Iceland Rejects EU Membership in Referendum, Halting Accession Talks
Icelandic voters have overwhelmingly rejected joining the European Union in a national referendum, leading the government to confirm it will not resume accession negotiations. The outcome highlights mounting public skepticism toward EU expansion and presents a new hurdle for the bloc’s enlargement strategy.
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