A 5.2-magnitude “earthquake swarm” and lava eruptions closed a popular Icelandic tourist destination and evacuated several communities around the country's Reykjanes Peninsula. The initial ...

Icelandic experts predicted that the so-called fissure eruptions, characterised by lava flowing out of long cracks in the Earth’s crust rather than a single volcanic opening, could repeat ...

Fissure eruptions - characterised by lava flowing from long cracks in the earth's crust rather than through a single volcanic opening - could repeat themselves for decades or even centuries ...

The protective barriers around Grindavik have been breached, as a new eruptive fissure opened a few hundred ... about the increasing risk posed by eruptions. Leaving was "heartbreaking", Mr ...

An Icelandic peninsula experienced its fourth eruption since December with lava from a new volcanic fissure steadily advancing ... similar to the three previous eruptions on the Sundhnukur ...

A swarm of small earthquakes began at around 6:30am local time on 1 April, similar to previous eruptions. The eruption just north of the protective barrier near Grindavík then began at 9:45am, ...