Stefansson said Iceland's randomized tests revealed that between 0.3%-0.8% of Iceland's population is infected with the respiratory illness, that about 50% of those who test positive for the virus ...

But Iceland's population is concentrated in the west of the country. The capital, Reykjavik, has about 140,000 residents – more than a third of the country's population.

The Sundhnukur volcano has erupted near Iceland’s capital, Reykjavik, the 12th volcanic eruption in the North Atlantic island ...

The study builds on combined targeted testing and population screening at more than 60,000 tests/million at April 4, the stop date for the data in this study; an additional 4,000 tests/million ...

Iceland has a population of 337,745 people which ranks it as the 180th largest country by population, per World O Meters. According to Sports Illustrated, this is about the same size as Peoria ...

Hansen told the Icelandic National Broadcasting Service. Puffin hunting is currently banned in all parts of Iceland, except in the north. In those places where a ban has been implemented - south, west ...

Currently, Iceland’s population is 332,000 — so this year will mark the first time in history that American tourists to Iceland will outnumber Iceland’s population (represented by the dotted ...

This island-nation of 360,000 is doing just that. As of Tuesday, Iceland had tested more than 17,900 people for the virus – nearly 5% of its population.

IMAM SALMANN TAMIMI, Muslim Association of Iceland: You see how many supporters are, five, six, 10 times more than the other guys. And this is how the Icelandic society is, really.

Iceland also implemented an extensive testing program, and by April 3 had tested nearly 5% of its population. Per MIT Tech Review, the country has managed to flatten the curve, and its last ...