The northern bluefin tuna is one of the most valuable and endangered Atlantic fish species and almost never strays as far north as Iceland. When 12 of the giants turn up aboard and Icelandic trawler, eyebrows are raised. Read the full story

A new undersea cable across the Atlantic, with a connection to Iceland, will be laid during the next year at a cost of tens of billions of kronur. Read the full story

A new invasive species of crab is regularly being caught all around western Iceland, a decade or less after it first arrived in Icelandic waters. Read the full story

Keflavik International Airport is Iceland’s biggest airport and is characterised by state of the art passenger and commercial amenities with significant capacity – and all astride the major North Atlantic and polar routes. Keflavik International airport serves the capital city, Reykjavik, and is also an important transatlantic hub for scheduled operations and technical stops. Read the full story