AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoChina Ties: Iceland’s foreign minister met Wang Yi in Beijing as the countries marked 55 years of diplomatic relations. Both sides pledged closer cooperation in trade, geothermal energy, the green transition and Arctic affairs. Higher Education: The University of Iceland will charge non-EEA students annual tuition from 2027–28, starting at 1.45 million ISK and reaching 3.8 million for some graduate courses. Eurovision: Iceland is among the countries staying out of the 2027 contest, where Israel is set to compete as other broadcasters withdraw over its participation. Reykjavík Services: A proposed city cost-cutting drive has drawn criticism for putting libraries, public transport plans, fibre infrastructure and support services at risk. New Air Links: Air China has begun service to Iceland via Copenhagen, while a codeshare deal with Icelandair is set to strengthen connections between the countries.
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