Icelandic cultural institutions and artistic activities achieved outstanding results in the Creative Europe Culture allocations for 2025. In total, five Icelandic partiesreceived grants from the programme, and the grants to Icelandic participants amount to a total of €619,049.

The audit of ISAC’s quality management system was conducted in early September.

The winner of our Christmas calendar was the 3rd grade class at Helgafellsskóli. They received a visit from Skjóða and Skyrgámur yesterday.

At the request of the Chief of Police in the Westfjords, drone operations will be prohibited over the festival area of the rock music festival Aldrei fór ég suður.

Today, 24 October, on World Polio Day, we emphasize the importance of vaccination and surveillance in achieving the shared global goal of eradicating poliomyelitis. A goal set by the World Health Assembly in1988.

In recent years, teaching at Akureyri Hospital has received highly positive feedback from students. They describe an encouraging and educational environment offering a wide range of learning opportunities.

Today, the second International Congress on Motion Sickness will open in Akureyri, bringing together experts from around the world to discuss the latest research and solutions on this topic.

Iceland, along with Estonia and Finland, is behind NIIS, which stands for the Nordic Institute of Interoperability Solutions. The primary project of NIIS is the development of the X-Road data exchange solution.

As part of the transfer of projects and collections from the Reykjavík City Archives to the National Archives, the website and digital reconstruction of the Reykjavík City Archives have now been moved.

HSS website moved to island.is