Frosty Hair, Warm Hearts: The Unique Tradition of Icelandic Hotpot Conversations
In the land of fire, ice, and ethereal Northern Lights, a unique Icelandic tradition thrives, symbolizing the warmth and resilience of this island nat...
Alcohol in Denmark: Health Ministry to limit sale to under 18-year-olds
Denmark’s Ministry of Health has announced that it will be limiting the sale of alcohol to under-18s, as well as increase the price of snus, due to gr...
Support Local Heroes: How Donations Empower Landsbjörg in Times of Crisis
In the wake of the recent seismic activities near Grindavík, the Icelandic Association for Search and Rescue, Landsbjörg, has stepped into the spotlig...
Grindavik Community Rallies in Solidarity Amid Persistent Seismic Activity
As Grindavik faces unprecedented challenges due to heightened seismic activities, over 1200 families in this tight-knit community are witnessing an ex...
Close to 100,000 Gather in Reykjavik to Commemorate Historic 1975 Women’s Strike
A sea of faces, predominantly women, filled the streets of downtown Reykjavik this Tuesday, marking the anniversary of the 1975 Women’s Strike a...
Iceland Commemorates Historic 1975 Women’s Strike, Continues Its Commitment to Gender Equality
Today, Iceland is celebrating a significant milestone in its history as it commemorates the 1975 Women’s Strike, an event that marked a turning ...
Ex-Finnish president and Nobel peace broker has passed
On Monday, Martti Ahtisaari, the Ex-Finnish president and Nobel peace prize winner, passed away, aged 86. Ahtisaari was the Finnish president between ...
10,000 unemployed immigrants lose basic benefits in Denmark
10,000 unemployed immigrants that immigrated to Denmark before 2008 are set to have their basic welfare cut due to an agreement between the government...