Trump a vrut Groenlanda, dar a împins Islanda spre UE. Vot crucial pentru viitorul țării nordice

Icelanders will vote on Saturday to decide whether to resume EU membership negotiations, a move that could reopen discussions after over a decade. The referendum is influenced by geopolitical changes and U.S. President Trump's comments on Greenland. Supporters argue EU membership would provide economic benefits and security, while opponents fear loss of sovereignty. A key issue in negotiations would be fishing rights, crucial for Iceland's economy. If the vote is positive, lengthy negotiations will follow, culminating in a second referendum to finalize EU membership.