The Latest Breaking News from Iceland

Anti-whaling activists are targeting British holidaymakers in Iceland, accusing them of sustaining the country's whaling industry. Whale meat, often marketed as a traditional delicacy, is primarily consumed by foreign tourists rather than most Icelanders. Iceland has issued permits to kill up to 2,130 whales, including endangered fin whales and minke…

UK visitors accused of keeping whaling alive being met with ‘pledge cards’ in hotels and tourist offices

France walloped Iceland 114-74 on Thursday to finish the group stages in style at the European basketball championships.

One country's unique climate keeps it a mosquito-free zone, but global warming may change that.

From kayaking between icebergs in Iceland to a Pyrenean hideaway, our tipsters know how to get away from it all

The star’s highly personal songs about heartache have earned her a Grammy, celebrity admirers, an adoring fanbase— and criticism from the jazz community. India Block meets the genre-defying artist

Euronews Business takes a closer look at work permit rules and average wages for international students in Europe.

The Institute for Economics and Peace has been analysing data for the past 17 years

As some of Iceland’s most famous destinations deal with increasing visitor numbers, travellers are seeking quieter, off-the-beaten-track experiences.

66° North’s Ljósufjöll Gore-Tex Shell Jacket is an impressive high-performance waterproof coat with a premium price tag

The four-day event will combine music, wellness rituals and adventure