RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat is reportedly influencing the BJP to undertake a course correction, addressing issues such as Gen Z protests and setbacks faced in the 2024 elections.

The chief of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) has made statements that are being well-received, though there's a call for the broader 'Parivar' (family of organizations) to align with his message.

Due to significantly low water levels on Lake Zurich, passenger ships are forced to skip several stations, and the Obersee ferry has temporarily ceased operations.

RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat expressed belief in Gen Z, advocated for system correction through protests, and called for increased education budgets. He also supported dialogue with Pakistan and China, while emphasizing the upholding of traditional family structures and creating space for same-sex relationships.

RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat has voiced support for Gen Z protesters, stating that protest is a legitimate form of dialogue and that they should not be labeled as 'anti-national' for their actions.

Swedish Social Democratic leader Magdalena Andersson expressed dismay after at least two Left Party members posted social media messages supporting Palestinians convicted of acts where civilians were murdered, stating the Left Party needs to learn a lesson.

Magdalena Andersson is facing increasing pressure, with reports suggesting that the Vänsterpartiet (Left Party) lacks control. Andersson herself has acknowledged the party's lack of control.

Four experts discuss the important issues, including taxes and benefits, that would arise if Ulf Kristersson were to become Sweden's Prime Minister once more.

The mayor of Mosfellsbær, Hilmar Gunnarsson, believes the mink crisis in Mosfellsdalur is nearing its end. The situation arose after a break-in at the Dalsbú fur farm last week resulted in tens of thousands of mink being released from their cages.

A man and a woman have been charged with defrauding the Danish Defence Command of millions of kroner. The charges relate to alleged financial misconduct against the defense agency.

A podcast episode features hosts Ant, Andrew, Jonny, and Chris sharing and debating their unpopular opinions, including views on figures like Seb Larsson, and topics such as scrapping Match of the Day.

Indian politician Shashi Tharoor clarified his attendance at a Mumbai event, stating it was a student-led initiative involving educationists and thought leaders, not an RSS event as some reports suggested.

Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson has strongly criticized Richard Jomshof, a top official from the Sweden Democrats, for calling Magdalena Andersson and Anders Lindberg 'quislingar,' deeming the statements 'indecent and distasteful.'

Moscow Patriarch Kirill has stated that divine grace aided the USSR in creating the atomic bomb and that war is an act pleasing to God, legitimizing these actions through a religious lens.

The board of First Water and Eggert Þór Kristófersson, the company's CEO, have agreed that Kristófersson will step down, with Einar Örn Ólafsson, former CEO of Play, taking over the position.

Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson has declared that a 'real election campaign' is now underway in Sweden. This statement signals the intensification of political activity leading up to the next elections.

RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat held a Gen Z outreach event attended by 2,000 teenagers, which took place after recent protests.

Magdalena Andersson has presented her plans and vision for how she intends to govern Sweden. She detailed her strategies and priorities for leading the country.

A debate has emerged in Sweden regarding party leaders being overly private, with discussions on whether such actions, even if embarrassing, can be beneficial for public relations, as suggested by youth organizations.

An RSS leader has labeled a CJP protest as "anti-national" and called for a case study to "decode the chronology" of the event. The statement reflects ongoing political tensions regarding public demonstrations.

A professor has suggested that legal age change could be a potential solution to combat age discrimination, particularly for older job seekers, while noting that current laws often fail to assist the elderly facing challenges from digitalization.

The defection of Kim Philby, one of history's most notorious double agents, to the Soviet Union was made public on July 30, 1963. Nearly two decades later, the former MI6 agent explained to Stasi spies how he had stolen secrets for years.

Ásgeir Pétursson, a mink farmer in Dalbúi, claims to have handed a handwritten, red-inked note from the scene to the police.

The mayor of Mosfellsbær, Hilmar Gunnarsson, stated that the mink team would not be taking a break during the upcoming holiday weekend, indicating ongoing local efforts.

Hilmar Gunnarsson, the mayor of Mosfellsbær, expressed concern for farmers after three burglaries occurred at cultivation farms in a short period.

Skúli Steinar Pétursson, a prominent advocate for the rights of disabled people in Iceland, passed away on July 22nd at the age of 39.

Hundreds or thousands of animals, including thousands of mink, were found running loose inside a building at Dalsbúi in Mosfellsdalur after their cages and enclosures had been opened, according to Assistant Police Chief Ásgeir Þór Ásgeirsson.

The Indian Congress party has criticized the appointment of Pralhad Joshi as Education Minister, with MPs Priyanka Gandhi Vadra and Rahul Gandhi highlighting his RSS background and alleged support for Bilkis Bano rapists as disqualifying factors.

With over a month until the Swedish elections, a Berlingske correspondent confidently predicts a red majority, though the path to forming a government for Magdalena Andersson's Social Democrats may be challenging.

In a post-election analysis, the Communist Party of India (Marxist) admitted its insufficient capacity to counter the 'RSS-BJP Hindutva-communal-corporate propaganda,' signaling a significant defeat.

The Jantar Mantar protest has concluded, with organizers vowing continued support for participants, while Kerala authorities will investigate an RSS leader's controversial remarks concerning the protest.

Ukraine has been granted a production license for the British Stone Cloak defense system, a move experts say is part of a broader trend in the defense industry. This comes as many countries' stockpiles are depleting and European defense production is ramping up.

Eurovision stars Árný Fjóla Ásmundsdóttir and Daði Freyr Pétursson are expecting their first child, with the news announced as 'a little Eurovision baby on the way.'

RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat said on Sunday that LGBTQ+ people should not be isolated from society as they are also human beings and have the right to live.

RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat stated that the LGBTQ+ community is an integral part of Indian society and should not be ostracized, emphasizing a long-standing tradition of acceptance.

A new report in Finland recommends offering digital courses in colleges, as it reveals that half of individuals aged 65-74 lack the necessary digital skills for modern life.

A swarm of unidentified drones reportedly flew near the EPZ nuclear power plant in Borssele, Netherlands, and over a container ship in November 2025.

Eymundur Sveinn Einarsson, an auditor, provides insights into strategies and 'tricks' that individuals can use to potentially avoid paying inheritance tax.

In Tornionlaakso, Finnish-Swedish couples are common. Katriina and Ola Larsson, who married 30 years ago in a cross-border wedding, share their experiences of love across the border and the challenges they faced.

Technical schools in Latvia are experiencing high competition, with some programs seeing seven applicants for one spot, as enrollment for 10th-grade students continues. State gymnasiums and most Riga high schools are also nearly full.

Finnish company Valmet is initiating a study to determine if operating its core businesses as separate entities would create additional shareholder value, confirming its intention to divide into two publicly listed companies.

The Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) will provide emergency cash transfers to small sugar farmers in Negros Island Region (NIR) whose farms have been infested by Red-stripped Small-Scale Insects (RSSI).

Leaders from the RSS and VHP are scheduled to meet with Ayodhya seers to address a controversy surrounding the theft of donations intended for the Ram Temple, an issue with potential political ramifications.

Ásgeir Björgvin Einarsson has sold the Hlíðarkaup store in Sauðárkrókur, Iceland, after operating it for 35 years, with new owners set to take over on Friday, July 24.

Two housing companies in Virrat, Finland, have been declared bankrupt, with the administrator stating that the buildings are no longer habitable.

Ulf Kristersson became Prime Minister after the 2002 election, marking a personal triumph, but his leadership coincides with a decline for the Moderate Party.

Gunnar Axel Gunnarsson, who resigned as mayor of Vogar due to illness a year and a half ago, describes the difficulty of losing one's health suddenly.

Finland is experiencing an increasing number of "ghost houses" as a record 62 housing companies filed for bankruptcy last year, often lacking funds even for bankruptcy proceedings, leaving properties abandoned.

Two young women, aged 18 and 17, were killed in an accident that occurred last night on a dike along the Amsterdam-Rhine Canal in Maarssen, prompting emergency services to respond to the serious incident.

Harjeet Grewal, an RSS member and BJP figure during the farm stir, has been appointed as the new chief of India's national minorities panel.

An RSS affiliate has urged authorities to halt the approval of new Gyan Shakti schools and review existing admissions.

The Karnataka High Court has issued a notice to Minister Dinesh Gundu Rao in connection with a defamation case filed by the RSS.

Valgeir Örn Ragnarsson has been appointed as the new head of communications for Landsnet, the Icelandic national power grid company. He is set to begin his new role next month, bringing nearly two decades of media experience, including his recent position as deputy news editor at RÚV.

Negros Occidental Governor Eugenio Jose Lacson announced that the provincial government will adopt an environmentally friendly approach to combat the red-striped soft-scale insect (RSSI) infestation in sugarcane fields.

Ómar Geirsson's newly purchased 1988 Honda Goldwing motorcycle completely burned down on Hámundstaðarhálsi while he was driving home from an inspection, just six days after he acquired it.

The Borssele nuclear power plant has been unable to supply electricity for more than two weeks because of a leak. This extended outage impacts energy production and raises concerns about the plant's operational status.

Traffic fines across Austria are set to increase by an average of 50% starting January 1, 2027, as the country unifies its catalog of traffic penalties, a move criticized by the ÖAMTC.

Finnish company Lassila & Tikanoja has issued a profit warning, attributing the revised outlook to the high cost of fuel. The crisis in the Strait of Hormuz is noted as a contributing factor to rising fuel prices.

The question of what Magdalena Andersson and her prospective ministers have truly re-evaluated and intend to do differently remains unanswered.

A jibe made by Amrinder Singh Raja Warring targeting the Charanjit Singh Channi camp with an RSS reference has further exacerbated the ongoing crisis within the Punjab Congress, leading to significant blowback.

Tunturi, a traditional Finnish company known for its bicycles and mopeds, has filed for bankruptcy, a development that has caused sadness and nostalgia among Finns.

Magdalena Andersson is noted for her widespread popularity, even among political opponents, raising questions about how 'ordinary' a Harvard-educated bureaucrat can truly be.

The red-striped soft-scale insect (RSSI), a destructive sugarcane pest, has spread to 23 towns in Iloilo, Philippines, impacting over 7,000 hectares of plantations. The provincial government is intensifying efforts to contain its spread.

For the first time, a large passenger ship docked off Kópasker at the beginning of the week, bringing 150 passengers ashore in the village. The day was memorable for the harbor master, as the port mostly accommodates small boats.

RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat stated that Generation Z is more honest and asserted that protesters should not be labeled as anti-national, offering a nuanced perspective on youth and dissent.

Trausti Hjálmarsson, chairman of the Icelandic Farmers' Association, states that all arguments point towards the association opposing membership in the European Union, with their formal stance to be decided at the Farmers' Congress on August 14.

The District Court of Länsi-Uusimaa has declared Espoon Tennistuki ry, an association managing the Esport racket sports and fitness centers, bankrupt, with creditors holding over €6.4 million in receivables.

In Forssa's nationally valuable Kalliomäki area, eight abandoned properties and three severely damaged buildings are deteriorating, prompting the city to threaten owners with action.

The CRSS recently concluded a series of highly successful and productive roundtable discussions focused on Afghan affairs, exploring themes of resistance and realism in policy.

Jónas Atli Gunnarsson, chief economist at the Housing, Construction and Planning Agency (HMS), states that the Icelandic housing market is achieving greater balance, partly due to lower-than-forecast population growth.

Lotta Edholm and Joar Forssell of the Liberal Party have published a reply concerning proposals for coercive measures, asserting that the needs of students should be the primary factor guiding such interventions.

The number of smaller expedition cruise ships visiting Iceland's smaller ports has significantly decreased this year, with bookings for the next two years at an all-time low, impacting the tourism sector.

Rahul Gandhi alleged increasing involvement of the RSS in Sainik Schools during a parliamentary committee meeting, citing a media report, prompting the committee chair to request supporting documents.

Lawyers Hulda Elsa Björgvinsdóttir, Helga Kristín Biering Auðunsdóttir, and Erlendur Þór Gunnarsson have been appointed to a new compensation committee in Iceland.

Historian David Larsson Heidenblad explores how small, consistent steps and a long-term perspective can lead to success, drawing insights from research and the financial world. The article aims to help individuals achieve their best selves without feeling overwhelmed.

Icelandic 'brekkusöngvarinn' Ágúst Brynjarsson stated he fears for his life in the coming week due to immense stress, anticipating a significant emotional crash.

The two leading rivals for the position of Prime Minister in Sweden are accelerating their pace in the ongoing election campaign, with Moderate Party leader Ulf Kristersson expressing his hopes for a victory.

BJP MP Kangana Ranaut has defended her recent remarks, stating her desire to be a 'Sanghi' and identifying as a 'defined and awakened Hindu' by embracing the ideologies of the BJP and RSS.

The Finnish multi-business company Aspo is splitting into two, with ESL Shipping becoming an independent entity and Aspo itself changing its name to Telko.

A Pakistan army spokesman has criticized the Taliban regime's conduct, questioning if it reflects Islamic values, and flayed 'Muslims befriending kafirs,' referring to the RSS-BJP as 'masters' and the Taliban as 'slaves'.

Jimmie Åkesson, leader of the Sweden Democrats, criticized the Social Democrats for 'dirtying' election campaigns and expressed difficulty understanding why the Moderates are not gaining more support, despite his view that Ulf Kristersson is not the worst prime minister.

När statsminister Ulf Kristersson (M) dyker upp i Stockholms prideparad känner han sig trygg med säkerheten.

Aðalsteinn Árni Baldursson, chairman of Framsýn, expressed concerns that Iceland's labor movement would weaken with EU membership. He also warned of negative consequences for the fishing and agriculture sectors.

Liberal Party leader Simona Mohamsson and Equality Minister Nina Larsson write that a 'naive left' has ignored clan structures and religious oppression, causing LGBTQI+ individuals to pay the price.

Police and the Coast Guard have been busy over the past 24 hours, interrogating the crew of the vessel 'Bandero' on the patrol ship Freyja and at the police station. Assistant Police Commissioner Ásgeir Þór Ásgeirsson believes it is unlikely that the crew will be held in custody, but their deportation is being requested.

Geir Gunnar Geirsson, CEO of Stjörnugrís, believes the same individuals responsible for a May break-in at their Kjalarnes pig farm are also behind a recent incident at Dalsbú in Mosfellsdal.

India's Opposition has criticized the unveiling of a saffron-colored jersey for Indian hockey teams, accusing the ruling BJP and RSS of ideological manipulation and warning of potential future changes to military uniforms.

Billboard has released its list of emerging Latin artists to watch, featuring rising stars like Jorsshh, Elena Sofía, and El Shadow, who are making waves in the music scene.

Austria is exploring stricter regulations, including potential age restrictions for social media and pornography websites, though technical implementation challenges are noted.

Remo Kirss argues that the state must invest in all connections, emphasizing the often-overlooked cost of not investing in infrastructure projects like roads and rail.

Global stock markets are frequently caught off guard by developments in China's technology sector, despite these events often following a predictable pattern, leading to widespread market downturns.

RSS condemns Mohandas' controversial remarks, says views are personal

An RSS leader has clarified controversial remarks attributed to him in a video, where he allegedly stated he would shoot protesters and that women 'love rape'.

The cleanup operation at the bankrupt Nä-Rö animal feed factory in Finland is proceeding ahead of schedule, although the presence of frozen feed mass is slowing down the work.

A new report suggests that the direct increase in energy consumption caused by artificial intelligence significantly surpasses any potential benefits achieved through AI in optimizing energy efficiency.

An excerpt from Norwegian author Vetle Lid Larssen's novel, 'The Star Scientists,' is published, describing a grand story inspired by real events about ambition and jealousy in the Arctic night.

Blueberries have ripened unusually early this year, with conditions favorable for a good harvest, and their health benefits as a 'superberry' are being emphasized.

Mia Röngä's column discusses the conflict between nature conservation and animal activism, arguing that compassion, while a virtue, can be problematic in conservation. She suggests that misguided empathy can worsen biodiversity loss and animal suffering.

Svanur Karl Grjetarsson, CEO of construction company MótX, states that the sluggishness in the real estate market is primarily due to the high cost of new apartments in high-density development areas.

An RSS leader has reportedly advised activist Sonam Wangchuk to ensure his ongoing agitation remains 'Indian' in nature.

A Dutch article profiles singer Zara Larsson, describing her as a 'pop girl on steroids' with an easily replicable fashion style.

Wärtsilä and Nokia have been identified as two winners in the Finnish stock market's 'super week,' both benefiting from the artificial intelligence boom by serving data centers.

An analysis evaluates the leadership of Ulf Kristersson's government, describing it as a complex decision-making machine where every process requires oversight, and concluding that its performance is commendable.

Swedish pop star Zara Larsson is bringing her popular Y2K wardrobe to fans with a new merchandise collection featuring baby tees and low-rise jeans.

The parent company behind Patisserie Teemu Aura is facing bankruptcy proceedings, but the business operations have been transferred to a company owned by Tampere students. Despite the financial difficulties of the former owner, the patisserie's activities are set to continue as before.

New figures from SvD/Demoskop show a growing trust gap between prime ministerial candidates, indicating a negative trend for Ulf Kristersson with less than two months remaining until the election.

The Madhya Pradesh Assembly has passed the Uniform Civil Code (UCC) Bill, drawing criticism from the Congress party which labeled it an 'RSS agenda'.

An obituary was published for Erkki Forsström, a skilled and respected surgeon and teacher who lived from 1935 to 2026.

The Dutch town of Maarssen is in mourning following a fatal accident that claimed the lives of two young friends, Oona (17) and Joann (18). Their football club has opened its doors for members to grieve together.

Eymundur Sveinn Einarsson, an Icelandic accountant, provided advice to readers on tax matters, specifically addressing whether a 76-year-old woman can give pre-paid inheritance to another daughter.

Photographer and influencer Helgi Ómarsson, known for his tasteful and simple recipes, shared an appetizing nachos recipe perfect for watching the Spain vs. Argentina football match.

Referring to remarks made by a senior Congress leader on why the RSS is not registered, Singh said such questions do not merit a response as the Constitution grants every individual the right to form…

FNV heeft aangekondigd in september weer actie te gaan voeren. Er komen meerdere stakingen, waaronder waarschijnlijk ook een 24-uursstaking op het spoor. "De stakingen worden groter dan de…

Kaktus Einarsson has released 'Follow,' the second single from his upcoming album 'Factoid Happiness,' featuring John Grant and contributions from Albert Finnbogason and Ólafur Björn Ólafsson.

The board of the Árnessýsla Fire Department has referred the department's financial affairs to the police for investigation, a decision that led to the resignation of fire chief Pétur Pétursson.

Finnish banks are seeing high demand for long-term loans, with some customers choosing loans over 35 years to free up capital for stock market investments.

Finnish conscripts successfully completed a legendary 30-kilometer march in Hamina in over 25-degree Celsius heat, with additional water points provided to account for the conditions.

Traffic fines for anonymous administrative penalties in Austria will be standardized nationwide and increase by an average of 50 percent, expected to generate an additional 80 million Euros in revenue for the federal government.

The Austrian Automobile, Motorcycle and Touring Club (ÖAMTC) has voiced criticism regarding the recent increase in traffic fines.

According to economist Jónas Atli Gunnarsson, there are clear signs of contraction in the construction industry, with turnover, workforce numbers, building material imports, and other activity indicators all pointing downwards.

RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat's comments defending Gen Z protesters as 'not anti-national' led to sharp political reactions, with the Congress accusing the RSS of covertly running the government.

Today's daily briefing includes an Express Investigation into the Centre’s deep-tech fund and insights into how the BJP and RSS are assessing the mood of Generation Z.

Supporters of Ashu raised 'Bhupesh Baghel go back' slogans, leading to a confrontation with Warring, who referred to them as 'RSS stooges'.

A competitor's CEO suggests that Tunturi's bankruptcy application was caused by overproduction, which led to products being sold 'regardless of price,' and believes this will alleviate market pressure.

The chief of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) has stated that Pakistan is not entirely an enemy of India and that conflicts should not hinder their relationship.

Magdalena Andersson has criticized Sweden's Left Party (Vänsterpartiet) for lacking control following revelations about support letters for terrorists within the party.

Tunturi, an iconic Finnish bicycle manufacturer with over a century of history, has filed for bankruptcy. This marks the end of an era for the renowned company.

Nearly 2,000 volunteers from the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) provided rescue, food, and essential supplies to over 40,000 flood-affected families across three districts in Assam, also organizing medical camps.

The District Court has declared the real estate investment company Casyr, formerly known as Gapcon, bankrupt. Oma Säästöpankki has claims of approximately 13 million euros against Casyr, which also has ties to Seinäjoen Jalkapallokerho.

Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson has spoken with Sweden Democrats leader Jimmie Åkesson regarding the controversial 'quisling' statement, urging him to be more careful.

Negros Occidental in the Philippines has intensified efforts to combat red-striped soft scale insects (RSSI) on sugarcane plantations by deploying pathogenic fungi across more than 77 hectares of affected fields.

A summary of top headlines in Sweden includes the jailing of a Swedish gang boss in Iraq, an expanding investigation into a sea crash, and comments from Kristersson on Swedish language proficiency.

Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson plans to speak with Jimmie Åkesson, leader of the Sweden Democrats, regarding a recent 'quisling' dispute, which Kristersson described as 'distasteful'.

CJP's Abhijeet Dipke praised RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat's planned interaction with Gen Z but emphasized the need for young representation in such dialogues.

The initial euphoria surrounding artificial intelligence investments has given way to a rollercoaster ride in the stock market. Major technology companies are pouring significant sums into data centers, leading to market uncertainty about the sustainability of this investment wave.

RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat is scheduled to engage with younger generations, including Gen Z and Gen Alpha, at an event in Mumbai on August 6, marking the 15th anniversary of IIMUN.

RSS leader Atul Limaye urged the youth to study the CJP movement and be wary of the 'grammar of anarchy', emphasizing the need to understand the entire process, methodology, support system, and ideological background behind such movements.

Sugarcane planters in Mindanao, Philippines, have raised concerns over the rapid spread of the Red Stem Scale Insect (RSSI) across four provinces, warning of potential crop yield reductions of up to 50 percent.

Stefán Atli Rúnarsson has conducted numerous artificial intelligence workshops in Iceland, guiding people on how to utilize AI effectively and wisely in both their personal and professional lives.

Guðmundur Felix Grétarsson, an Icelander known for receiving the world's first double arm and shoulder transplant, has been diagnosed with nasal cancer.

Helliskaffi, a new coffee shop run by chef Knútur Hreiðarsson and Theódóra Ingibergsdóttir, has opened its doors in Hellisgerði, Hafnarfjörður.

A Karnataka official who was suspended for wearing an RSS uniform has received significant relief from the Tribunal, indicating a development in the legal challenge against the suspension.

A tire on a DC-3 aircraft burst upon landing at Reykjavík Airport this afternoon, leading to the temporary closure of the airport. Isavia's deputy information officer, Andri Ómarsson, confirmed the incident, with the number of passengers unknown.

Geir Gunnar Geirsson, CEO of Stjörnugrís, is convinced that the same individuals who broke into their pig farm in Kjalarnes in May are responsible for the recent burglary at Dalsbú in Mosfellsdal.

Sweden's Moderate Party accused former Prime Minister Magdalena Andersson of enabling 'rape discounts' and 'humiliation robberies,' prompting a strong rebuttal from a Social Democrat official who called it a dishonest disinformation campaign.

Despite impressive profits, stock prices for artificial intelligence companies have plummeted in some areas, notably in South Korea, as experts suggest expectations may have become too high.

Reynir Finndal Grétarsson, an entrepreneur and farmer in Helgadalur, Mosfellsdalur, woke up to find a mink in his garden. Upon further inspection, he discovered at least eight minks had entered the garden.

Austria has drafted a law to ban children under 14 from social media and those under 18 from pornographic websites, but experts are cautioning against the country's solo approach, fearing it may fail.

Finnish media company Sanoma reported second-quarter figures that were close to the previous year's, with a decrease in advertising and events revenue impacting its overall turnover.

Swedish artists Robyn and Zara Larsson have teamed up for a remix of 'Talk to Me,' following their previous collaboration on the 'Puss Puss' remix.

A novelist explores the long history of political assassinations and the use of poison in Russia, from the Soviet era to the present day under Putin, as detailed in his book.

After 35 years under the ownership of Ásgeir Einarsson, the Hlíðarkaup store in Sauðárkrókur, Iceland, has been handed over to new owners.

Hilmar Oddur Gunnarsson, a truck driver and seaman from Þingeyri, Iceland, has passed away at the age of 72. Lilja mourns his death and expresses gratitude for their precious time together.

RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat stated that Gen Z is emotional and does not think with a 'calm mind,' offering his perspective on the younger generation.

Ingimar Guðmundsson and his son Logi Ingimarsson, both diagnosed with leukemia, are preparing to run the Reykjavík Marathon next month to raise money for Kraft, a support organization.

Sweden is expecting an unusually early and abundant blueberry season this year, with experts highlighting the health benefits of the 'superberry' for the immune system.

A piece on Swedish artist and designer Carl Larsson, who depicted his surroundings and family life, reminding that art doesn't always stem from drama.

Sveinn Halldórsson recounts his initial years at sea, his collaborations with renowned captains, the 1962 stranding of the ship Berg VE 44, and his subsequent work at Vestmannaeyjar harbor.

An interview with theater maker and comedian Kim Karssen, featuring 19 questions covering topics such as wandering, relationships, and a 'vulvabox'.

Icelandic priest Guðni Már Harðarsson discusses the rewarding yet difficult nature of his calling, recalling a particularly challenging case involving a young girl, Bryndís Klara Birgisdóttir.

Political analyst Peter Zalmayev discusses the ongoing conflict, stating that while the USSR will not return, Putin requires Ukraine to restore Russian glory. He praises Zelensky's communication and Ukraine's technological military advantage, while also noting issues like corruption within the Ukrainian government.

Dr. Ragnar Freyr Ingvarsson, a physician, states that his position at Landspítali (the National University Hospital of Iceland) has been re-advertised, despite being told his job was eliminated for rationalization purposes.

Gunnar Gunnarsson expresses concern that Icelandic municipalities are increasingly violating information laws by refusing to provide requested information in a timely and appropriate manner.

Singer Zara Larsson is giving fans the opportunity to shop her personal Y2K-vintage closet through a new Depop drop, offering unique and playful pieces.

Two teenage girls, aged 17 and 18, from Maarssen, were killed in a traffic accident in their hometown on Sunday evening.

Rosita Andersson, 44, found her calling as an excavator operator after being unemployed, entering a profession that needs more women and noting differences in approach compared to men.

Ragnar Þór Pétursson, a teacher and former union chair, has criticized Iceland's education ministry's plans to prioritize mathematics, raising concerns about the impact on language education.

Tammelan 82 muumiota tutkitaan eri puolilla maailmaa. Arkeologi Kati Salo jätti ­raportin muumioiden tutkimuksesta Museo­virastolle.

The Borssele nuclear power plant in Zeeland, Netherlands, has been offline for more than two weeks after a leak was discovered in its nuclear section, halting electricity production.

Motorcyclist Ómar Geirsson had a narrow escape when his motorcycle unexpectedly burst into flames and burned to ashes.

Pétur Pétursson, the fire chief of Árnessýsla Fire Department, has been dismissed following an investigation into the department's finances, which the board referred to the police.

Unnar Steinn Sigðursson moved to New York to attend the same acting school as major stars, where he learned method acting.

Pétur Pétursson has resigned as fire chief of Árnessýsla Fire Protection after concerns regarding his management practices were raised with the board.

Finnish healthcare company Terveystalo's stock plummeted after it issued a profit warning, citing intense competition in occupational health services and a mild flu season.

Sweden's Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson announced a fundamental shift in the country's asylum policy, implementing the toughest migration laws in its history and reducing generous rules to an absolute minimum.