Wifi network names tell of neighbour niggles
Swedes are increasingly using their broadband network names to send their neighbours messages, according to a new survey.
National Assembly in Iceland takes place tomorrow
The National Assembly of 2010 (Þjóðfundur 2010) will be taking place tomorrow, Saturday 6th November 2010, at the Laugardalsholl in Iceland’s capital ...
Stress relief clinic in Iceland celebrates National Stress Awareness Day
Today is the 12th annual National Stress Awareness Day (NSAD). The purpose is to help develop a greater understanding of stress and the strategies to ...
Saga Capital Investment Bank in Iceland becomes Saga Investment Bank
The Saga Capital Investment Bank in Iceland has recently simplified its name to Saga Investment Bank. This subtle change of name is in order to highli...
The Icelandic wool sweater come back!
Since the settlement (in the 9th century), Icelanders have found themselves engaged in a relentless struggle to come to terms with the rugged environm...
Survey shows decrease in support for Icelandic government
The Nordic management consultancy, Capacent Gallup recently conducted research in Iceland to understand “the national feeling” in the wake of continue...
Most 15 year-olds can buy alcohol in Copenhagen
The majority of 15 year-olds in Copenhagen have purchased alcohol at least once in the last month, despite laws against selling it to anyone under 16....
Most parish candidates in favour of gay unions
The majority of candidates in the parish elections for the Finnish Evangelical Lutheran Church support gay relationships, according to a new survey.