Rezultatul referendumului din Islanda privind aderarea la UE, pe muchie de cuțit

Iceland's referendum on resuming EU accession negotiations is too close to call, with 50.1% rejecting and 49.9% supporting the proposal. The government expedited the vote due to international tensions. Fishing industry concerns dominate the debate, as Iceland already participates in the EU single market. The country applied for EU membership in 2009 after a financial crisis, but negotiations were suspended in 2013 due to a eurosceptic government. The referendum question asked if Iceland should resume negotiations, with a 'yes' vote not being a final decision. Economic and security issues were central to the campaigns.