Icelandic PM Clarifies Referendum Focus on Negotiations, Not EU Membership

Iceland's Prime Minister has clarified that an upcoming referendum is about negotiations, not direct EU membership, amidst uncertainty regarding the vote's consequences.

28 Jul, 13:30 — 28 Jul, 13:30

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Referendum Is About Negotiations, Not EU Membership, PM Says

Prime Minister Kristrún Frostadóttir has urged voters to look beyond campaign rhetoric ahead of Iceland’s referendum on resuming European Union accession talks, arguing that the public is capable of making an informed decision. Kristrún said now is a favourable time for Iceland to consider reopening EU membership negotiations because of shifting international circumstances. She cited [...]… The post Referendum Is About Negotiations, Not EU Membership, PM Says appeared first on Iceland Review.

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Icelandic PM Clarifies Referendum Focus on Negotiations, Not EU Membership

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