Iceland holds a national referendum on Saturday on whether to restart negotiations to join the European Union.
The Nordic nation has spent the better part of two decades wrestling with the question of becoming the bloc’s 28th member.
Iceland's left-leaning government, elected in 2024, originally vowed to hold a vote next year but brought it forward because of rising geopolitical tension over Russia's war in Ukraine and Greenland.
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What do we know about Iceland's referendum?
