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- Iceland plans to expedite its EU referendum, potentially scheduling it for August 2026, ahead of 2027.
- The move is attributed to global political instability, including U.S. threats regarding Greenland.
- An official announcement is anticipated soon.
- If successful, Iceland may join the EU before other candidate nations.
- EU Enlargement Commissioner Marta Kos said enlargement talks focus on security and geopolitical alignment amid broader concerns about global influence.
