The Icelandic referendum on the start of accession negotiations with the EU ended with a no, which elicited restrained reactions in Brussels and raised concerns that this could slow down the European enlargement process. (translated)
In a referendum, 52.8 percent of Icelanders rejected the resumption of EU accession talks, with concerns about national sovereignty, fishing, and agricultural policy being decisive. (translated)
🇮🇸 Isländische Bürger Feiern en Masse, nachdem ihre Nation den Beitritt zur Europäischen Union per Volksabstimmung abgelehnt hat. Die Wahlbeteiligung lag bei über 82 % SCHÜTZT EUREN SOVEREÄNITÄT! 💪💪 https://t.co/4A0yUEZNDm #Island #EUBeitritt #Volksabstimmung
Icelander voted against EU accession negotiations in a referendum, while the Himalayan region is affected by a flash flood, at least seven people died in a shipwreck off the coast of Northern Cyprus, and NASA has launched a new infrared telescope into space. (translated)
Island stimmt gegen den EU-Beitritt. Trotz Putin, Trump, Iran, DSA, AfD, Klimawandel, Flaschendeckel und Vielfalt. Sind die jetzt alle rechts? Oder haben die keine GEZ? 😱 https://t.co/PNQVWw1LW2 #Island #EUBeitritt #Politik
The Icelanders voted against new EU accession negotiations, while a tragic incident at a techno festival in Switzerland led to one death and several injuries, and the number of victims continues to rise after a flash flood in the Himalayas. (translated)
Iceland has decided in the referendum not to initiate new accession negotiations with the EU, as the fear of the consequences of EU membership is greater than the concern about threats from US President Trump. (translated)
The people of Iceland have primarily VOTED AGAINST an EU membership! Nearly 53% of Icelanders voted against the start of accession talks and do not want to submit to Ursula von der Leyen. One can only congratulate Iceland for maintaining its national sovereignty! (translated)
Icelanders voted in a narrow referendum against resuming accession talks with the EU, with 52.8 percent of the vote. (translated)
In the referendum in Iceland on the resumption of EU accession negotiations, a majority of opponents emerged with 52.5 percent, while supporters stood at 47.5 percent. (translated)
In Iceland, a 'no' to new EU accession negotiations is emerging, while a shooting attack in Switzerland claims one dead and five injured, the list of fatalities after a flash flood in the Himalayas rises to over 700, and NASA launches a new space telescope into space. (translated)
A narrow majority of supporters for the resumption of EU accession negotiations is emerging in a referendum in Iceland, with 51.2 percent of the votes according to preliminary results. (translated)
In the referendum on the EU accession talks in Iceland, the No camp leads with 50.1 percent, while the debate about independence, fishing rights, and cost of living is a central issue. (translated)
The search for survivors in Nepal following the recent earthquakes continues unabated, while in Kyiv at least 37 people died in Russian attacks and people in Iceland are voting on the resumption of EU accession negotiations. (translated)
Icelanders are voting today in a referendum on the resumption of EU accession talks, after discussions were halted in 2013 due to a change in government, with the current vote expected to be closely contested. (translated)
On Saturday, Icelanders will vote in a referendum on whether to resume the EU accession negotiations that have been halted since 2013, with polls predicting an extremely close outcome between supporters and opponents. (translated)
Iceland will vote on Saturday to resume EU accession talks, after the negotiations have been on hold for years, and polls suggest a close result. (translated)
Iceland is voting today on whether to resume accession talks with the EU, with the population being sharply divided and various interests, particularly in the fisheries sector, playing a role. (translated)
The island is considered a potentially valuable EU member due to its strategic location in the North Atlantic, its high standard of living, and the geopolitical significance of the Arctic, while an upcoming referendum on the resumption of EU accession talks has rekindled the national debate over fishing rights and economic benefits. (translated)
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić have agreed in Belgrade on closer cooperation between Ukraine and Serbia, despite Serbia's proximity to Moscow and the ongoing war in Ukraine. (translated)
