The Supreme Court today issued a ruling in a case brought by S ehf. against the City of Reykjavík regarding the collection of infrastructure charges by the municipality.

Today, a group of law students from the University of Iceland Law School came to the Supreme Court to watch the hearing.

The annual spring conference of the National Archives of Iceland took place yesterday for the seventh time. The conference was well attended as in the previous year and there were about 150 participants. The title of the conference was “What is the interest of the administration with records management and archiving?”

The Minister of Social Affairs visits the Welfare Quality and Supervisory Authority

The health clinic in Borgarnes is fortunate to have many patrons and recently, Head Nurse Oddný Eva Böðvarsdóttir, Head of General Practise Hildigunnur Þórsdóttir and former Head Nurse Rósa Marinósdóttir formally accepted donations from three charities.

The meeting of the Blind Society in 2024 encourages the government to pay special attention to the needs of blind and visually impaired people in all policy making and all development of new solutions within information technology and the introduction of digital services.

The police and the Office of the National Commissioner of the Icelandic Police received recognition from Digital Iceland at the conference Connecting the State, which took place last week.

The European Data Protection Board (EDPB) has published its work programme for 2026-2027. The plan is based on the EDPB's policy and the issues identified as most urgent for stakeholders. In addition, the plan is based on the commitments made by Member States under the Helsinki Statement.

The care gap—the period between parental leave and preschool—has long been a challenge for families.