Eurosceptics laud Iceland’s rejection of EU referendum: ‘Another Europe is possible’

Icelandic voters have rejected a referendum that would reopen negotiations to join the European Union, raising the spirits of eurosceptics both on the island and abroad. Final results reported by national broadcaster RUV show that approximately 52.8% of the public voted against the referendum, conclusively beating the

Iceland’s Rejection of EU Keeps It a NATO Island Straddling U.S. and Europe  WSJ

Polling stations in Iceland's EU referendum closed Saturday at 10 p local time, with vote counting underway and results due overnight. Voters were asked whether to resume EU accession negotiations, frozen since 2013. Turnout appeared as high as in the 2024 parliamentary elections.