Topic: Reykjavik

Iceland volcano blast sparks concerns of larger volcano eruption

Scientists say history has proven that when the Eyjafjallajokull volcano erupts the Katla volcano erupts too.

Iceland volcano erupts; sparks concerns of larger eruption at nearby volcano

No immediate reports of injuries or damages from Iceland volcano eruption but scientists worry of larger eruption at nearby Katla volcano.

After banking bust, Iceland turns to free-market innovation

Iceland hopes to "reboot" the country after its banking bust, with leaders founding a Ministry of Ideas whose best recommendations are aired on a popular radio show each Friday morning.

Iceland financial crisis: will chill deepen in wake of repayment veto?

The Iceland financial crisis could intensify after a presidential veto of a bill to repay Britain and the Netherlands the billions they lost after Icelandic banks collapsed. The issue now goes to referendum – and could affect an EU membership bid and economic aid.

Coming to a movie screen near you, the best in theater

Plays from the world's most revered stages are being beamed into multiplexes, bringing theater lovers a chance to see top-class productions at a modest price.

Opinion: A nuclear-free world? Not yet.

Obama is right to seek reductions. But nukes are still fundamental to deterrence.

Icelanders knit crafty response to global crisis

Could old-fashioned creativity stimulate this crisis-battered island?

Thanks, Bobby Fischer

The grandmaster spurred my interested in chess and surprisingly, Latin.

Iceland strides toward a hydrogen economy

Global economic crises underscores urgency of the goal, even as it delays progress.

How to stash carbon dioxide: Turn it into stone.

Dissolved in water and pumped underground, CO2 becomes limestone.

Will EU lifeline sink Iceland's fishing industry?

The government collapsed this week and banks are on life support. Icelanders are now giving the European Union another look.

Iceland: Not an EU member? Could have fooled me.

Will social safety net survive Iceland’s crisis?

No need for soup kitchens, say Icelanders, despite their sudden loss of wealth.

Dining in Iceland: Grilled lamb, smoked salmon ... and putrified shark?

Envious of Obama, Icelanders hurl yogurt and stage riots for new leaders

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A green lesson from Iceland

Since the 1970s, Iceland has gone from relying on imported coal for 75 percent of its energy to getting more than 82 percent of its energy from geothermal and hydro power.

An alfresco Arctic art gallery warms the soul in Iceland

Yoko Ono’s monument is just the tip of the iceberg on tiny Viðey Island.

Tubegazing: The Car of the Future

Will tomorrow's vehicles resemble something from 'The Jetsons'? A PBS show by the hosts of radio's 'Car Talk' aims to find out.