The Icelandic parliament (Alþingi) has approved a bill by Infrastructure Minister Eyjólfur Ármannsson to amend taxi laws, reintroducing the 'station duty' system and increasing oversight of taxi operations.

The parliamentary group of the Independence Party has hired Brynjar Níelsson, a former member of parliament, as a staff member. His name appears on the list of parliamentary group staff on the Alþingi website.

Grindvíkingar sem hafa flutt lögheimili frá sveitarfélaginu en vilja kjósa þar í sveitarstjórnarkosningum geta nú skráð sig til þess á vef Þjóðskrár. Alþingi samþykkti á dögunum bráðabirgðaákvæði í…

The Icelandic Parliament (Alþingi) has approved a bill to revoke the capelin quota, meaning that capelin fishing in the next fishing year will revert to being based on fishing days rather than a quota system.

The parliamentary session began today with words of remembrance for Davíð Oddsson, former editor of Morgunblaðið and Prime Minister.

Centre Party MP Karl Gauti Hjaltason has raised concerns in Alþingi about the doubling of organized crime groups in Iceland since 2017, advocating for stronger measures to combat the issue.

Þórunn Sveinbjarnardóttir, President of the Icelandic Parliament (Alþingi), had to quiet down MPs during a session as Ólafur Adolfsson debated the President's conduct.

The Central Bank of Iceland has raised serious objections to a proposed bill that aims to link compensation payments to the wage index, as detailed in a memo sent to the Alþingi Welfare Committee.