Iceland

Moscow calls alliance operations a direct threat. NATO says it is coordinating existing activity after Russia’s military buildup and the war in Ukraine

Prime Minister Kristrún Frostadóttir, who campaigned for Yes, said she hoped the vote would not divide the country

Capital–countryside split follows old lines over fisheries, sovereignty and the cost of living

A Gallup poll suggested on Friday a narrow majority oppose reopening negotiations

Western Europe’s first totality in 27 years captivates crowds from rural Spanish viewing spots to Iceland, which welcomed 80,000 visitors

Should voters endorse reopening accession negotiations, then Iceland could become one of the EU’s fastest-moving candidates

For the first time in more than a century, mainland Spain will fall under the Moon’s umbral shadow, drawing astronomers, tourists and eclipse-chasers to its northern regions

The Tallinn meeting exemplifies how regional formats like NB8 can punch above their weight, fostering resilience in support of shared democratic values

With Greenland and Svalbard suddenly part of a wider strategic conversation, Oslo’s long-frozen membership question is returning to mainstream politics

Brussels must seize the moment in Reykjavik without derailing its core enlargement priorities in the Western Balkans and Ukraine

The Prime Ministers of Canada, Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Finland, and Iceland pledge closer coordination as Russian threats intensify

If the upcoming referendum yields a positive result, restarting talks could leverage the prior progress, potentially resuming from the 2013 status