Iceland says "Nei".
In a closely watched referendum that came down to the wire, the Nordic country rejected the reopening of accession negotiations with the European Union.
A "yes" would have restarted the process that was abandoned in 2015. Back then, Reykjavík managed to close 11 chapters of the long-winded process. The wealthy nation was all but guaranteed to become a frontrunner in the race.
But Icelanders instead chose to maintain what they have: a closely aligned partnership with the 27-strong bloc that is one step short of full-fledged membership.
Here are the four takeaways.
