Atlantic Review
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Atlantic Review is published four times a year. The magazine has a great deal of exciting and interesting material; for example portraits, articles about tourism, culture, entrepreneurship, business and much more. Every article is illustrated with beautiful, high-quality pictures.
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Atlantic Review articles
1 January 1
– Showing reality as it is comes completely naturally to me
So says Brimheim, who is well on the way to making her name as the new rock singer of the Nordic firmament. Her honesty in her lyrics and on stage has drawn attention, and she is being compared to the very greatest female rock singers in modern rock history. But behind the fearless woman we find a shy girl driven by honesty and presence1 January 1
Atlantic Airways 30 years: They worked in secret to found a Faroese airline
A confluence of determination, luck and chance was the reason Atlantic Airways was founded in 1987 and then made its first flight in 1988. <br />“Had Atlantic Airways not been founded then, I doubt we would have had a Faroese airline at all today,” says Lasse Klein, who was a government minister at the time and who led the drive to establish a Faroese national airline1 January 1
Bright handball days
Bjarta Osberg Johansen and the rest of the women in the national handball team have got a great deal out of very little. In November they play in a final tournament for the first time1 January 1
I fear indifference and intellectual laziness
It is so easy to fall for temptation and become a victim of the culture industry. So believes the poet Beinir Bergsson, who dreads a petit-bourgeois existence as an unthinking human being passing through life. Fate and the underground culture of the capital have stoked the fire under a flourishing poet1 January 1
A Faroese world champion in handball
Jóhan á Plógv Hansen, 25, grew up in Tórshavn, lives in Silkeborg. An ordinary Faroese boy who throughout his childhood and teenage years simply loved playing handball and football in one of the world's smallest capital cities, Tórshavn. This is the story of a young Faroese world champion in handball 2019