Islandezii par să fi spus „Nu” Uniunii Europene. Tabăra eurosceptică se desprinde după o noapte dramatică de referendum

Icelanders appear to have rejected the resumption of EU accession talks following a closely contested referendum. With about 85% of votes counted, the 'No' camp leads by over 6,400 votes. The final tally shows approximately 51.8% against and 48.2% in favor of resuming negotiations. The voting revealed a clear divide between the capital and rural areas, with urban districts favoring 'Yes' while rural areas leaned towards 'No'. The referendum was not about actual EU membership but rather about restarting negotiations, which had been suspended since 2013. If the 'No' lead holds, Iceland's EU accession talks are likely to remain frozen for years.