New remote coworking facility opening in Iceland’s Grímsey
According to RÚV, a new remote coworking facility for temporary remote workers will be opening on Grímsey, an island in the north of Iceland. The faci...
Electricity in Iceland: Only five percent of energy used in homes
As reported by Morgunblaðið, roughly five percent of electricity produced is used by the country’s homes. With a bulk of the energy used by large...
300 prison cells in Kosovo to be rented by Denmark
The Danish government has announced that it plans to rent 300 prison cells in Kosovo to ease the overcrowding of inmates that are towards the end of t...
Icelandic Christmas Beer a Hit: Brewing Peas and Goodwill
ORA Christmas beer, or ORA jólabjór in Icelandic, has been an immediate hit, flying off the shelves faster than eight tiny reindeer pulling Santa’s sl...
Iceland’s history and culture represented in new research project Driftwood
The upcoming research project, Driftwood, is set to show the importance Driftwood has played throughout the ages in Iceland’s history and cultur...
How one company’s unique eco-friendly building system saves energy
While building systems are nothing new, Norwegian company EON Elements has gone out of their way to bring together a unique way of creating an eco-fri...
The Arctic Circle Assembly 2021 – Almost Business As Usual!
“Preparing for this year’s Arctic Circle Assembly has been a gratifying and at times a stressful and tense process,” says Ásdís Ólaf...
Immigration in Denmark: Trial begins of former Minister of Immigration
The trial of the former Danish Minister of Immigration, Inger Støjberg, has begun, where it’s alleged that Støjber illegally split up asylum-see...