
Icelandic voters turn down EU membership push
A referendum on whether Iceland should pursue accession talks with the European Union has ended in rejection, with 52.5% voting no and 47.5% voting ye
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A referendum on whether Iceland should pursue accession talks with the European Union has ended in rejection, with 52.5% voting no and 47.5% voting ye

Iceland has rejected a government proposal to resume talks on joining the European Union in a referendum held on Sunday. The vote came after a close r

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Iceland's "no" camp led in partial referendum results on EU accession talks, with 50.1% opposed among 152,000 of 270,000 counted votes. The vote occur

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