Iceland is reportedly considering fast-tracking a vote on resuming membership negotiations amid US threats to annex Greenland
Iceland is considering holding a referendum on resuming EU membership talks as early as August, Politico has reported, citing two people familiar with the country’s accession preparations.
The Nordic nation’s governing coalition previously pledged to hold a vote on restarting negotiations by 2027, after a previous government froze the accession process in 2013.
According to Politico, Reykjavík is now expected to announce the date of the vote within weeks due to growing geopolitical uncertainty.
The reported acceleration…
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