Icelandic Government Holds Press Conference After Provisional Referendum Results
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The Icelanders voted yesterday in favour of reopening the road to the European Union, but they made it aware that neither Brussels nor isolation alone will resolve the...
The current Icelandic Government will not resume negotiations to join the European Union, as announced by Prime Minister Kristrun Frostadouttir following a referendum in which the majority of residents opposed a return to dialogue with Brussels.
Iceland's Prime Minister said the referendum result was "not a setback" but "a victory for democracy."
Icelandic Prime Minister Kristún Frostdottir said today, Sunday (30/8) that the rejection of the resumption of accession negotiations with the European Union by her fellow citizens "is not a setback" but "a victory for democracy."
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