Icelanders Say 'No' to the EU
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Iceland has said no. Not exactly to the European Union, but to resume the accession procedure materially initiated in 2010 and suspended following the political change in...
Iceland has refused in referendum to resume negotiations to enter the European Union. And it is not the only one: rich countries such as Norway and Switzerland also remain outside the Union, although they are closely linked to it. The Icelandic result reopens the debate on the attractiveness of the EU among the most prosperous countries and on the future of European enlargement.
The Icelanders say 'no' to potential accession to the European Union (EU). The country sees no benefits in it.
The Icelandic voters refused to reopen the accession negotiations with Brussels. The government buried the project until 2028, despite an EU... Read more Iceland's big no to the European Union appeared first on Le Singulier.
Instead of flattering Mark Carney, she'd better worry about her own future.
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