The Cultural centre of Greenland, the Faroe Islands and Iceland EditorialNordatlantens Brygge is a cultural and museum building for Greenlandic, Faroese and Icelandic cultures. The building also houses...
Music in the Faroes EditorialMusic holds an important position in Faroe society. It has always been so, but the trend in recent...
Popular Festive Traditions in Faroe EditorialMany and not least great festivals in a mix of the traditional and the modern are a characteristic...
Sports in the Faroes Lydia DanisHistorically there has always been much interest in sport in the Faroe Islands. In the old sagas and...
Faroese Food EditorialOther countries are so easily famed for their great riches, namely several precious stones and metals, minerals, pearls,...
The Faroe Economy EditorialWith 48.000 inhabitants spread over 18 islands in the North Atlantic the Faroe Islands are the world’s smallest...
Faroe Constitutional Affairs EditorialThe Faroe Islands have an ancient constitutional history. Norse settlers established here their own parliament called “thing” around...
Vágar and Mykines Lydia DanisInhabitants: 2935 Area: 188 km2 Vágoy is the westernmost of the major islands in Faroe. Vágar has everything...
The Faroe Islands: A Globalised Micro Society EditorialIn a European context the Faroes are a young nation with a known history of just over a...
Suðuroy EditorialPopulation: 4922 Area: 166 km2 (2016) Of the 18 Faroe Islands, Suðuroy is the southernmost, as its name...
A History of the Settlement of the Faroe Islands EditorialA History of the Settlement of the Faroe Islands The Faroe Islands were colonized by Vikings in the...
