„Este important să respectăm acest punct de vedere”, spune premierul islandez, după ce țara a spus „Nu” negocierilor cu UE

Iceland's Prime Minister Kristrún Frostadóttir urged respect for the nearly 47% of voters who supported EU negotiations after a narrow 'No' in the referendum. The turnout was high at 82.5%, revealing a divide between urban and rural voters. The 'No' result will keep EU discussions off the political agenda for at least two years. The government committed to respecting the decision, while the relationship with the EU remains unchanged. The referendum highlighted deep regional differences, with urban areas favoring EU membership and rural regions opposing it.