Iceland’s ‘No’ camp has narrowly won a referendum on whether to resume the country’s suspended European Union membership negotiations, according to local broadcaster RUV.
One constituency still has to confirm its results but RUV said: “It is now clear that Iceland has voted to reject the resumption of accession talks with the European Union.”
As it stands 52.5% voted “No” with 47.5% voting “Yes” when asked “Should Iceland resume accession negotiations with the European Union?”
The votes in order of the announcements were divided as follows:
Reykjavík North: Yes 57.5% – No 42.5%
Reykjavík South: Yes 54.5% – No 45.5%
South constituency: Yes 39.5%…
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