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Southwestern Iceland volcano erupts, prompting evacuation of campsite and geothermal spa

Volcano · Iceland

Southwestern Iceland volcano erupts, prompting evacuation of campsite and geothermal spa

44% Center coverage: 79 sources

A volcanic eruption in southwestern Iceland has once again forced the evacuation of tourists at the internationally known Blue Lagoon geothermal spa, the national broadcaster RUV reported. The eruption began around 4 a.m. following an intense seismic swarm on the Reykjanes Peninsula, southwest of the capital, Reykjavik, Iceland’s Met Office said.See the Story

Iceland Near Joining EU’s IRIS² Constellation as Connectivity Threats Rise

Ursula Von Der Leyen · Iceland

Iceland Near Joining EU’s IRIS² Constellation as Connectivity Threats Rise

Coverage: 5 sources

EU’s secure communication system for governments and critical infrastructure picked over commercial alternatives like Elon Musk's Starlink.See the Story

Exposure to Microplastic Makes Animals Want to Eat It More

Exposure to Microplastic Makes Animals Want to Eat It More

34% Center coverage: 3 sources

Over multiple generations, small nematode worms began preferring microplastic-contaminated food over cleaner options, which could have consequences for ecosystem health See the Story

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Kremlin says weapons and ammunition deliveries to Ukraine from US are continuing

There Were Widespread Disruptions to Card Payments in the Nordic Countries

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

The disruptions affected Nets, a company that provides card payment services to banks.Denmark · Denmark See the Story

"Orkney's Streets Buzzing" After 'Fab Thursday' Medal Haul for Team Isle of Wight

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Team Isle of Wight earned medal successes aplentySwimming See the Story

The Support for G! the Best in 20 Years

The interest in this year's G! The festival has been particularly large, and according to the organizers this is the best response in 20 years. When Jazzygold played on the big stage, the NETS system had problems, and it took a while to sell the last tickets. Now, however, all are sold. The program for the evening includes both Faroese and international acts. Later tonight there will be performances by Kaleo, Hamradun, Sissal, Marius DC, Stuzzi,…Faroe Islands · Faroe Islands Read Article

G! the Church: a Different Church in the Middle of the Festival

G! the church is a regular feature of the festival, where the group of people look into the cozy hayloft, which is now on G! is changed to a church. We visited the barn and got the word from Mariu Summers Nolsøe, priest. Publish (date): Saturday, July 19, 2025 - 19:22Image: Media: DJI_0053Length (seconds): 98Image caption: G! The church on G! The FestivalWriter: Heini JohannesenAdd this: Theme Sorting: 5Subtitle: Between music and concerts at …Church · Faroe Islands Read Article

Shield in the New Month: Means ‘in the Future’

Ætla is a band with eight members who live in Copenhagen, but have roots in various Nordic countries. The Faroese member of the band, Hávard Magnussen, says that they have just been on a concert tour around the Faroe Islands, and ended the tour in Fjósið, on G! The festival. Representing four Nordic countries Ætla's concerts are divided into four parts. Each part represents one of the countries from which the group originated. They place great …Faroe Islands · Faroe Islands Read Article

Runavík Municipality Moves to New Premises

Now it is seriously approaching Runavík municipality moves into the new premises, which are in the old building of Føroya Banki at Heiðavegur 54 in Høgabólur. It has been two and a half years since the municipality bought the building, but since you were sitting in one building, it was not necessary to rush to get this building finished. The administration of Runavík municipality will move into the new premises in less than a month. - The curren…Faroe Islands · Faroe Islands Read Article

Sprouts and Spores Bought More Vegetable Bins

The company Spírar og Sporar is now taking the next steps to produce more vegetables for the Faroese market in so-called vegetable bins. It is Magnus Frederik Magnussen from Kvívík, who has founded the company together with others. Spírar og Sporar has moved to Sandavágur and has bought more vegetable bins. - The company is part of the solution to become food self-sufficient in Faroe Islands, says Magnus Frederik Magnussen, director of Spírar og…Sandavágur · Sandavágur Read Article

A Joke About His Grandfather: Emil Kárlson Is with 'at the Moment'

'At the moment', Sámi Emil Kárlson has chosen to sing the song Áddjá. A joke to his grandfather. “Áddjá means grandfather”, Emil explains. “When you joik, you joik a person, an animal or a place, this is my joik to my grandfather.” Joikur is a very special form of singing in Sámi culture, and as Emil says, it is about describing a feeling, a memory, a voice, or a certain moment. "You have to describe the character with your joke. The way they…Faroe Islands · Faroe Islands Read Article

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