A real estate broker's license is permanent, but it can be returned, and the individual can request the renewal of the license if they wish to resume working as ...

Diagnosis of the SARS-CoV-2 virus that causes COVID-19 has increased in Iceland recently.

At the meeting of the town council of Kópavogur on April 25th 2023, it was decided that the collections and projects of the Kópavogur Regional Archives would be transferred to the National Archives of Iceland and subsequently the Kópavogur Regional Archives was closed down.

In order to purchase explosives and import them, a permit from the Chief of Police is required. This also applies tothe purchase of precursors for making ...

The preparation of a coastal area plan in the Westfjords and Eastfjords is underway on the basis of the Law on the Planning of Marine and Coastal Areas. The Regional Council for each region, appointed by the Minister of the Environment and Natural Resources, is responsible for the preparation of the relevant coastal area plan. The planning organisation is responsible for the preparation of the plan under the authority of the regional councils.

The annual birch seed collection campaign of Land and Forest Iceland starts Monday 16 September on the Icelandic Nature Day in cooperation with the Forestry Movement and other organisations and private companies. The first event will be organised by the Lions Club Sif in Reykhús Forest which lies in the Eyjafjarðarsveit Community, about 10 kilometres south of Akureyri. The event starts at seventeen pm in cooperation with the Forestry Association of Eyjafjörður and the forest owners in Reykhús.

The Minister of Health has confirmed the Directorate of Health's new recommendations on minimum data recording in healthcare, published in Stjórnartíðindi, the Government‘s website, at the end of October.

A substantial quantity of birch seeds were gathered in various regions of Iceland during the autumn season as part of Land and Forest Iceland's campaign to collect and sow birch seeds. This initiative provided an opportunity for school groups to engage in outdoor learning experiences. Recently, a group of students from Sunnulækjarskóli in Selfoss visited the Land and Forest Iceland Selfoss office to deliver the birch seeds they had diligently collected in the local area throughout the autumn.

The forthcoming implementation of a new regulation on the operation of drones will require drone operators to register with the Civil Aviation Authority.

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