Icelandic police are searching for a man (pictured) and a white Renault Kangoo van in connection to their investigation into the explosion and bomb which were found in central Reykjavík on Tuesday. Read the full story

Ólafur Þór Hauksson

Two staff members of two different Icelandic telecommunications companies are believed to have informed people under investigation by the special prosecutor into the financial collapse that their phones were being tapped. Read the full story

A man in his forties has been arrested at Iceland’s Keflavik International Airport, accused of being the mastermind behind the year’s biggest drug smuggling case. Read the full story

The financial crimes unit of the Icelandic police will today merge with the office of the Special Prosecutor into the banking crisis. Read the full story

Kaupthing and Glitnir banks appear to have colluded to prop up each other’s share prices. Various pieces of evidence have emerged to back up this claim, investigators into the old Icelandic banks say. Read the full story

Britain’s Serious Fraud Office is widening the scope of its investigation into the Icelandic banking crash and will now also pay close attention to Landsbanki. Read the full story

Iceland’s Special Prosecutor into the banking crisis says that well over a hundred people are being investigated by his office. Read the full story

It has emerged that before the Icelandic banking crash, the Keflavik Savings Bank (Sparisjodurinn i Keflavik) loaned related parties, owners and managers some 60 percent of the bank’s entire equity. Read the full story

“This is one of the very biggest that we have gone into,” says Iceland’s Special Prosecutor into the banking crisis, Olafur Thor Hauksson about a large series of raids yesterday. Read the full story

The office of Iceland’s Special Prosecutor into the banking crisis will receive and extra ISK 470 million (USD 3.5 million) this year and ISK 960 million investment next year and the year after. Read the full story