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EU Parliament ready to take tougher line on China, says lead MEP (opens the original)
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BRUSSELS — A cross-party consensus is growing in the European Parliament on the need for the EU to take a harder line on China, senior MEP Pascal Canfin told POLITICO. Canfin, the European Parliament’s point person, or rapporteur, on the trade relationship with China, was scathing in his assessment of the threat posed by Beijing’s surging exports. “The whole purpose of Chinese policy is to be the leader of the new global order based on their own power, their own values and the dictatorship of th
Icelanders say no to restarting talks to join the EU (opens the original)
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Iceland has voted against restarting accession talks with the European Union in a referendum held this weekend. A tally of votes on Sunday morning, reported by Iceland’s national broadcaster, RÚV, showed that Icelanders rejected the government’s bid to resume negotiations with the bloc, with 52.8 percent voting against and 47.2 percent in favor — a difference of some 12,600 votes. Turnout was high across the country of almost 400,000 people with 82.5 percent of eligible voters casting a ballot.
Former Iceland prime minister to pro-EU voters: Your referendum doesn’t matter (opens the original)
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REYKJAVÍK — The leader of Iceland’s Centre Party doesn’t think his country’s upcoming referendum binds Reykjavík to reopening discussions on joining the EU — even if voters back the “Yes” campaign, he told POLITICO. Sigmundur Davíð Gunnlaugsson, whose opposition party currently polls at around 15 percent, was Iceland’s prime minister when the country dropped its previous bid to join the EU in 2015 over the issue of fishery quotas. He argued that the wording of the referendum question is so loose
Iceland’s last whaler faces a threat he can’t harpoon: The EU (opens the original)
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Kristján Loftsson has spent decades finding ways to keep Iceland’s whaling industry alive. The 83-year-old Icelandic millionaire’s latest idea is to turn whale meat into iron supplements. But he may soon face a problem no new product can solve. On Aug. 29, Icelanders will vote on whether to restart negotiations to join the European Union. A “Yes” vote would reopen a path toward membership — and toward EU rules that prohibit the killing of whales. The EU’s Habitats Directive bans the capture or k
Trump’s Arctic saber-rattling boosts Iceland’s pro-EU campaign (opens the original)
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Pro-EU campaigners have a handy boogeyman to win over Icelandic voters ahead of a crunch referendum on Saturday: U.S. President Donald Trump. Trump’s threats to annex Greenland — Iceland’s closest neighbor — have added a strong geopolitical dimension to a referendum on resuming membership talks with the EU, which might otherwise have focused on long-standing gripes with Brussels, such as mackerel quotas. And Trump is not the only security risk in the North Atlantic. With Russia and China both pu
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