The Supreme Court visited the UK Supreme Court on 17 March and held a meeting with six of the court's judges, including Lord Reed, the president of the court, and Lord Hodge, the vice president of the court.

A new episode of the Razor Science Show has just been released online, discussing deforestation and deforesting in Iceland and how Icelanders are currently working to reforest the country. It discusses Bonn projects such as Hekluskógar, how the forces of destruction were stopped at Þórsmörk, and the cultivation of diverse forests in the country.

Ólafur will visit on average one day per month and will provide outpatient care for individuals with rheumatic diseases.

All operations of the Speech and Hearing Center have been transferred to Heilsugæsla höfuðborgarsvæðisins, starting from May 1, 2026.

We are pleased to report that the National Archives of Iceland remains a workplace with equal pay.

In the past, the Supreme Court has undertaken extensive renovations of the court’s premises, aimed at keeping it in good standing.

Users of public services have the opportunity to rate the quality of the service and provide feedback to improve it. Many agencies now send out real-time surveys that provide valuable information to managers and staff about what is going well and where there are opportunities for improvement.

The Financial Management Authority and DataLab develop a forecast model for the state's performance The Financial Management Authority collaborates with DataLab on the development of an AI model that predicts the performance of the state and its key institutions.

Career Opportunities – Executive Positions: Directors of Services and Finance and Oversight

The role of the Infrastructure Fund is to support the development of research infrastructure in Iceland. The application deadline is 6 November 2025 at 15:00.