Pirate Party

Center-right Independence Party wins the largest share of the vote, but at 29 percent it will need partners if it's to form a government.

Polls show the anti-establishment Pirate Party in the lead if a new election is called in the country of 330,000 people.

Birgitta Jonsdottir would probably become Iceland's next leader if elections were held tomorrow.

Gunnlaugsson is the first political figure to quit office as a result of the Panama papers scandal.

Links between Iceland's PM and off-shore tax havens have sparked protests and calls for his resignation.

The party has become Iceland's most popular, but elections are still two years away.

Iceland's pro-WikiLeaks Píratar would hold the second most seats in parliament if elections happened today.

Proposals set out by the European Commission could allow faster connections for some users.

Faced with an epidemic of online piracy, European governments have gone soft on illegal downloading