Volcanology: Icelandic Meteorological Office says Bárðarbunga remains on yellow alert as about 400 earthquakes were detected since the swarm began after 8 p.m. on June 13; the biggest quake hit magnitude 4.8, activity peaked until around 3 a.m., and while the swarm seems to be easing, officials say it’s too early to tell if it’s dying out. Climate & Culture: A new wave of attention is landing on Iceland’s vanishing glaciers through Time and Water, where writer Andri Snær Magnason argues that people connect more to stories than data as the documentary turns family memory into a climate message. Local Justice: Reykjavik District Court heard testimony in the Edition Hotel case, where Ming Ting Mancel told the court she and her husband wanted to leave this world together, describing his declining health and the family’s decision-making. Tourism & Travel: Nature-focused travel is surging, with more people planning trips around wildlife photography and conservation, while Iceland’s long summer light continues to fuel interest in midnight-sun style experiences. Aviation Labor: Icelandair has canceled three flights due to a pilot shortage, with claims of renewed informal labor actions and a growing maintenance backlog. Community Watch: Grindavík residents plan a peaceful protest outside Alþingi over uncertainty about the town’s future and limits on state-owned Þórkatla home use.