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'A close partner': EU offers muted reaction after Iceland rebuffs accession talks

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'A close partner': EU offers muted reaction after Iceland rebuffs accession talks
Euronews
Euronews2 hrs ago
'A close partner': EU offers muted reaction after Iceland rebuffs accession talks
The EU institutions say they fully respect the choice of the Icelandic people after voters said "no" to reopening accession negotiations. The result threatens to dampen the momentum on enlargement policy.
France 24
France 242 hrs ago
Iceland rejects EU accession talks
Iceland has voted against resuming membership talks with the European Union. The “No” camp won with nearly 53% of the vote, while just over 47% backed the “Yes” side, with only 9,500 votes separating the two. The Nordic island nation is already part of the EU’s single market and the Schengen area, but EU membership wou
Iceland voters reject EU accession talks
A nationwide referendum failed to win enough support to restart negotiations on European Union membership, despite geopolitical tensions in the North Atlantic.
Iceland rejects European Union accession talks
ICELAND has voted against a government proposal to resume talks to join the European Union, according to a public broadcaster.
The Guardian
The Guardian9 hrs ago
Iceland appears to have rejected EU accession talks in referendum, reports say
No camp looks to have prevailed, holding 52.5% of votes with only a few left to be counted, says public broadcaster Iceland appears to have ⁠rejected ⁠the government’s proposal ​to hold ⁠accession talks with ⁠the ​European Union, ‌the public ‌broadcaster RUV has ‌reported, with only a small ‌number of votes ​left to co
RTÉ News
RTÉ News🏁 first to report18 hrs ago
Iceland on track to reject EU accession talks
Iceland appears to have rejected the idea of resuming accession talks with the EU as voting in yesterday's referendum nears conclusion.