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- Pro-EU officials in Norway say Iceland’s EU referendum will spark a fresh membership debate.
- Labor lawmaker Trine Lise Sundnes said Norway will intensify its EU push summer if Iceland votes to join.
- Norway accesses the EU market via the European Economic Area, Schengen and 100+ bilateral agreements, paying millions of euros in fees annually.
- Pro-EU leaders warn Iceland’s accession would isolate Norway and open a window to join the EU.
