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Guðmundur I Brim Leaves SFS
Europe · Iceland

Guðmundur I Brim Leaves SFS

Guðmundur Kristjánsson, CEO of Brim, has resigned as chairman of the Icelandic Fisheries Association. He announced this today, saying that his priorities in the association's work do not enjoy the support of the CEO or other members of the SFS leadership.See the Story
Helgi Rejects Transfer and Resigns
Police · Iceland

Helgi Rejects Transfer and Resigns

Helgi Magnús Gunnarsson, the outgoing Deputy State Prosecutor, has declined to be transferred to the position of Deputy State Commissioner of Police. He will therefore step down from his position, but there has been much speculation about Helgi in office in recent years.See the Story
Snorri Wants Parents to Be Able to Manage Their Own Maternity Leave and for Grandparents to Be Abroad Less.
Europe · Iceland

Snorri Wants Parents to Be Able to Manage Their Own Maternity Leave and for Grandparents to Be Abroad Less.

Snorri Másson, a member of parliament for the Centre Party, is very concerned about the birth rate in Iceland. We are not having enough children to maintain our population and are therefore heading for a recession in the next 100 years. Snorri has drawn attention to this in the Alþingi rostrum and appeared today on Brennslan on FM957 where heRead Article

Opposition annoyed at being allowed to continue the debate into the night - "What drama is going on?"

Everything indicates that there is now a stalemate in the Althingi, although the opposition denies such accusations. The Althingi met until late at night, where the opposition fiercely attacked the president's conduct of the session, and by delivering speeches and then repeatedly stepping forward to answer questions there.Europe · IcelandRead Article

[Opinion] Jón proposes radical change to holidays – "In my opinion, this arrangement is unfortunate"

There has been regular discussion and writing over the years about moving individual holidays in the middle of the week to weekends. Jón Júlíus Karlsson, Communications Director of the Icelandic Chamber of Commerce, is taking up the discussion again in a column in Vísir. He says that an unusually large number of holidays fall on Thursdays this year. Like the first day of summer (April 24) oOpinion · IcelandRead Article

Quota heir in SFS advertisement – The family business was sold for 9.5 billion

One of those featured in the advertisements of the Association of Icelandic Fishery Companies (SFS), which is campaigning against the increase in fishing fees, is Rut Rúnarsdóttir. Rut shows the audience into Grundarfjörður and says: "Hi, I'd like to show you my town. This is our café. This is our supermarket. TheEurope · IcelandRead Article

U.S. Press Freedom in Sharp Decline as Economic Pressures and Political Attacks Mount

50% Right coverage: 6 sources
By Dave Van Zandt The United States has fallen to 57th place in the 2025 RSF World Press Freedom Index, its lowest ranking in recent... The post U.S. Press Freedom in Sharp Decline as Economic Pressures and Political Attacks Mount appeared first on Media Bias/Fact Check.EuropeSee the Story

Shopkeepers strongly disagree with Guðmundur Ingi - "We consider that thinking both dangerous and unfair"

The Icelandic Business School Student Association strongly criticizes, in its statement, the bill by Minister of Education and Children's Affairs Guðmundur Ingi Kristinsson on upper secondary schools. The statement states, among other things, that the bill is in direct violation of the Constitution and will restrict the freedom of upper secondary school students to shape their ownEurope · IcelandRead Article

Bombic mocks judges and continues to make hateful posts. The investigator doesn't know what to do with him

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Bombic's behavior is to be monitored by a probation officer. Neither the police nor the prosecutor's office have taken any action against his hate speech for two months, even though the court has banned it.Europe · IcelandSee the Story

Via Dense Discovery #333: — G A N Z E E R . T O D A Y

WE HAVE NEVER BEEN WOKE: The Cultural Contradictions of a New Elite by Musa al-Gharbi "Musa al-Gharbi argues that the rise and influence of ‘wokeness’ in conte...Europe · IcelandSee the Story

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