Iceland’s main tourist attraction, a geothermal seawater spa Blue Lagoon that’s on the doorstep of an active volcano, is planning an initial public offering.

Greenland’s push for independence remains firmly on the agenda after its new security deal with the US, according to the island’s lawmakers.

Iceland’s central bank held western Europe’s highest borrowing costs steady after seven months of tightening as the Atlantic economy dogged by persistent inflation is cooling.

Iceland plans to discuss closer cooperation with the US, including on defense, as Secretary of State Marco Rubio arrives for a visit next week.

UK Defense Secretary Wes Streeting said Iran was likely responsible for the thwarted attempt to attack an airbase used by the US, after police said on Thursday they’d arrested an British-Iranian dual national.

Iceland needs to speed up the approval of European Union legislation to protect its trade deal with the bloc after rejecting closer integration, according to the country’s foreign minister.

Iceland’s finance minister challenged claims by the island’s central bank that hikes in public sector fees are a key driver of inflation that’s prompted one of the world’s most aggressive monetary tightening campaigns this year.

Investments in Icelandic data centers boosted the Atlantic country’s current account gap to the widest level since its financial crisis 18 years ago.

Iceland’s government pledged to honor the result of Saturday’s tight and divisive referendum, where voters concerned about control over fisheries narrowly turned down reopening membership talks with the European Union.

Icelanders narrowly turned down reopening membership talks with the European Union in a divisive referendum, as concerns over retaining control of the island nation’s natural resources eclipsed the case for closer alignment with Europe.

Icelanders rejected a reopening of membership talks with the European Union, the country’s national broadcaster said, in a referendum seen as a test of the bloc’s geopolitical appeal.

Icelanders voted on Saturday on whether to reopen membership talks with the European Union in a referendum that’s testing the bloc’s geopolitical appeal.

The island nation of 400,000 has long been divided over EU membership.

Saturday’s referendum in Iceland is a test of EU’s relevance in a changing world

Iceland is set for a close result in Saturday’s referendum on resuming accession talks with the European Union, with the latest poll showing opponents slightly ahead of proponents for the first time.

Icelandic inflation rate hit a two-year high, breaching the terms of collective pay agreement that may lead to its early termination and fan a wage-price spiral in the island nation.

A narrow majority of Icelanders will support resuming talks with the European Union this Saturday, according to the latest poll.

Iceland’s central bank chief wants the government to restrain the public sector from linking its fees to inflation to avoid a further increase in western Europe’s highest borrowing costs.

Iceland’s central bank Governor Asgeir Jonsson signaled borrowing costs have likely peaked after the third interest-rate hike this year as persistent inflation has led to unexpectedly few second-round effects.

Iceland is set for a close result in a referendum on resuming talks with the European Union later this month, according to the latest poll.