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The research from Essex University has shown how government policies and national tastes have influenced seafood production

The research from Essex University has shown how government policies and national tastes have influenced seafood production

Valur Gunnarsson invites you to expand your mind, suspend your disbelief and consider: what if Iceland Had Joined The British Empire?

Children messing around on a bombsite, men working on the docks, a solitary gent sat in a darkened corner of a pub having a pint.

Not since the Cod Wars have Nordic fish been so contentious. The CEO of Mowi, the world's largest salmon producer, took a swipe at Norway's...

Nearly every article in this issue addresses some aspect of how to deal with the threat China and its People’s Liberation Army (PLA) pose to peace and security in Asia.

This column profiles important historical events which took place during this week, 25 years ago, 50 years ago, 75 years ago and 100 years ago.

The Icelandic coastguard patrol vessels Týr and Ægir have formally been deregistered from the fleet and handed over to their new owners in a ceremony at the harbourside in Reykjavík yesterday. Former

Columnist Keith Skipper recalls the golden age of country life

The ramifications of broad, expansive travel warnings are detrimental to regional security, U.S. relations, and future national security.