News Sześć osób na intensywnej terapii Od wczoraj liczba osób przebywających na oddziale intensywnej terapii w szpitalu Landspítalinn wzrosła do 6. Wszystkie osoby znajdują się obecnie pod respiratorami. Polski 27.3.2020 15:46 Błękitna Laguna zwolniła 164 pracowników Epidemia koronawirusa doprowadziła do zamknięcia wielu lokali i wprowadzenia zmian w firmach związanych z turystyką, co ma poważny wpływ na rynek. Polski 27.3.2020 13:03 W Akranes zwolniono 43 pracowników Pracę straciło dziś 43 pracowników firmy Skaginn 3X. O zwolnieniach grupowych poinformował przedstawiciel związków zawodowych z Akranes Vilhálmur Birgisson. Według niego przyczyną zwolnień jest recesja gospodarcza. Polski 26.3.2020 16:07 Wypadek na Reykjanesbraut Cztery osoby trafiły z obrażeniami do szpitala po tym jak dziś rano doszło do wypadku samochodowego na ulicy Reykjanesbraut, w okolicy huty aluminium Straumsvík. Polski 25.3.2020 12:37 Silne trzęsienie ziemi na półwyspie Reykjanes Zgodnie z raportem Islandzkiego Urzędu Meteorologicznego, o 10:32 w okolicy Reykjanestá, około trzech kilometrów na północny zachód od Gunnuhver, zarejestrowano trzęsienie ziemi o sile 4,2 stopnia. Polski 23.3.2020 02:00 Covid-19 na Vestmannaeyjar: 7 osób zarażonych a 133 poddanych kwarantannie Policja z Vestmannaeyjar poinformowała zeszłej nocy, że u pięciu osób zdiagnozowano wirusa korony, który powoduje chorobę COVID-19, a dziś liczba ta urosła do siedmiu. Polski 23.3.2020 02:00 330 osób zarażonych wirusem korony Całkowita liczba potwierdzonych zakażeń w Islandii wynosi obecnie 330, zgodnie ze stroną informacyjną covid.is. Polski 23.3.2020 02:00 Zgromadzenia powyżej 20 osób zakazane Ministerstwo Zdrowia zgodnie z zaleceniem Głównego Epidemiologa, postanowiło ograniczyć liczbę osób przebywających w tym samym miejscu. Spotkania będą teraz ograniczone do 20. Polski 22.3.2020 19:00 Turysta, który zmarł w Húsavíku był zarażony koronawirusem Zagraniczny turysta, który zgłosił się w poniedziałek do Ośrodka Zdrowia w Húsavíku z powodu poważnej choroby, był zakażony wirusem, który powoduje chorobę Covid-19. Informacja ta została potwierdzona przez Departament Obrony Cywilnej, Komendanta Głównego Policji, Epidemiologa oraz biuro Dyrektora ds. Zdrowia. Polski 21.3.2020 01:00 Brynjar Sigurðarson & Veronika Sedlmair: The Beauty Of The Process Brynjar Sigurðarson and Veronika Sedlmair—spouses and masterminds behind Studio Brynjar & Veronika—define the word undefinable. Reykjavík Grapevine 18.4.2019 13:00 Iceland Museums: The Next Generation Recent years have seen a revolution in the range of museum experiences on offer in Iceland. Many contemporary museums now employ interactive displays and new technology to simultaneously educate and entertain. Reykjavík Grapevine 16.4.2019 14:00 Trans Solidarity Campaign Continues, With Growing Interest And Support Last Sunday, a group of trans activists and their allies arrived at Árbæjarlaug swimming pool for the third iteration of a campaign aimed at gender inclusivity in Reykjavík public pools. Reykjavík Grapevine 16.4.2019 13:00 Hallgrímur Helgason: “No One Is Afraid Of Laxness Anymore” Hallgrímur Helgason is Iceland’s best known Icelandic authors—well, after Halldór Laxness. His books have been translated to dozen of other languages and his novel ‘101 Reykjavík’ became a hit movie directed by Baltasar Kormákur, who also directed ‘Everest’ and many other films. Reykjavík Grapevine 16.4.2019 11:00 Odes To Escapism: The Sound Universe Of MSEA Maria-Carmela Raso, better known as MSEA, is a soft-spoken, self-deprecating musician originally from Canada. But her EP, ‘Hiding Under Things,’ belies a whole other side to the artist. Reykjavík Grapevine 15.4.2019 15:00 Fancies: Jessica Bowe Fancies is a Grapevine series where we highlight an individual with supreme style. Our latest subject is Jessica Bowe (40), who is a copywriter and woman about town known for her 'StrætóGlam' style. Reykjavík Grapevine 15.4.2019 12:00 Listen Carefully: Bára Gísladóttir & Skúli Sverrisson's Collaborative Bass Odyssey Amidst the noise and heat of KEX Hostel in the middle of a bustling Airwaves afternoon, Bára Gísaladóttir and Skúli Sverrisson and took their seats for their first ever concert together. Reykjavík Grapevine 12.4.2019 11:00 Grindavik: The Happiest Place In Iceland According to a poll the residents of the southwest Icelandic town of Grindavík are Iceland's happiest. Reykjavík Grapevine 3.4.2019 11:00 Information Is Never Neutral: The Editor Of Wikileaks Breaks His Silence As the editor-in-chief of Wikileaks, Kristinn certainly has his plate full. Chelsea Manning’s re-arrest, the Cohen testimony, the Mueller investigation as a whole—all of these things involve Wikileaks in some fashion or another, justifiably or not. No matter what Kristinn has to deal with, his convictions on the role of Wikileaks and journalism in general remain strong. Reykjavík Grapevine 22.3.2019 12:00 Conor McGregor after training in Iceland: “No, I´m retired. Fuck interviews” Pétur Marinó Jónsson, writer at MMA Fréttir, asked McGregor for a word after training tonight. News in english 19.4.2016 21:51 Full interview: Icelandic PM Sigmundur Davíð will not resign Sigmundur Davíð Gunnlaugsson, the Prime Minister of Iceland, talked to Icelandic Channel 2 News today about his involvement in the Panama Papers scandal. News in english 4.4.2016 17:11 Justin Bieber's new Iceland-shot video channels Walter Mitty Result: Director Ben Stiller playfully ribs Bieber on Twitter. News in english 2.11.2015 21:14 Vísir and Iceland Magazine join forces Vísir and Iceland Magazine are proud to announce that they have launched a joint venture to better serve English speaking readers. News in english 8.7.2015 17:51 Jón Gnarr: My Opinion - Playfulness I really want to talk about playfulness, the importance of playing, alone or with others, at something that gives you joy and happiness. News in english 27.6.2015 09:00 Seven former bankers receive sentences in Iceland Former bosses of the Icelandic bank Kaupthing were convicted today for market manipulation in the months leading up to the bank's collapse in the Reykjavik district court. News in english 26.6.2015 13:45 Search underway for British tourist missing in Iceland Benjamin Stokes' rental car was found at Þingvellir this morning. News in english 25.6.2015 14:28 Rapper blames Bam Margera for backstage brawl: “Every word this guy says is bullshit” Egill “Tiny” Thorarensen challenges Margera to release a full video of their fight last weekend. News in english 24.6.2015 13:00 Bam Margera files charges against popular rappers in Iceland Two Icelandic rappers seen punching a 'Jackass' crew member at Icelandic music festival. News in english 22.6.2015 12:03 Bam Margera brawl caught on tape In the video Bam Margera can be seen receiving three punches to the head, including one from an Icelandic rapper, before falling to the ground. News in english 21.6.2015 15:51 Famous Jackass beaten up by well known Icelandic artists Bam Margera, musician and member of the Jackass crew, got into a brawl at the Secret Solstice music festival in Iceland tonight around 11 pm local time. News in english 21.6.2015 00:36 My opinion: Jón Gnarr - Anarchism The word anarchism is derived from the Greek word “anarchos”, which means “without government”. News in english 20.6.2015 07:00 « ‹ 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 … 81 ›
Sześć osób na intensywnej terapii Od wczoraj liczba osób przebywających na oddziale intensywnej terapii w szpitalu Landspítalinn wzrosła do 6. Wszystkie osoby znajdują się obecnie pod respiratorami. Polski 27.3.2020 15:46
Błękitna Laguna zwolniła 164 pracowników Epidemia koronawirusa doprowadziła do zamknięcia wielu lokali i wprowadzenia zmian w firmach związanych z turystyką, co ma poważny wpływ na rynek. Polski 27.3.2020 13:03
W Akranes zwolniono 43 pracowników Pracę straciło dziś 43 pracowników firmy Skaginn 3X. O zwolnieniach grupowych poinformował przedstawiciel związków zawodowych z Akranes Vilhálmur Birgisson. Według niego przyczyną zwolnień jest recesja gospodarcza. Polski 26.3.2020 16:07
Wypadek na Reykjanesbraut Cztery osoby trafiły z obrażeniami do szpitala po tym jak dziś rano doszło do wypadku samochodowego na ulicy Reykjanesbraut, w okolicy huty aluminium Straumsvík. Polski 25.3.2020 12:37
Silne trzęsienie ziemi na półwyspie Reykjanes Zgodnie z raportem Islandzkiego Urzędu Meteorologicznego, o 10:32 w okolicy Reykjanestá, około trzech kilometrów na północny zachód od Gunnuhver, zarejestrowano trzęsienie ziemi o sile 4,2 stopnia. Polski 23.3.2020 02:00
Covid-19 na Vestmannaeyjar: 7 osób zarażonych a 133 poddanych kwarantannie Policja z Vestmannaeyjar poinformowała zeszłej nocy, że u pięciu osób zdiagnozowano wirusa korony, który powoduje chorobę COVID-19, a dziś liczba ta urosła do siedmiu. Polski 23.3.2020 02:00
330 osób zarażonych wirusem korony Całkowita liczba potwierdzonych zakażeń w Islandii wynosi obecnie 330, zgodnie ze stroną informacyjną covid.is. Polski 23.3.2020 02:00
Zgromadzenia powyżej 20 osób zakazane Ministerstwo Zdrowia zgodnie z zaleceniem Głównego Epidemiologa, postanowiło ograniczyć liczbę osób przebywających w tym samym miejscu. Spotkania będą teraz ograniczone do 20. Polski 22.3.2020 19:00
Turysta, który zmarł w Húsavíku był zarażony koronawirusem Zagraniczny turysta, który zgłosił się w poniedziałek do Ośrodka Zdrowia w Húsavíku z powodu poważnej choroby, był zakażony wirusem, który powoduje chorobę Covid-19. Informacja ta została potwierdzona przez Departament Obrony Cywilnej, Komendanta Głównego Policji, Epidemiologa oraz biuro Dyrektora ds. Zdrowia. Polski 21.3.2020 01:00
Brynjar Sigurðarson & Veronika Sedlmair: The Beauty Of The Process Brynjar Sigurðarson and Veronika Sedlmair—spouses and masterminds behind Studio Brynjar & Veronika—define the word undefinable. Reykjavík Grapevine 18.4.2019 13:00
Iceland Museums: The Next Generation Recent years have seen a revolution in the range of museum experiences on offer in Iceland. Many contemporary museums now employ interactive displays and new technology to simultaneously educate and entertain. Reykjavík Grapevine 16.4.2019 14:00
Trans Solidarity Campaign Continues, With Growing Interest And Support Last Sunday, a group of trans activists and their allies arrived at Árbæjarlaug swimming pool for the third iteration of a campaign aimed at gender inclusivity in Reykjavík public pools. Reykjavík Grapevine 16.4.2019 13:00
Hallgrímur Helgason: “No One Is Afraid Of Laxness Anymore” Hallgrímur Helgason is Iceland’s best known Icelandic authors—well, after Halldór Laxness. His books have been translated to dozen of other languages and his novel ‘101 Reykjavík’ became a hit movie directed by Baltasar Kormákur, who also directed ‘Everest’ and many other films. Reykjavík Grapevine 16.4.2019 11:00
Odes To Escapism: The Sound Universe Of MSEA Maria-Carmela Raso, better known as MSEA, is a soft-spoken, self-deprecating musician originally from Canada. But her EP, ‘Hiding Under Things,’ belies a whole other side to the artist. Reykjavík Grapevine 15.4.2019 15:00
Fancies: Jessica Bowe Fancies is a Grapevine series where we highlight an individual with supreme style. Our latest subject is Jessica Bowe (40), who is a copywriter and woman about town known for her 'StrætóGlam' style. Reykjavík Grapevine 15.4.2019 12:00
Listen Carefully: Bára Gísladóttir & Skúli Sverrisson's Collaborative Bass Odyssey Amidst the noise and heat of KEX Hostel in the middle of a bustling Airwaves afternoon, Bára Gísaladóttir and Skúli Sverrisson and took their seats for their first ever concert together. Reykjavík Grapevine 12.4.2019 11:00
Grindavik: The Happiest Place In Iceland According to a poll the residents of the southwest Icelandic town of Grindavík are Iceland's happiest. Reykjavík Grapevine 3.4.2019 11:00
Information Is Never Neutral: The Editor Of Wikileaks Breaks His Silence As the editor-in-chief of Wikileaks, Kristinn certainly has his plate full. Chelsea Manning’s re-arrest, the Cohen testimony, the Mueller investigation as a whole—all of these things involve Wikileaks in some fashion or another, justifiably or not. No matter what Kristinn has to deal with, his convictions on the role of Wikileaks and journalism in general remain strong. Reykjavík Grapevine 22.3.2019 12:00
Conor McGregor after training in Iceland: “No, I´m retired. Fuck interviews” Pétur Marinó Jónsson, writer at MMA Fréttir, asked McGregor for a word after training tonight. News in english 19.4.2016 21:51
Full interview: Icelandic PM Sigmundur Davíð will not resign Sigmundur Davíð Gunnlaugsson, the Prime Minister of Iceland, talked to Icelandic Channel 2 News today about his involvement in the Panama Papers scandal. News in english 4.4.2016 17:11
Justin Bieber's new Iceland-shot video channels Walter Mitty Result: Director Ben Stiller playfully ribs Bieber on Twitter. News in english 2.11.2015 21:14
Vísir and Iceland Magazine join forces Vísir and Iceland Magazine are proud to announce that they have launched a joint venture to better serve English speaking readers. News in english 8.7.2015 17:51
Jón Gnarr: My Opinion - Playfulness I really want to talk about playfulness, the importance of playing, alone or with others, at something that gives you joy and happiness. News in english 27.6.2015 09:00
Seven former bankers receive sentences in Iceland Former bosses of the Icelandic bank Kaupthing were convicted today for market manipulation in the months leading up to the bank's collapse in the Reykjavik district court. News in english 26.6.2015 13:45
Search underway for British tourist missing in Iceland Benjamin Stokes' rental car was found at Þingvellir this morning. News in english 25.6.2015 14:28
Rapper blames Bam Margera for backstage brawl: “Every word this guy says is bullshit” Egill “Tiny” Thorarensen challenges Margera to release a full video of their fight last weekend. News in english 24.6.2015 13:00
Bam Margera files charges against popular rappers in Iceland Two Icelandic rappers seen punching a 'Jackass' crew member at Icelandic music festival. News in english 22.6.2015 12:03
Bam Margera brawl caught on tape In the video Bam Margera can be seen receiving three punches to the head, including one from an Icelandic rapper, before falling to the ground. News in english 21.6.2015 15:51
Famous Jackass beaten up by well known Icelandic artists Bam Margera, musician and member of the Jackass crew, got into a brawl at the Secret Solstice music festival in Iceland tonight around 11 pm local time. News in english 21.6.2015 00:36
My opinion: Jón Gnarr - Anarchism The word anarchism is derived from the Greek word “anarchos”, which means “without government”. News in english 20.6.2015 07:00