Icelandic voters headed to the polls on August 29, 2026, in a tight referendum to decide whether the nation should restart formal negotiations for European Union membership.
The vote comes amid heightened geopolitical tensions, with supporters citing economic stability and critics fearing a loss of sovereignty, especially under the shadow of recent US-Greenland threats.
Final results are expected by early Saturday, with the outcome likely to redefine Iceland's diplomatic and trade relations with the European bloc for the next decade.