Iceland

A man walks by a bank in Rejkjavik, Iceland
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Europe, Financial Crisis and Social Unrest
November 18, 2008 1515 GMT
Weekend protests in Reykjavik, Iceland, point up largely unspoken fears about how the financial crisis might impact political and social stability in Europe. Analyst Marko Papic discusses the question with Marla Dial. [more]
Situation Reports
Iceland: Nordic States To Lend $2.5 Billion - Report
November 19, 2008 1508 GMT
Iceland: Bailout Paves The Way For IMF Loans
November 17, 2008 1540 GMT
Russia: Iceland Loan Possible, But Not $4 Billion
November 17, 2008 1448 GMT
Iceland: Haarde Says $6 Billion IMF Loan Deal Coming In Days
November 17, 2008 1300 GMT
Iceland: Offer For Russia To Use Airbase Not Serious - Sources
November 13, 2008 1717 GMT
More Situation Reports
Icelandic President Olafur Ragnar Grimsson
Iceland: Contemplating EU Membership
November 17, 2008 2241 GMT
Membership in the European Union might be the only way for Iceland to recover from its financial disaster. [more]
A man walks by a bank in Rejkjavik, Iceland
Iceland: A Laboratory for Social Unrest?
November 14, 2008 2134 GMT
Planned protests in Reykjavik over the government's failing to close on an International Monetary Fund loan could be a harbinger of things to come in Europe. [more]
Icelandic President Olafur Ragnar Grimsson
Iceland: Strategic Air Base for Sale?
November 12, 2008 1747 GMT
Iceland's president has offered Russia a strategic air base that served as a centerpiece of U.S. containment strategy in the Cold War. [more]
Poland Prime Minister Donald Tusk (R) talks with Poland Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski
Poland: Lending Iceland a Hand
November 7, 2008 2238 GMT
Poland will become one of the countries giving financial support to Iceland for reasons that suit Warsaw's political agenda. [more]
Russian Finance Minister Alexei Kudrin
Russia, Iceland: A Changing Landscape for the Bailout Deal
October 27, 2008 1810 GMT
Iceland will continue negotiating a loan from Russia, but the price both countries would pay for the deal might already be too high. [more]
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