Iceland opposition chief to Europe: Don’t meddle in our referendum
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Iceland has once again opened the door to possible EU membership when it votes in August on whether to resume EU membership talks. The vote has hung over Iceland since negotiations collapsed in 2015, and now Iceland is asking EU actors and other countries to stay away.
The country applied for EU membership in 2009.
Icelandic citizens over the age of 18 can already vote by mail, in embassies or in government posts, until the eve of the referendum, scheduled for 29 August
Pirmadientil Islandijoje prasidėjo išankstinis balsavimas per referendumą, kuris bus surengtas kitą mėnesures dėl galimo stojimo — ES derybų atnaujinimo. Šios derybos officialiai sustabdytos daugiau nei dešimtmetital.
At the end of June, 52 percent of those who responded to the survey were in favor of opening membership negotiations.
Iceland opened on Monday the early vote in the referendum to be held on 29 August on a possible resumption of negotiations for the accession of the island to the European Union, officially interrupted in 2015, France Presse sends. The voters will have to answer the following question: "Iceland should resume accession negotiations with the Union ...
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