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Iceland Loses Mosquito-Free Status Following Discovery in Kiðafell — Intricate macro photo of a mosquito on a blue surface, highlighting its features. by Egor Kamelev/Pexels / Pexels

Climate Change · Iceland

Iceland Loses Mosquito-Free Status Following Discovery in Kiðafell

52% Center coverage: 131 sources

Three mosquitoes of the species Culiseta annulata were discovered in Iceland for the first time in October 2024, marking the end of the country's status as one of only two mosquito-free places on Earth alongside Antarctica.See the Story

Germany, Iceland Agree to Strengthen Military Cooperation — 2024-08-21 Friedrich Merz in Erfurt 2024 STP 3041 by Stepro (3x4 cropped) by Wikipedia Photo - Self-photographed (By: Steffen Prößdorf) / CC-BY-SA-4.0

Military · Germany

Germany, Iceland Agree to Strengthen Military Cooperation

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Germany, Iceland agree to strengthen military cooperation See the Story

AI Video Showing Teacher Kissing Student Distributed In Primary School

Iceland · Iceland

AI Video Showing Teacher Kissing Student Distributed In Primary School

An AI-generated video showing a teacher and student kissing was distributed among students in Víðistaðaskóli primary school, RÚV reports. In conversation with RÚV, principal Dagný Kristinsdóttir claims that school authorities were immediately aware of the video and managed to trace its origins quickly. Dagný says the matter is treated seriously. School authorities spoke with students and the parents of those involved. Special care was taken i…See the Story

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