This week in Iceland
Iceland's news this week was largely focused on intense domestic sports competitions, with numerous headlines detailing decisive playoff games and finals in both men's and women's basketball and handball, featuring teams like Njarðvík, Valur, and FH. In national news, Icelandair's CEO expressed hopes to avert flight cancellations amid ongoing labor negotiations, while reports highlighted significant construction delays, averaging seven years, for traffic infrastructure projects in the capital region.
About Iceland
Iceland, a captivating island nation in the North Atlantic, is renowned for its dramatic volcanic landscapes, vast glaciers, and abundant geothermal activity, offering a unique blend of natural wonders. Despite its small population, the country maintains a vibrant and independent media market, consistently ranking among the top globally for press freedom. This strong commitment to open information ensures a diverse and critical news environment, reflecting the nation's democratic values.
Visiting Iceland
Media landscape
Iceland boasts a highly free and independent media environment, characterized by a small but diverse market. The press plays a crucial role in public discourse, with both traditional and digital outlets providing comprehensive coverage.
For a comprehensive understanding, consult both Icelandic-language news for local depth and English-language publications like The Reykjavík Grapevine for cultural and political insights.
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Shock and disbelief reign in Drammen after devastating fire
- A massive fire in Drammen, Norway, has left hundreds homeless and is considered the worst peacetime fire disaster since 1923. - Over one hundred houses are believed to be destroyed, with the fire st…
Women often avoid sex if they haven't groomed, survey finds
- A survey of 2,000 women indicates that many consider hair removal and personal grooming important for sexual intimacy. - Over half of women surveyed reported avoiding sex if they feel unwell, haven'…
Singer Róberta Andersen: 'I was just waiting for it to stop, for me to somehow change'
- Icelandic singer Róberta Andersen discusses her journey of coming to terms with her sexuality and the importance of visibility for the LGBTQ+ community. - Andersen, along with singer Helga Margrét C…
Icelandair CEO: Long-term solution needed as EU flight exemption extended to 2030
- Iceland and the European Commission have agreed to extend Iceland's special exemption for international flights within the EU's Emissions Trading System (ETS) until 2030. - Icelandair's CEO emphasiz…
Campsite at Hömrar Overcrowded Due to Scout Meet Preparations
- The campsite at Hömrar in Akureyri is experiencing limited availability due to preparations for the National Scout Meet. - Access to camping areas will be restricted on July 17-18, with a full closu…
American Midfielder Libby Moore Joins Bottom-Ranked Þór/KA
- American midfielder Libby Moore has signed with Þór/KA for the remainder of the season. - Moore brings experience from playing in Denmark, Ireland, and the United States. - Þór/KA currently sits at …
Progressive Party Chairwoman: 'Grim Self-Interest' on EU Relations Costs Iceland
- Lilja D. Alfreðsdóttir, chairwoman of the Progressive Party, stated that "grim self-interest" regarding the EU is costing Iceland. - She criticized the current approach to relations with the Europea…
Warm-up for the Marathon
- A new running series organized by Íslandsbanki and R8iant began with a 5-kilometer race to prepare participants for the Reykjavík Marathon. - The series includes two different paces to accommodate a…
Iceland Considers Speed Limit Increase on Key Roads
- The Icelandic Road and Coastal Administration believes increasing the speed limit to 110 km/h on certain road sections is feasible. - This proposal follows a report from the Confederation of Iceland…
Cyclist dies after accident in Glerárdalur, Iceland
- A cyclist who was injured in Glerárdalur, near Akureyri, Iceland, has died. - The accident was reported to police at 6:32 PM on July 16, with rescue teams and emergency responders dispatched to the …
Leica Headquarters Hosts Exhibition of Icelandic Photographer Ragnar Axelsson
- A group of Icelanders visited the headquarters of German camera manufacturer Leica, where an exhibition of Icelandic photographer Ragnar Axelsson's work was displayed. - The photographer Ragnar Axel…
Nearly 5,000 Dead, 50,000 Missing After Venezuela Earthquakes
- The death toll from recent earthquakes in Venezuela has risen to nearly 4,900, with close to 17,000 injured. - Over 17,000 people have lost their homes, and an estimated 50,000 remain missing and pr…
Actress Julia Garner divorces husband Mark Foster after six years
- Actress Julia Garner and her husband, Mark Foster, have divorced after more than six years of marriage. - The couple met in 2013 and began their relationship after connecting on Instagram, later get…
Icelandic students need more vocational and artistic education, says student association head
- The head of the Association of Secondary School Students in Iceland highlights the need to prioritize vocational and artistic education. - He argues that the current education system focuses too nar…
Inconclusive Investigation into Silfra Diving Incident Blamed on Police Data Shortage
- An investigation into a diving incident in Silfra, Iceland, in August 2024, where a 65-year-old diver lost consciousness, could not determine the cause. - The Icelandic Transportation Safety Investi…
"Litaland" is Striking, as Often Happens
- The article is a review of the play "Litaland" by Leikhópurinn Lotta, which is being restaged 10 years after its premiere. - The reviewer notes the play's themes of societal issues like displacement…
Canadian wildfire smoke blankets US cities, causing severe air pollution
- Smoke from wildfires in Canada has caused severe air pollution across large parts of the United States, with cities like Minneapolis, Detroit, and Chicago ranking among the most polluted globally. -…
Icelandic Restaurateur Slams Police Over 'Unusual' Oversight
- A restaurant owner criticizes Icelandic police for excessive and unusual oversight of bars and restaurants. - The owner claims police conduct intrusive checks at peak times, demanding staff identifi…
Vestri loses to Qarabag, advances to face RFS in Europa Conference League qualifiers
- Icelandic football club Vestri lost to Qarabag 3-0 in the Europa Conference League qualifiers, with an aggregate score of 6-0. - Qarabag scored in the 6th, 29th, and 56th minutes, securing a dominan…
Alcohol online stores are here to stay
- Online alcohol stores have become a fixture in Iceland, with around thirty now operating, despite a court ruling deeming their sales model illegal. - Benedikt S. Benediktsson, director of the Confed…
Toronto Air Quality Worst Globally Amidst Canadian Wildfire Smoke
- Toronto experienced the worst air quality among major global cities due to smoke from widespread wildfires across Canada. - Over 800 wildfires are currently burning, with smoke blanketing Toronto an…
Icelandic teachers: New students lack basic math skills
- Icelandic high school math teachers report that incoming students lack expected mathematical knowledge. - A survey found no math teacher rated new students' skills as very good, with 62% deeming the…
Stjarnan advances in Europa Conference League qualifiers
- Stjarnan secured a spot in the second round of the Europa Conference League qualifiers by drawing 2-2 against Víkingur Gøta of the Faroe Islands. - The Icelandic team won the first leg 3-1, advancin…
Two Jailed for Major Cyberattack on London Transport Exposing Millions of Customers
- Two young men received prison sentences in the UK for a 2024 cyberattack on London's transport system. - The attack exposed the data of millions of customers. - This incident is considered one of Br…
Decades-Old Textbooks Persist as Core of Icelandic Math Education, Experts Warn of Need for Professional Investment
- A new survey by the Ministry of Education and Children's Affairs reveals that core materials for mathematics teaching in Iceland are decades old. - Guðjón Hreinn Hauksson, chairman of the Associatio…
Motorcycle Burns to Ashes in Iceland; Rider Escapes Unharmed
- A motorcyclist escaped unharmed after his Honda Goldwing motorcycle caught fire and burned to ashes on a road in Iceland. - The rider, Ómar Geirsson, noticed a malfunction on his motorcycle while tr…
New Prime Minister Appointed in Ukraine Amid Government Overhaul
- The Ukrainian parliament approved Serhiy Koretsky as the new prime minister, part of a significant government reshuffle ordered by President Volodymyr Zelenskyy. - Koretsky, formerly the head of the…
Michelin Chef and Multi-Artist to Judge Iceland's Million Krona Street Food Competition
- Michelin-starred chef Þráinn Freyr Vigfússon and multi-artist Margrét Erla Maack will judge Iceland's best street food. - The competition takes place at the Street Food Festival in Hljómskálagarður …
Animal welfare groups demand cancellation of mare blood farming permit
- Icelandic animal welfare organizations are demanding the annulment of a permit granted for blood farming from pregnant mares. - The permit allows annual blood collection from up to 4,900 mares to pr…
Jón Daði: 'Biggest nonsense I've ever heard' about training incident
- Footballer Jón Daði Böðvarsson addressed his ejection from a training session, attributing it to his competitive nature and short temper. - He clarified that the incident was not a sign of serious d…
Hundreds of Icelandic Students Drop Out of School, Highest Rate in Europe Reported
- Hundreds of Icelandic students have dropped out of upper secondary education, reaching the highest rate in Europe. - The dropout rate has remained high in the current decade, according to Eurostat d…
EU Signs Drone Deal with Ukraine to Boost Joint Production
- The European Union has signed a new drone agreement with Ukraine. - The deal aims to enhance joint drone development and production, leveraging Ukraine's expertise gained during the war. - Ukraine h…
Kópavogur Extends Sunday Pool Hours in Trial Program
- Salalaug swimming pool in Kópavogur, Iceland, will extend its Sunday hours until 10 p.m. from July 19 to September 27. - This trial aims to meet increased demand for weekend pool access and responds…
Karlotta Einarsdóttir Wins Record 22nd Club Golf Championship
- Golf instructor Karlotta Einarsdóttir won her 22nd women's club championship at Nesklúbburinn on Seltjarnarnes. - Einarsdóttir first won the championship at age 16 in 2000 and has been a dominant fo…
Summer bliss in Seyðisfjörður: 'Just like a national festival'
- Seyðisfjörður, Iceland experienced summer's highest temperature at 28 degrees Celsius. - Locals describe the town as a lively festival atmosphere due to the good weather. - The article suggests the …
Matt Damon: Filming 'The Odyssey' was tough, but daughter's pride made it all worthwhile
- Actor Matt Damon described filming "The Odyssey" as the most challenging experience of his career. - He found the demanding production worthwhile after one of his daughters told him she was proud of…
ESA will not investigate whaling complaints due to lack of EU legislation on wild marine mammal welfare
- The European Supervisory Authority (ESA) will not investigate complaints regarding whale welfare during hunting as there is no specific E.U. legislation for wild marine mammals. - ESA stated that it…
Man fatally stabbed at Swedish bathing facility; eight suspects sought
- A fatal stabbing occurred at a public bathing facility in Stenungsund, Sweden, resulting in one death. - Eight individuals are currently under suspicion for their involvement in the incident. - Poli…
Icelandic vocational schools reject students amid funding gap
- A leading researcher suggests that high student dropout rates in Iceland may be linked to vocational training challenges. - Many students switch from academic to vocational programs but face rejecti…
Bangkok bar fire death toll rises to 32
- A fire at the Rong Beer Na Lad Phrao bar in Bangkok on Sunday night killed 32 people and injured 73. - Investigators are examining the cause of the fire, with many victims found near the restrooms, …
Global Chain operation nets 1,024 arrests in international crackdown on organized crime
- Global law enforcement conducted the
Spain coach 'indescribably proud' after World Cup semifinal win
- Spain's men's national football team coach Luis de la Fuente expressed immense pride after their 2-0 victory over France in the World Cup semifinals. - This win secures Spain's place in the World Cu…
Cod Milt Becomes New Salmon Sperm: Norwegian Startup Extracts PDRN for Beauty Treatments
- A Norwegian startup is extracting PDRN from cod milt for medical and cosmetic treatments. - This innovative use of cod byproducts aims to create valuable PDRN ingredients. - The company is tapping i…
France vs. Spain: Live Score Update from World Cup Semifinal
- France and Spain are competing in the men's football World Cup semifinals in Arlington, Texas. - The winner will advance to the final to face the winner of England vs. Argentina, while the loser pla…
France holds largest-ever military parade for National Day, Zelenskyy attends
- France celebrated its National Day on July 14th with its largest military parade since its inception. - The parade featured nearly 6,700 soldiers, 98 aircraft, 31 helicopters, and 315 vehicles, incl…
Győr - Víkingur R., the score is 2:2
- Icelandic champions Víkingur Reykjavík are playing Hungarian champions Győr in the second leg of their Champions League qualifying match. - Víkingur holds a 1-0 lead from the first leg played in Rey…
Víkingur Reykjavík Faces Győr in Champions League Qualifier Second Leg
- Icelandic champions Víkingur Reykjavík are facing Hungarian champions Győr in the second leg of their Champions League qualifying match. - Víkingur holds a 1-0 lead from the first leg played in Reyk…
Norwegian Crown Princess Mette-Marit thanks organ donors after lung transplant
- Norwegian Crown Princess Mette-Marit has been discharged from Oslo University Hospital following a lung transplant. - She expressed profound gratitude to organ donors, her family, and medical staff …
Heavyweight World Cup semi-final could go to penalties, analyst says
- Football analyst Hörður Magnússon anticipates a tactical match between Spain and France in the World Cup semi-finals. - He believes France has impressed him the most among all teams in the tournamen…
Reykjavík Taxis Test AI System That Answers Calls
- Reykjavík taxi company Hreyfill is testing a new AI system that answers phone calls. - Currently, the AI only responds to phone numbers starting with the digit '6' as the technology is still under d…
Eastern Iceland braces for 25-degree heat, warmer tomorrow
- Iceland's eastern region, particularly Neskaupstaður and Seyðisfjörður, is forecast to experience peak temperatures of 25 degrees Celsius today. - Tomorrow, temperatures could reach 26 degrees Celsi…
Forest fire devastates historic French Resistance site near Paris
- A large forest fire is burning in the Fontainebleau forest near Milly-la-Forêt, France, affecting at least 800 hectares. - Hundreds of firefighters are working to contain the blaze, which has forced…
43 Break-ins and Theft Cases in 14 Days
- Reykjavík police recorded 43 burglaries and theft cases between July 1 and July 14. - Twenty of these incidents occurred in the downtown Reykjavík area. - The high number of cases in a short period …
Trump plans to 'take over' Strait of Hormuz, reimpose Iran port ban
- U.S. President Donald Trump announced plans to "take over" the Strait of Hormuz and reimpose a port ban on Iran. - Trump stated the U.S. would charge a 20% levy on all goods from Iranian ships to fu…
Icelandic food authority recalls cocktail sauce over undeclared allergen
- The Icelandic Food and Veterinary Authority has issued a recall for Hagkaup cocktail sauce due to undeclared celery, a common allergen. - Consumers with celery intolerance or allergies are advised n…
Passengers Upset, Armed Guards Called as Flight Diverted
- A Wizz Air flight from Warsaw to Keflavik was diverted to Glasgow due to weather conditions near Iceland. - Passengers expressed dissatisfaction, noting other flights landed successfully at Keflavik…
Millions at Stake: Did Ronaldo Cry?
- A betting site investigated whether soccer star Cristiano Ronaldo cried after Portugal's 1-0 loss to Spain in the World Cup. - Millions of dollars were wagered on whether Ronaldo would cry, with odd…
Lupine's blue bloom sparks debate over its spread in Iceland
- The spread of lupine, a blue flowering plant, is a recurring topic in Iceland, particularly concerning its invasiveness. - Experts suggest the spread is not as rapid as before, partly because organi…
Icelandic Pension Fund Investment Rules Updated to Align with International Standards
- Iceland's parliament has approved significant changes to the legal framework governing pension fund investment authorities. - The new rules align Icelandic pension fund regulations more closely with…
Caravan Overturns, Blocks Road on Holtavörðuheiði Plateau Amid Strong Winds
- A strong wind on the Holtavörðuheiði plateau caused a trailer carrying a caravan to overturn, blocking the road. - Winds reached up to 33 meters per second, leading to the incident and another cara…
Snæfellsjökull National Park Launches Glacier Education Program
- Snæfellsjökull National Park is launching a new glacier walk program to educate the public about the Snæfellsjökull glacier. - The initiative aims to demystify the glacier, which is visible daily to…
Messi Confronts Referee: 'Don't Show Me Disrespect'
- Lionel Messi had a verbal exchange with referee Pedro Pinheiro during Argentina's World Cup match against Switzerland. - The incident occurred as Switzerland prepared for a free kick, with Messi fee…
Branson visits Iceland
- British billionaire Sir Richard Branson is visiting Iceland and plans to stay until next weekend. - He has been seen hiking the popular Laugavegur trail and will visit Thrihnukagigur volcano. - Tick…
Stallion's Success Highlights Flaws in Iceland's Horse Breeding System
- Guðmundur Jón Viðarsson, known as Mummi, celebrated the success of his stallion Skýr, which had 46 offspring at the Landsmót, and his other horse Kór, which won the B-class quality gaits competition…
High winds and accident cause holiday travel disruptions in Iceland
- Staff at Staðarskáli in Hrútarfjörður experienced high traffic during a busy holiday weekend. - The road over Holtavörðuheiði was temporarily closed due to an accident and high winds. - Travelers re…
TikTok's '777 rule' offers dating advice for relationships
- A TikTok trend called the '777 rule' suggests couples go on dates weekly. - The rule also proposes spending a night away every seven weeks and a romantic trip every seven months. - Experts are divid…
Argentina demands Britain negotiate Falklands sovereignty, citing invalid referendum
- Argentina's foreign minister demands Britain negotiate sovereignty over the Falkland Islands. - He claims the 2013 referendum, where 99.8% voted to remain British, was invalid due to British organiz…
Ship ghosts widespread in cutters
- Old sailors' tales describe beings called "ship ghosts" or "niss" that inhabited ships in the past. - These beings are often described as apparitions of those who drowned or were killed at sea. - Ró…
KR wins 5-2 against ÍBV to maintain second place
- KR secured a 5-2 victory over ÍBV at home, maintaining their second-place position in the Besta deild karla football league. - Aron Sigurðarson scored twice for KR, including a penalty and a spectac…
Guesthouse in Iceland's Strandir region expands with new rooms
- The guesthouse Urðartindur in Norðurfjörður, Strandir, has expanded its capacity by adding eight new rooms. - The expansion includes converting a former sheep pen into guest accommodation. - The own…
Caravans warned off Icelandic mountain passes due to severe winds
- Authorities are warning against towing caravans over the Holtavörðuheiði and Laxárdalsheiði mountain passes due to strong winds. - A yellow weather warning is in effect for several regions, with win…
Iceland finishes 12th at U20 Women's European Championship after loss to Latvia
- Iceland's U20 women's basketball team finished 12th in the A-division of the European Championship after a close loss to Latvia. - The team secured their best-ever result in the A-division, winning …
Sacked after disappointing World Cup
- Pape Thiaw has been dismissed as the coach of the Senegal men's national football team following a disappointing World Cup performance. - Senegal lost to Belgium in the Round of 16 after conceding a…
23 rescued, one missing after ship attacked near Oman
- Twenty-three crew members were rescued from a cargo ship attacked near Oman, with one still missing. - The ship, GFS Galaxy, suffered fire and engine room damage after an assault, prompting a distre…
Drowning deaths increase in Germany's heatwave
- Germany recorded 99 drowning deaths in June, the highest number since a heatwave in 2003. - The country experienced a severe heatwave last month, with temperatures reaching 41.7 degrees Celsius in s…
Spain wildfires: Hundreds return home as fires subside, death toll at 12
- Wildfires in southern Spain, particularly in Almería province, have claimed at least 12 lives and forced the evacuation of nearly 1,500 people. - As the fires show signs of subsiding, hundreds of ev…
Three arrested for assault in Reykjavik; police also cite multiple DUI offenses
- Three individuals were arrested overnight in downtown Reykjavik on suspicion of assault. - Police also apprehended sixteen drivers suspected of driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs. - The…
Norway's Unforgettable Football Summer Ends in World Cup Quarterfinal Loss
- Norway's national football team was eliminated from the World Cup after losing to England in the quarterfinals. - Despite the loss, the team's performance is being remembered as an unforgettable "fo…
Two dead, four injured in Toronto salsa festival shooting
- Two men died and at least four others were seriously injured in a shooting at a salsa festival in Toronto on Saturday night. - Police stated that shots were exchanged between two individuals using t…
Iran closes Strait of Hormuz after US strikes, claims Jordan base attack
- Iran's Revolutionary Guard announced it has closed the Strait of Hormuz after the US launched strikes against Iranian targets. - The Guard also claimed to have attacked a US military base in Jordan,…
Argentina Secures World Cup Semi-Final Spot, Setting Up Clash with England
- Argentina defeated Switzerland in the final quarter-final match of the 2026 Men's Football World Cup, securing the last spot in the semi-finals. - The semi-final matchups are set: France will play S…
Argentina advances after red card and drama
- Argentina, the reigning world champions, have advanced to the semifinals of the men's football World Cup. - They secured their place by defeating Switzerland 3-1 in extra time. - Argentina will face…
Bellingham Stars as England Edges Norway in Extra Time to Reach World Cup Semis
- England secured a place in the men's football World Cup semi-finals with a dramatic 2-1 extra-time victory over Norway in Miami. - Jude Bellingham was the hero, scoring both goals for England, inclu…
Coastal fishing brings life to Iceland's Suðureyri village
- Álfdís Hrefna Þorleifsdóttir expresses gratitude for growing up in Suðureyri, a village of about 300 people, appreciating its community, business, and nature. - She works as a summer relief operator…
Icelanders rally to support Norway in World Cup match
- Hundreds gathered in Reykjavik to watch the World Cup match between Norway and England. - Many attendees supported Norway, with some expressing admiration for Norwegian footballer Erling Haaland. - …
Ann Widdecombe Found Dead, Suspected Murdered 24 Hours Earlier
- Former Conservative Party minister Ann Widdecombe was found dead at her home in Devon, England, with severe injuries. - Police suspect she was murdered approximately 24 hours before her body was dis…
Isabel Johansen, Erling Haaland's Partner, Builds Her Own Career in Fashion and Media
- Isabel Haugseng Johansen, partner of Norwegian football star Erling Haaland, is gaining attention for her support and personal career developments. - The couple, who grew up together in Bryne, Norwa…
Shoveled Herring to Right the Boat in Stormy Seas, Recounts Icelandic Skipper Sigurjón Guðbjartsson at 85
- Sigurjón Guðbjartsson, an 85-year-old businessman from Siglufjörður, Iceland, has a distinguished 70-year maritime career, including 60 years as an owner and captain. - He recounts two near-death ex…
Icelandic medical leaders question assisted dying survey results
- Leaders of Iceland's medical associations question survey results on physician and nurse attitudes toward assisted dying. - They argue the low response rate and small sample size make the findings u…
Taylor Swift Paid Over $160,000 for Wedding Permits at Madison Square Garden
- Pop star Taylor Swift reportedly paid over $160,000 (20 million Icelandic krónur) for permits related to her wedding event at Madison Square Garden. - This clarifies earlier rumors that Swift might …
Seyðisfjörður Captivates Visitors Amid Warm Weather and Festivities
- Seyðisfjörður, Iceland, is experiencing high temperatures, reaching 26.2 degrees Celsius, contributing to a vibrant atmosphere as the town is filled with visitors. - Restaurants, especially those wi…
Volunteer for Over Half a Century
- Guðmundur Valtýsson has volunteered at horse riding events since 1972, continuing his service 54 years later. - He recalls significant changes in event organization, technology, and horse quality si…
Argentina faces Switzerland in World Cup quarter-final, seeking revenge for 2014 loss
- Argentina faces Switzerland in the final quarter-final of the men's football World Cup. - Argentina has won all five of their matches so far, with Lionel Messi scoring 8 goals. - Switzerland has imp…
Warning of wind gusts and sandstorms
- Strong northwesterly winds are expected to return to Iceland tonight and tomorrow morning, with gusts up to 30 m/s predicted for northern areas. - Yellow weather warnings are in effect for several r…
Former Chelsea Owner Ken Bates Dies at 94
- Ken Bates, the former owner of Chelsea Football Club, has died at the age of 94. - Bates served as chairman for 22 years, making him the third-longest-serving chairman in the club's history. - Durin…
Cosplay enthusiasts gather worldwide for vibrant events
- Cosplay events, where participants dress as characters from books, movies, and anime, are held worldwide. - Blær Þorfinns, a cosplay enthusiast since age 13, attended DoKomi in Düsseldorf, Europe's …
Musician Bubbi Morthens' 'sea smocks' sell out instantly
- "Sea smocks" featuring a 1983 photo of musician Bubbi Morthens sold out within hours. - The limited-edition smocks were released on the new online store 0606.is. - The merchandise celebrates Morthen…
Paul Watson ship sails toward Ireland for medical aid while still in Icelandic waters
- The vessel Paul Watson, carrying environmental activists, is still within Iceland's economic zone while heading towards Ireland for medical assistance for a crew member. - The Icelandic Coast Guard …
New bridge over Breiðholtsbraut opens
- A new bridge over Breiðholtsbraut has opened, along with new traffic lights at the intersection of Arnarnesvegur and Breiðholtsbraut. - Traffic into Vatnsendahverfi will temporarily use the new brid…
Iran says it upheld truce, rejects U.S. claims amid heightened tensions
- Iran asserts it has upheld its commitments regarding a truce with the United States, contradicting President Donald Trump's claims. - Trump threatened Iran with "total destruction" if they attempted…