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The monetary policy committee says it is “very close”. Inflation itself doesn't see what the fuss is about.
Big issuesThe country's payment system was down for half an hour – the nation experienced, for the first time in decades, nothing being deducted from it
CultureRÚV allowed to shut one radio channel – merges them into Channel 1.5Taxi drivers complain of unfair competition from the state.
Under the new criteria 94 percent of all football clubs in Europe are Icelanders’ teams. The other six percent are under investigation.
The minutes will be released as soon as the board has held a meeting on whether that meeting was formal.
Meetings begin with everyone saying how many years it has been since the club won the league. That now takes quite a while.
Investors are promised the company is literally on the rise, by a few millimetres a week.
Experts say the result is statistically impossible and have run the models three times.
Geologists disagree on almost everything, except that they are right.
Residents will find out when they can move home as soon as it has been decided when that will be decided.
The ruins are believed to date from a previous attempt to build a new hospital. Beneath them they found another.
Small mattersProgrammer who lost his job to AI rehired to fix what the AI did
Big issuesPrimary school pupils to get numbers instead of the letters that replaced numbers
Big issuesServers in Iceland now outnumber residents – and get the electricity first
Big issuesChild gets a preschool place in Reykjavík – by then she was in upper-secondary school
Big issuesMan who went to the out-of-hours clinic with a cold recovered in the waiting room
