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Explore the latest political news, government updates, policy changes, elections, and key developments shaping Iceland.

Official portrait of Kristrún Frostadóttir, President / Prime Minister
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Kristrún Frostadóttir

President / Prime Minister

In office since HoS: 1 Aug 2024 | HoG: 2024

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Unitary Parliamentary Republic

Iceland is governed as a unitary state through a parliamentary system, with a directly elected president holding a largely ceremonial role.
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8 Regions

The country consists of eight regions for statistical and administrative purposes.
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Unicameral Althing

Iceland’s legislature, the Althing, is the country’s single lawmaking chamber and among the oldest surviving parliamentary institutions in the world.
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Direct Presidential Elections

Iceland’s legislature, the Althing, is the country’s single lawmaking chamber and among the oldest surviving parliamentary institutions in the world.
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Constitution, Art. 65

Everyone shall be equal before the law and enjoy the same human rights irrespective of gender, religion, opinions, national origin, race, colour, property, birth or other status.