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Extra public health restrictions, including curfews and school closures, are being imposed in France, Germany, Italy and in several other EU countries in response to a new surge in infections. Restrictions are being eased in the UK as new cases fall, the pay-off for a rapid vaccination rollout. Ireland has thus far avoided the big surge in cases seen elsewhere in the EU, but relaxations were announced last Tuesday with vaccination still well behind the UK and despite indications that cases are beginning to rise again. The chart shows the recent pattern of new cases in Ireland and in two cou...

This Iceland volcano erupted for the first time in 6,000 years, and it could keep erupting for decades

Every year, musicians, engineers, and inventors introduce the world to sounds we’ve never heard before. The Guthman Musical Instrument Competition is an annual event hosted by the Georgia Institute of Technology in Atlanta. The big reveal may have been virtual instead of in-person this year, but the creations were no less incredible! Here are the five amazing, never-before-seen instruments that took home the biggest prizes in 2021. 1. First Place: the Segulharpa. It took Ulfur Hansson of Reykjavik, Iceland, seven years to make this gorgeous electro-acoustic instrument! The circular walnut ...

By EGILL BJARNASON Created: March 25, 2021 10:23 AM REYKJAVIK, Iceland (AP) - Gym classes, happy hours and the near-normal life enjoyed so far by the people of Iceland ended abruptly on Thursday, when the government ordered new restrictions after detecting six coronavirus cases believed to be the variant first found in Britain. Authorities ordered all schools closed, as well as gyms, pools, theaters, cinemas and bars. Restaurants, shops and hairdressers can remain open in a limited capacity. Gatherings of more than 10 people will be banned for three weeks. "We need to hi...

Traveling to Iceland during the coronavirus pandemic — the complete guide Andrew Kunesh © Provided by The Points Guy MSN has partnered with The Points Guy for our coverage of credit card products. MSN and The Points Guy may receive a commission from card issuers. Last week, I traveled to Reykjavik, Iceland, as a vaccinated traveler with an American passport. The country briefly opened to tourists in late March. Then,  in response to a growing number of coronavirus cases, paused entry again. That said, the country plans to reopen to tourists on April 6. So in other words:...