Islandic governmental ministers

'EVERYONE wants a trade deal with Britain' EU shamed over Icelandic minister claims. THE UK is one of the biggest economies and “everyone” will want to do a trade deal with Britain after it has left the European Union, a government minister from Iceland said. By Darren Hunt. PUBLISHED: 07:01, Wed, ...

Three Icelandic Ministers have commented on President Trump's executive order about immigration. Minister of Health Ottar Proppe, Minister of Finance Benedikt Johannesson and the Minister for Foreign Affairs have all disapproved strongly of his actions. Johannesson calls the actions ignorant and hasty.

The Icelandic minister of industries and innovation yesterday said she wants Silicon Valley giants like Google and Facebook to consider Iceland as a possible location for their energy-intensive data centres. Google, Facebook, Apple and Amazon have opened data centres in Scandinavia and the Nordics ...

Jonasson recalled to the paper that the FBI told him they needed entry to the country to stop hackers from executing “an imminent attack on Icelandic government databases.” Upon their arrival, Jonasson found that the agents were there only to gather information on Wikileaks, which has many members in ...

“No one has ever talked about Johanna (Icelanders always use first names) as a gay person,” an Icelandic friend and a prominent journalist told me this morning. “She's not hiding it either, the name of her spouse is on her Parliament and Ministry web pages, it's just that nobody cares about it, any more than people cared in ...

... a trade deal with Britain' EU shamed over Icelandic minister claims ... it has left the European Union, a government minister from Iceland said.

The Icelandic Minister of Justice wants to do away with the concepts of ... apply to the Ministry of Justice for the restoration of their civil rights.

Three Icelandic Ministers have commented on President Trump's executive order about immigration. Minister of Health Ottar Proppe, Minister of ...

The Ministry for Foreign Affairs in Iceland has issued a statement ... Three Icelandic Ministers have commented on President Trump's executive ...

The Icelandic minister of industries and innovation yesterday said she wants Silicon Valley giants like Google and Facebook to consider ...

Being an important trade partner with nations such as Iceland, the UK's decision to leave has prompted the Icelandic government to renegotiate ...

... to buy land,” Icelandic Minister of Justice Sigridur Andersen said by telephone in Reykjavik. ... that allows exemptions to the rules to be granted by the ministry. ... The government, for its part, wants to boost its pro-business ...

... a trade deal with Britain' EU shamed over Icelandic minister claims ... it has left the European Union, a government minister from Iceland said.

15,000 Icelanders signed a petition to this effect, which was submitted to the Ministry yesterday. How the Ministry or UTL will respond remains ...

At around 18:00 Wednesday, police got a report that a man had fallen into the Gullfoss waterfall. Since then around 150 emergency personnel, ...

It's getting quite expensive to stay in Iceland, but one genius entrepreneur has come up with a brilliant solution—to allow you to Airbnb the back ...

The agenda of the new Icelandic government was signed at ... Ministries allocated to the Reform Party will be the Ministry of Finance, the ...

Three Icelandic Ministers have commented on President Trump's executive order about immigration. Minister of Health Ottar Proppe, Minister of Finance Benedikt Johannesson and the Minister for Foreign Affairs have all disapproved strongly of his actions.

A minister claimed Julian Assange was protected from an FBI investigation by the Icelandic government due to concerns of an attempt to frame Assange.

She admits that the action will have an effect on the operations of the Ministry today. "But I hope that everybody - men and women - will be there.

Experts will gather at a conference in Edinburgh on Saturday, backed by the Scottish Government, to discuss how the experience of other Nordic nations could provide lessons for Scotland during Brexit.

Filmmaker Tia Lessin '86 comes to Cornell Cinema for screenings of her film "Citizen Koch," Oct. 17 at 6:45 p.m., and Michael Moore's "Where to Invade Next," which she produced, Oct. 18 at 7 p.m.

Filmmaker Tia Lessin '86 comes to Cornell Cinema for screenings of her film "Citizen Koch," Oct. 17 at 6:45 p.m., and Michael Moore's "Where to Invade Next," which she produced, Oct. 18 at 7 p.m.

A new poll published Tuesday shows that 71% of participants feel the American economy is manipulated to their disadvantage. The poll, conducted by Marketplace-Edison Research, reported consistent feelings across lines of class, gender, race, and ...

island Following mass demonstrations, the first city in the Icelandic Minister "Panama Papers" resigned. His successor Sigurdur Ingi Johannsonn, who takes his post Thursday, is rejected by the protesters, who are demanding the departure of the majority ...

Mr Gunnlaugsson, his wife and other Icelandic ministers were named in the Panama Papers. He had said no rules had been broken but was accused of concealing millions of dollars ... He didn't speak to his governmental department beforehand. The way he ...