For Iceland’s fishermen, it’s a hard ‘No’ in EU referendum
5 Articles
5 Articles
The last great whaler in the country and the young people of Reykjavik embody the generation gap between the isolation and integration of the Nordic country into the community bloc Read
Stay in the EEA or in the EU? Northern European correspondent Felicie Notter on the weighty urn flow in Iceland.
Norwegians are closely following the vote in Iceland on August 29 on accession negotiations with the European Union, not least fishermen. Snorre Rein, a Norwegian political influencer from the ranks of the Social Democrats, is today's interviewee in Vísir on the negotiations.
euronews: Iceland’s moment of reckoning: What the referendum means for the EU
Iceland votes Saturday on resuming EU membership talks. A “Yes” would restart negotiations with Brussels, with fisheries likely to emerge as the key sticking point. A “No” could provide a setback for the EU’s enlargement drive. Read Article HERE
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