Iceland’s energy triumph holds lessons for Britain
Firm power can reduce the UK’s electricity prices, as it does in the Nordic island state.
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Pregnant Then Screwed’s Joeli Brearley: “I think motherhood radicalises you”
The activist on newly political mums, the idea of a women’s strike, and why Britain’s broken childcare system could decide…
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Iceland’s prime minister: “My opposition to Nato has not changed”
Katrín Jakobsdóttir on the rebirth of the Nordic left.
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How to win back trust in politicians, with the Icelandic PM Katrín Jakobsdottír
Iceland’s leftist leader on the importance of compromise in politics.
How internet pirates became a political force in Iceland
In 2013, the Pirate Party won three of Iceland’s 63 parliamentary seats. The trick? A broad, radical policy.
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Be transported to an ash-shrouded Iceland with Sjón’s new novel Moonstone
Moonstone is in some ways Sjón’s most straightforward book – but there is a wonderful netherworld quality to its ashen Reykjaví.
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Wishful thinking took me to Iceland, home of the glowing grave and eternally bruised vegetable
Suzanne Moore travels to Iceland, where she finds poor coffee and depressed chefs in a long, dark night.
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Let’s confess, it felt good to see a Prime Minister criminally charged for the financial mismanagement of his country, as…
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“Gordon Brown went beyond what was justified”
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Jason Cowley visits Europe’s nearest approximation to a classless society, and asks what secrets lur
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