The first meeting of the newly appointed Professional Council was held with HSU’s Executive Board on Wednesday, 18 February 2026.

Visit from Cumberland School of Law to the Supreme Court.

Issue 8 of the Hospital Newsletter is now out!

The National Electoral Commission has issued new guidelines on assessing the validity of votes in elections.

Thomas H. Heiðar, President of the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea, visited the Supreme Court and had a meeting with judges and staff members.

Digital Health participated in a successful symposium on digital development and the future of healthcare.

Last week, essential road improvements were successfully implemented within the Þjórsárdalur National Forest. The utilisation of machinery and personnel from Land and Forest Iceland's Gunnarsholt workstation significantly streamlined the process, resulting in considerable efficiencies in terms of time, cost, and resources.

As of 1 July 2025, digital driving licences will no longer be available in digital wallets. This change aims to promote a more secure and consistent use of digital licences by making them accessible through a single trusted platform – the Ísland.is app.

On 3rd of July, inspectors from the Directorate of Fisheries were conducting a routine inspection of salmon and trout fishing at sea when they noticed nets just off Garðssandur in Skagafjörður, west of Austari-Héraðsvötn.

The fifth volume of High Court records and proceedings is published. The series is published by the National Archives of Iceland and the Icelandic Historical Society in cooperation with the Althingi parliament. The High Court was the highest court in Iceland in the years 1563-1800 but the series will contain 10 volumes of documents from 1690-1800. The documents of the High Court provide a unique insight into Icelandic society in the 18th century.