Iceland Referendum Rejects Resuming EU Membership Talks

Icelandic voters have rejected a proposal to resume negotiations for joining the European Union. The Arctic island nation, home to approximately 400,000 people, has been debating potential EU membership for over a decade. The outcome came as a surprise, as earlier expectations had pointed to a narrow majority in favour of restarting talks. However, opinion polls conducted this month indicated a notable shift in public sentiment ahead of the vote.
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