High Cost of Living Moves World’s Most Expensive Country Closer to the EU
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Small, rich, strategically important: Iceland would be a valuable member of the EU – and the chance to finally tell a success story again.
Does Iceland want to join the EU or not? That is what it is about on Saturday, in an extremely tense referendum. Half of the Icelanders want nothing to do with Brussels, the other half hopes that their homes and pizzas will finally become affordable again after membership.
The Icelandics will decide on Saturday whether their country should resume negotiations for accession to the European Union, in a referendum that could reopen after more than a decade the road to Brussels.
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