Iceland votes on whether to start EU membership talks in shadow of Trump's Greenland threats
About 265,000 Icelanders are eligible to vote in a referendum on whether to trigger European Union membership talks.
Supporters say membership could offer stability and protection against possible threats from U.S.
President Donald Trump, while opponents say it's unnecessary and could endanger rich fishing stocks.
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