Walk-in art on display in Reykjavik
On Saturday the 3. July Ingunn Fjola Ingthorsdottir (born 1976) opens her solo exhibition in Gallery Agust (Reykjavik) where she presents the installa...
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Small primary schools facing the axe in Denmark
Eight out of ten primary schools in Denmark could face closure or mergers if the government follows recommendations made by an expert panel. According...
The Icesave issue discussed in Reykjavík
The negotiation committee representing the Icelandic government on the Icesave issue met yesterday and today with representatives of the UK and Dutch ...
Danish public opinion turns against the euro
A clear majority of Danes are against joining the euro, despite widespread approval of the move last month. According to a survey by Danske Bank, 55 p...
Oil and gas emissions down in Norway
Emissions from the petroleum industry declined in Norway during 2009. According to reports from the operating companies; volatile hydrocarbons, carbon...
Oddi Printing delivers a new hardcover catalogue for the Guggenheim Museum
Oddi Printing recently completed a hardcover exhibition catalogue for the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum. Being Singular Plural: Moving Images from Indi...
Damien Rice ‘Iceland Inspires’ concert moves to Reykjavik
Tonight’s ‘Iceland Inspires’ concert featuring Damien Rice has been forced to move its location to central Reykjavik due to adverse weather conditions...
Social Democrats at 10-year low with Swedish voters
Sweden’s Social Democrats are at their lowest popularity level for the past 10 years, according to a new poll. The party is haemorrhaging support, wit...