Referendum cu miză uriașă în Islanda. Țara decide dacă începe negocierile pentru aderarea la UE

Icelanders are voting on whether to resume EU accession talks, with polls showing a tight race. Supporters argue EU membership could lower interest rates and enhance security, while opponents fear loss of sovereignty and fishing rights. A favorable vote would not guarantee EU entry but would allow negotiations to restart. The debate has intensified due to rising living costs and geopolitical tensions. Key issues include fishing rights and economic benefits, with both sides presenting contrasting views on the implications of EU membership.