Iceland's EU Talks Referendum Neck-and-Neck as Results Roll In
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Iceland's referendum on restarting EU membership talks was too close to call in unofficial early results, with No leading 50.1% to Yes 49.9% as counting continued. Voter turnout was high, and a Yes would restart negotiations on a deal that would still require a second referendum after talks conclude and approval by all EU members; fisheries and broader economic ties to Europe are central to the debate.
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