Economy, fisheries... and Dutyless Rights: Why Icelanders Voted 'No' to Resume EU Entry Negotiations
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Neither accession nor even talks: the Icelanders refused, on Sunday 30 August, to allow their government to reconnect with Brussels. A vote ripped out despite the visits of European ministers who came to support the "yes", which the former Head of Diplomacy Guðlaugur 的ór 的órðarson described as "foreign interference" with Values Actuelles. At the heart of the battle of the "no", a youth of 18-25 years decided to keep the keys of the country.
Economy, fisheries... and Dutyless Rights: Why Icelanders Voted 'No' to Resume EU Entry Negotiations
The margin has been narrow (52% versus 48%), but the key to the result against returning to conversation with Brussels has many nuances.
Iceland ' s accession to the European Union is not good for the country ' s economy, said RIA Newsti Professor, President of the Association for the Independence of Iceland ... 01.09.2026, PRIM
By a vote of 52.8% to 47.2%, Iceland rejected the resumption of negotiations with the European Union.
Photo: deccanherald.com Icelanders did not support the resumption of negotiations on joining the European Union. 52.8% of the participants in the referendum voted against the continuation of the negotiations, while 47.2% chose to resume the process. With this, the country will not return to the process of joining the European Union, at least in the near future. It is worth noting that the referendum did not directly address the issue of EU membe…
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