Trump urges Iceland to rethink its relationship with the EU
6 min
Available until 15/02/2027
Hit by the 2008 crisis, Iceland applied for EU membership in 2009 but withdrew in 2015 to focus on independent fisheries. Accession was off the table until Donald Trump’s interest in Greenland revived the debate. Will US efforts to secure the Arctic for its own interests finally push Iceland toward the EU? The question of Iceland's strategic alignment is back in focus.
Image
T. Vollherbst
Editing
I. Nommay
Journalist
M. Dantas
Fixer
C. Helgi
Country
France
Germany
Year
2026
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