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The Fate Of Small Town Iceland

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“You know what I think should be done about Flateyri? Nothing. Nothing at all. Not even a kilo of quota…

The Immigrant Representative

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Maybe you could start by telling our readers how you came to enter Icelandic politics. The municipal elections in 2006…

Immigrants – Pandora’s Box in Iceland

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I am really tired of a whole range of arguments that surround the debate on immigrants these days. Everybody knows…

From Newsman to Man on the News

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Paul Nikolov has been a writer for the Reykjavík Grapevine for coming up on three years. This July, he finishes…

Ask Not What Immigration Can Do For You, Ask What You Can Do For Immigration

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The Grapevine has long been a strong advocate of the immigrant population in Iceland. We have brought you news from…

The Immigrant’s Party: Starts Today

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The results of last May’s city elections have left more than a few people disappointed, particularly in Reykjavík. We now…

The Long Goodbye of the Progressive Party

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When Prime Minister Halldór Ásgrímsson announced his resignation from politics earlier this month – to leave the prime ministerial position…

We’re the Party that Cares for Old People AND Babies

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There is considerable anticipation regarding the upcoming elections in Reykjavík. Going into the election, it looks as if the Independent…

Divided We Fall

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In a country dominated by the conservative Independence Party, Reykjavík remains in the control of an alliance called R-listinn, which…