Iceland has seen the sharpest rise in immigrants among OECD countries—now the nation is urging everyone to learn the local language ...Middle East

The OECD has criticized Iceland for providing minimal public funding for language training, and reserving fully subsidized courses for refugees and the unemployed.

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Iceland has seen the sharpest rise in immigrants among OECD countries—now the nation is urging everyone to learn the local language ...Middle East

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