In spite of the Eurozone crisis, the EU’s negotiations with potential accession countriesudcontinue. Benjamin Leruth looks at Iceland’s prospects for accession, finding that threeudyears after accession talks began, the majority of Icelanders are not in favour of joining theudEU. Disputes over economic, agricultural, and fisheries policies present significantudchallenges to the negotiations, and may yet fuel opposition parties’ calls for a referendum onudIceland’s accession.
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