Iceland supermarket was almost called something very different
For eight years now Iceland Foods has been in an ongoing trademark battle with the Government of Iceland but the supermarket ...
Iceland Foods in talks with government over rollout of prisoner rehabilitation scheme
The supermarket's head of rehabilitation Paul Cowley met with ministers in October to discuss its Second Chance ...
Iceland Jews celebrate with lone sukkah in Reykjavik
Many Icelandic tours focus on mountain huts in the highlands. A booth in downtown Reykjavik, the Nordic country’s lone sukkah ...
Iceland supermarket could've been named something different
Popular British supermarket chain Iceland was very nearly called something else before its founders settled on its current name. The store's managing director, Richard Walker recently revealed how ...
Cat owner's note about it being an 'actress' has people in stitches
Lili the cat clearly has the kind people of Liverpool sussed after a shopper shared a snap of her contentedly curled up next ...
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Iceland on track for snap election as government falls
Iceland’s coalition government has collapsed, with a snap election likely to be held next month, the prime minister announced ...
In Iceland, a hunt for Russian submarines and deeper U.S. relations
Iceland, a tiny island and NATO member, is wary of Russia’s more aggressive military presence in the waters of the North ...
Looking for a new way to see Iceland? Bring your knitting needles.
If you can’t unravel,” she said with a jolly laugh, “you can’t knit.” It was a counterintuitive way of spending a vacation in ...
Iceland appears headed for a snap election after governing coalition collapses
Iceland appears headed for a snap election after Prime Minister Bjarni Benediktsson pulled the plug on the Nordic nation’s ...
Some of the Web’s Sketchiest Sites Share an Address in Iceland
A Reykjavik building that houses a penis museum and an H&M is also the virtual home to an array of perpetrators of identity ...
Iceland to elect new parliament on Nov. 30, president says
Iceland will hold a parliamentary election on Nov. 30 after the country's prime minister on Sunday said the three-party coalition government had collapsed, the president said late on Tuesday.