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* Iceland had major issues of corruption and abuse by the finance sector which led to a revolution in 2009. | * Iceland had major issues of corruption and abuse by the finance sector which led to a revolution in 2009. | ||
* Iceland has a very famous case of [[Police Misconduct|police misconduct]] - The [[Reykjavik Confessions]] | * Iceland has a very famous case of [[Police Misconduct|police misconduct]] - The [[Reykjavik Confessions]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 17:44, 3 April 2024
Iceland is a liberal capitalist state in Western Europe near Norway, the UK and Greenland. It's generally regarded as one of the most progressive countries in the world.
Positives and Negatives
Positives
- Iceland has the highest rate of trade union membership in the world.
- Iceland is considered the most peaceful country in the world, with low violent crime and participation in no wars in the 20th and 21st century, except for World War II.
- Iceland follows the Nordic Model and provides universal health care and free education for its citizens.
- Iceland has no military except for a lightly armed coast guard.
- Iceland runs almost completely on renewable energy.
Negatives
- The Icelandic government has repeatedly promised to pull out of NATO, but has failed to deliver on said promise.
- Iceland had major issues of corruption and abuse by the finance sector which led to a revolution in 2009.
- Iceland has a very famous case of police misconduct - The Reykjavik Confessions