What Iceland’s ‘No’ Means for the EU
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Icelanders have just voted against EU accession: 52.8 percent rejected the resumption of accession negotiations in a referendum on Saturday.
What Iceland’s ‘no’ means for the EU
Listen on Spotify Apple Music Amazon Music Iceland has voted no to restarting membership talks with the EU in a referendum held over the weekend. While the yes camp had hoped rising global geopolitical tensions might sway voters, the fear of losing control over Icelandic fishing quotas proved decisive. So what does this result mean for the EU’s enlargement ambitions? Nick and Zoya discuss. Next, …
The popular consultations on the EU and, before that, on the EEC began in 1972. Eunews retraces the history of votes, not a few, between euro-enthusiasm and resounding rejections
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