Icelanders went to the polls this Saturday to decide whether the country should resume negotiations to join the European Union. This referendum represents a decisive moment for Iceland's political and economic future.
The context of the referendum is marked by growing concerns regarding Donald Trump's ambitions in the North Atlantic. Icelanders also expressed anxiety over the threat of control over Greenland, which is believed to have influenced voter turnout for this vote.
Accession to the European Union is an issue that has divided Icelandic society over the years, with arguments both for and against the Nordic country's European integration.
