If you are anything like me then you have been somewhat nervous ever since the Brits voted in the EU referendum. It seemed like, without a clue often what they were actually voting for, half of the nation (that could be bothered to actually vote, which makes it roughly a quarter) voted to leave theHalda áfram að lesa „French pollsters correctly predicted the first round – hopefully they are also correct about the second round“
Category Archives: Politics
Which places in Iceland are most upset?
Every now and then Iceland makes the world news. Usually the news about my little island nation are insignificant and complimentary. They tend to either report how happy we are, how old we get or how well our tiny little sport teams are doing. But sometimes, we also make the news for being really badHalda áfram að lesa „Which places in Iceland are most upset?“
The refugee crisis – a crisis of international cooperation
One of the biggest headlines in the news last year must have been the Syrian refugee crises. Mostly as a direct results result of violent conflict or the indirect economic impact of war, millions of people have been forced to flee their homes and look for a better life elsewhere. Lots of discussion has been in relation to howHalda áfram að lesa „The refugee crisis – a crisis of international cooperation“
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