No end in sight for port strike that has crippled foreign trade.

Finnish dock workers and management will try to end the strike.

Go-ahead received for a 6.0-billion-dollar oil investment.

Tobacco giant Philip Morris will take the Norwegian state to court in an attempt to overturn a law in the Scandinavian country.

A majority of Danes are opposed to the apology the daily Politiken made last month to Muslims.

Finnish dock workers' strike has crippled the country's foreign trade.

Iceland's president bounced the ball back into Gordon Brown's court.

A full 93.3 percent of Icelandic voters rejected a deal to pay billions to Britain and the Netherlands for the collapse of an Icelandic bank.

• Iceland calls on Gordon Brown to solve the issue

The EU's anti-piracy mission said Saturday it was tracking a hijacked chemical tanker off east Africa – as Turkey and France announced the capture of 29 suspected pirates.

• Still no contact with hijacked Norwegian ship
• Pirates hijack Norwegian tanker off Madagasca

Iceland's socialist government was surveying the damage Sunday after a referendum rejected a deal to pay Britain and the Netherlands billions for losses in the collapse of the Icesave bank.

Icelanders headed to the polls in drizzling rain on Saturday.

The operator of a chemical tanker hijacked by pirates off the coast of Madagascar is trying to make contact with the vessel.

• Pirates hijack Norwegian tanker off Madagasca

Pirates hijacked a chemical tanker that was travelling off the coast of Madagascar, the ship's Norwegian owner Broevigtank said.

Iceland is close to bank payout deal – but is still to vote on Saturday.

• Defiant Icelanders brace for 'no' vote fallout
• What led Iceland to referendum on bank payouts?

Foreign trade crippled as all commercial sea ports were shut down.

Commuters among the first to feel the impact of a strike.

The breakdown in talks with Britain and the Netherlands has put pressure on Iceland's already weak credit status.