Members of the European United Left/Nordic Green Left (GUE/NGL) Group in the European Parliament, a 35-member group representing 17 political parties from 12 EU member states, are travelling to Reykjavik today for the group’s Study Days. Read the full story

Work to translate European Union legislation into Icelandic will provide 85 jobs all over Iceland — including 10 in rural East Iceland. The project will last for three years. Read the full story

Many of Iceland’s pro-European Union groups have today joined forces at the beginning of what they hope will be a more unified campaign in support of Icelandic entry into the bloc. Read the full story

The EU says it is ready to provide Iceland with help and technical guidance in lifting the capital controls currently in operation. Read the full story

Iceland’s Ministry of Economic Affairs has sent the European Union a forecast report on the Icelandic economy until the year 2013. Read the full story

Iceland’s Left Green Movement, the junior partner in the coalition government, held a conference this weekend. Among the items on the agenda were Iceland’s EU application and the low rate of prosecutions in sexual abuse cases. Read the full story

A new stage has begun in Iceland’s accession process to the European Union when the official review process began in Brussels today. Read the full story

An investigation into Icelandic attitudes towards the European Union, by freelance journalist Michael Huguenin. Read the full story

Steingrimur J. Sigfusson, Iceland’s Minister of Finance and leader of the Left Green Movement, says that there would need to be a highly compelling reason to quit European Union accession talks now. His ministerial party colleagues have full permission to continue the accession talks. Read the full story

Icelandic Prime Minister Johanna Sigurdardottir has indicated that parliament will vote this month on whether or not to stop the country’s European Union accession bid. Read the full story