Referendumul din Islanda: Tabăra care se opune aderării la UE preia un avans fragil în sondajele de opinie

A recent poll in Iceland shows a fragile majority against resuming EU accession talks ahead of a referendum. The survey indicates 51.6% oppose negotiations, while 48.4% support them, marking a shift from previous trends. The upcoming referendum will only decide on restarting talks, not EU membership itself. If negotiations resume and an agreement is reached, a second referendum will be required for final approval. The Icelandic government views this as a crucial opportunity, with rising living costs and the Ukraine war reigniting the EU debate. The ruling coalition includes parties with differing views on EU negotiations.