Iceland’s referendum on whether to restart membership talks with the European Union remains too close to call as counting continues.
The vote centres on whether the country should resume negotiations over possible EU membership. With the count still under way, the result has not yet produced a clear direction.
The outcome is significant because it will determine whether Iceland moves back towards formal discussions with the European Union. A vote in favour would support reopening membership talks, while the opposite result would leave that process without renewed backing from the referendum.
No final result has yet been confirmed. The latest known position is that the count is continuing and the referendum remains on a knife edge.
