Icelanders are heading to the polls today to decide whether to resume negotiations for EU membership. Current polling data suggests a very close result, leaning towards a "no" vote against re-opening talks. Polling stations will remain open until 10 PM local time on Saturday, with initial results expected after midnight. This referendum marks a significant moment for the island nation, revisiting a debate that has previously divided public opinion. The outcome will determine Iceland’s future relationship with the European Union, following a previous suspension of accession processes. The close projections indicate a potentially tense night as votes are tallied and the nation awaits the verdict. A "no" vote would likely maintain Iceland's current status outside of the EU.