Iceland votes on restarting EU talks

Iceland is holding a referendum to decide whether to resume accession talks with the European Union, after talks were halted in 2013. The vote focuses on whether Iceland should negotiate joining the EU, which could involve adopting the euro and joining the customs union, but would require another referendum, parliamentary approval, and constitutional changes. The key issues are national sovereignty, especially over fishing rights, and economic benefits, with a close vote expected.

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