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Icelanders narrowly rejected EU membership in a tense referendum, with 52.8% voting no and 47.2% yes — a razor-thin margin that underscores deep national division. After years of debate framed as a “now or never” opportunity to boost trade and Arctic competitiveness, voters ultimately prioritized sovereignty, especially over fishing rights and economic independence amid high costs. The decision, barely decided by hundreds of votes, signals Iceland’s intent to remain outside the bloc for now — at least under current leadership.

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