On Saturday, May 20th, the Supreme Court received a large group of lawyers and judges from the United States. The group came to Iceland under the auspices of the American Board of Trial Advocates (ABOTA) and stayed for several days.

Digital Iceland continues to develop and improve digital solutions with regular updates on both core services and individual digital services. With the latest update we introduce both new functionality and additions and fixes aimed at increasing security, improving user experience and simplifying service processes for both individuals and companies.

Digital Iceland continues to develop and improve digital solutions with regular updates on both core services and individual digital services. With the latest update we introduce both new functionality and additions and fixes aimed at increasing security, improving user experience and simplifying service processes for both individuals and companies.

Grants from the SAk Science Fund are awarded once a year. The Science Fund supports research projects only, not quality improvement or educational projects. The SAk Science Council oversees the evaluation process of eligible applications on behalf of the Science Fund. A total of ISK 8,812,696 was allocated.

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

Minister of Health Alma D. Möller visited the Icelandic Radiation Safety Authority in the past week.

The Icelandic Planning Agency confirmed, on 1 August 2024, the amendment to the General Plan of Rangárþing eystra 2020-2032, which was approved by the local authority on 13 June 2024.

Land and forest Iceland is calling for applications for grants to protect against land erosion caused by inland watercourses. The application deadline is 1 February 2025.

Land and Forest Iceland is currently accepting grant applications for projects aimed at mitigating land erosion resulting from inland watercourses, with a submission deadline of January 9, 2026.

A new issue of Talnabrunnur, the newsletter from the Directorate of Health, highlights key aspects of the Icelandic population’s diet from 2020 to 2024.