Iceland seeks EU membership

Iceland’s government has asked its parliament for permission to begin negotiating the crisis-hit nation’s entry into the European Union.

Iceland’s government has asked its parliament for permission to begin negotiating the crisis-hit nation’s entry into the European Union.

The country’s new left-leaning government, voted in after the collapse of Iceland’s debt-laden economy last year, is pushing for membership in the EU as a way of guaranteeing the country’s financial future.

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