AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoCitizenship: Iceland has opened a route for foreign residents aged 18 to 20 to claim citizenship by notification, if they have lived legally and continuously in the country since age 13. Blue Lagoon: The company’s share offering is open ahead of a planned Nasdaq Iceland listing; it also expects to add tour operator Arctic Adventures to its group this month. Finance: The Central Bank of Iceland has joined the Eurosystem’s EUREP repo facility, giving it another source of temporary euro liquidity in a crisis. Energy: Landsvirkjun is limiting power for data centers as demand outpaces new hydro and geothermal supply. Transport: Icelandair plans its first scheduled international service from Akureyri, with weekly Tenerife flights starting in October 2027. Northern Security: Iceland is among 10 countries joining a maritime defence initiative to coordinate ships, drones and surveillance across northern waters. Harbour Protest: Bandero, the vessel linked to Paul Watson’s organization, is now connected to shore power in Reykjavík; its crew have painted anti-whaling slogans on its side.
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