A black iceberg recently appeared off the coast of Canada, fascinating fishermen and scientists with its unusual color and ...

The weather is famously fickle in the Faroe Islands. In the mountains, roads vanish into fog within seconds; by the sea, winds howl with such force that coastal waterfalls are sent streaming skywards.

An archipelago of just 55,000 residents and 70,000 sheep, you’d be forgiven for not yet having the Faroe Islands on your travel bucket list. But, as European holiday hotspots start to sweat with ...

Following their first appearance at a major championship, the Men’s EHF EURO 2024, the qualifiers for the 2026 edition have been a new experience for the Faroe Islands. With the label of underdogs ...

Our stock market experts explain how to buy stocks in Faroe Islands at a low cost while staying safe with a regulated stock broker. 75% of retail investor accounts lose money when trading spread ...

The Faroe Islands are home to around 50,000 people. Being hilly and separated from mainland Europe by the Norwegian Sea, they aren't exactly the most car-friendly place. This made Durita Dahl ...

This week we speak to the Faroe Islands. The Faroe Islands has experienced an impressive growth in visitors over the past decade, brought on by innovative destination marketing, increased airport ...

geologist at the Faroese Geological Survey told Upstream. Rosebank lies just 15 kilometres from potential oil leads in the Faroe Islands, a self-governing territory of Denmark, but production at ...

A local parliament - the Loegting - looks after the islands' affairs, although Copenhagen is responsible for defence and foreign relations. The Faroe Islands are not part of the European Union.

The Faroe Islands are famously home to more sheep than people. And in 2023, 130,000 foreign tourists visited the remote island archipelago southeast of Iceland, outnumbering the roughly 53,000 ...