to Iceland
Icelandair, Iceland’s flagship airline, is set to resume its flight service from Denver International Airport in the U.S. to Iceland on May 11, 2012....
Norway Beatles exhibition ‘fake’
Leading memorabilia experts have claimed that many of the items in the ‘Get Back’ Beatles exhibition at Trondheim’s Rockheim rock and pop museum are f...
Swedish cop convicted of taking salad bribe
A Swedish police officer who let a motorist off a fine in exchange for a salad has been convicted of bribery.
Iceland Car Rental offers cheap self drive holidays for summer months
Leading car rental company, Iceland Car Rental, will be accommodating the influx of travellers wishing for self drive holidays across the country’s un...
Anders Behring Breivik ‘apologises’ to innocent bystanders
Norwegian terror and mass murder defendant Anders Behring Breivik has issued an apology to the July 22 victims who he calls “innocent bystanders”, but...