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Iceland Justice: Reykjavik’s Edition Hotel murder trial opened with details of a Dublin-based family’s alleged collective suicide plan, as Ming Ting Mancel faces charges over the killing of her daughter Catherine, with her husband also dying the same night. Climate Watch: Scientists report a mysterious “cold blob” in the North Atlantic that has cooled by nearly 1°C since 1900, raising fears the Atlantic current system (AMOC) may be weakening toward a tipping point. World Cup Focus: Japan captain Wataru Endo has withdrawn from the 2026 squad with a foot injury and announced international retirement; Argentina’s Emiliano “Dibu” Martínez is back in full glove training and expected to start vs Algeria. Global Crime: Europol and partners helped dismantle the AudiA6 dark-web crypto laundering service tied to about $389m in Bitcoin deposits, with arrests in Georgia and extradition efforts underway. Local Life: Grindavík residents plan a peaceful Alþingi protest over uncertainty about the town’s future and new limits on homes sold to state firm Þórkatla. Economy & Cost of Living: A trade-union presentation argues Iceland’s price level and wage-linked exchange-rate swings make it unusually volatile—and often among the world’s most expensive.

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A Greenland Mine and an Icelandic Port: Building a Western Answer to the Critical Metals Squeeze

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Icelandic Composer Eythor Arnalds Crafts Ambient Neo-Classical Escape on Latest Album 'Music for Walking’

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