The annual influenza epidemic is ongoing, and the number of confirmed cases has remained similar in recent weeks. The peak occurred in December 2025, and the number of diagnosed cases decreased after the New Year.

On 13 and 14 March, a health tech ideathon took place in cooperation with KLAK.

Document Reading - Samples of Handwritten Sources, a guidebook on document reading by Kristjana Kristinsdóttir and Már Jónsson has been made available in electronic version on the National Archives of Iceland’s website.

A seminar on three-level justice, benefits and challenges was held in the Court of Justice on Thursday 21 November.

FSRE has received the FKA Balance Scale recognition for the 6th time. The Balance Scale awarded recognition to 90 companies, 22 public entities, and 16 municipalities.

A delegation of ten representatives from Icelandic health authorities traveled across Scandinavia with the aim of encouraging Icelandic doctors to return home.

In 2025, the National Archives of Iceland received more material for preservation than ever before. It is clear that the archive needs more and better-suited space for its collections, and recently a call was issued for rental premises.

On May 1st, the Healthcare Institution of North Iceland (HSN) took over the operation of the Sæborg nursing home in Skagaströnd. Around 25 employees work at Sæborg under the leadership of Eydís Inga Sigurjónsdóttir, department manager.

The Chief Epidemiologist has published the 2025 Annual Report on Communicable Disease Control and Prevention.