Anna Kristjánsdóttir
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Anna Kristjánsdóttir
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Neyt­endur beðnir um að farga jógúrt frá Örnu

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Hörður hót­aði lög­reglu­manni nauðgun og spark­aði í annan

Skoðun

Strætó hefur aldrei verið verri

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Rað­kúk­ari Ragnars snéri aftur á Hrekkja­vöku

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Falsaðar ljós­myndir orðnar algengar í fast­eigna­aug­lýs­ingum

Fólk

„Með­höndla full­orðið fólk sem lifir enn eins og það séu börn“

Fólk

Lúxu­sein­býli á Arn­ar­nes­inu komið á sölu fyrir 340 millj­ónir

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Jódís spyr hvar mót­mæl­end­urnir séu nú

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Erlendur maður grip­inn við skjala­fölsun við Hvera­gerði

Landið

Nál fannst í hrekkja­vökusúkkulaði á Akureyri

Flokkur

News in English

Greinar

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Pres­ident Jóhann­es­son sings: „Eurovision is a tra­vell­ing circus with a huge tent“

The American tel­evision news show 60 Minutes recently publ­is­hed a seg­ment on Iceland’s Eurovision craze. A crew and an anchor from this big­gest news show in the world came to Iceland last March to observe „Söngvakeppnin“, the country’s prelimin­ary competition before the main Eurovision Song Contest in Europe. „Eurovision is a tra­vell­ing circus with a huge tent and you just...

Myndband

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Hiring at the office of Efling will cost at least 15 million – Meeting for union mem­bers tomorrow

The board of Efling has faced a lot of criticism since lay­ing off all employees working in the union’s office. This decision, made by the chairman Sólveig Anna Jóns­dóttir, has trig­gered some harsh responses from the public. People seem to either condemn the chairman’s decision or embrace it as part of Jóns­dóttir’s fight for sal­ary increase for the lowest paid....
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Eyrún: „hate crime is almost exclusively committed aga­inst per­sons with a minority background“

Queer Iceland in an International Context is the name of a series of lectures by Eyrún Eyþórs­dóttir, where she talks about LGBTQ+ people’s experience of hate crimes, also counting hate speech and discrimination due to sexual orientation and gender identity. In the lecture, Eyrún cites data from her study. She has a doctor’s degree in Ant­hropology from the Uni­versity of...
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Kristinn Hrafns­son has a metaphor for the Íslands­banki fiasco: „Jack was a silly boy“

Kristinn Hrafns­son, the editor at Wikileaks, wrote a post on his Facebook page, reg­ar­ding the Icelandic govern­ment sell­ing its stake in the bank Íslands­banki. In his post, Kristinn uses the tale of Jack and the Bean­stalk as a metaphor. „If I was like Sif Sig­mars­dóttir, Iceland’s most prominent columnist, I would surely write about Jack and the Bean­stalk,“ Hrafns­son beg­ins...
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Hörður Jónasson donated his household items to Ukra­inian refugees

Hörður Jónasson, a for­mer dri­ver, donated most of his furnit­ure and household items to refugees from Ukraine. Hörður had advert­ised his things free of charge. However, he then decided to give the items to refugees at Bifröst uni­versity campus. Frétta­blaðið orig­inally reported on this. Hörður got in contact with a couple from Hafn­ar­fjörður that was collecting furnit­ure and other items...
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Bjarni Ben claims he was unaware of his father’s invest­ment in Íslands­banki: „No, I had no idea“

„No, I had no idea,“ Bjarni Bene­dikts­son, Iceland’s Minister of Finance and Economic Affairs said when asked whether he had been aware of his father purchasing a share in the bank Íslands­banki. On Wednesday it was revealed which companies, indi­vi­du­als and associations had bought shares in the 22,5% stake in Íslands­banki previously owned by the Icelandic govern­ment. The long list...
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Minister Sigurður Ingi apologizes for racist comment: „I make mis­ta­kes, just like other people“

Sigurður Ingi Jóhanns­son, Iceland’s mini­ster for infrastructure, has rel­e­a­sed a statem­ent on his per­sonal Facebook page, where he apologizes for a comment made by him about Vigdís Häsler, director of The Icelandic Farmers Association. Sources have claimed that the mini­ster’s comment was of a racist nat­ure. He is said to have refer­red to Vigdís as „the black one“ at a...