ICELAND has staunchly defended its decision to unilaterally hand itself a 112,000 ton mackerel quota in defiance of international opinion, but it has also handed out an olive branch to its neighbours to settle the dispute.
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Iceland hands itself a 112,000 ton mackerel quota
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Australian government says Malaysia still supports its proposed refugee swap deal
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Government will not withdraw sugar subsidy
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Government pursuing policy of reconciliation:
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Iceland likely to start whaling again
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Independence of Kosovo did not violate international law
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Gozo achieves status of distinct destination
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WTO ministers reaffirm commitment to fight protectionism
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Difference of opinion does not mean deadlock:
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There is certain amount of assertiveness by China:
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Alex Salmond: independent Scotland would resist pressure over Trident
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Islanders agree to terms with Frischmon
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Atlantic parity issue has been addressed:
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Most countries lie to each other:
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Government made 'difficult decisions in the country's best interests'
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Finance chiefs ignored warnings over Icelandic banks
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Fishermen to challenge cod quota