Iceland is holding a national referendum on whether to resume talks regarding European Union membership. Polling data released just one day before the vote indicates a shift in public opinion, with opposition now surpassing support. Previously favoring re-opening negotiations, Icelanders now appear likely to vote against pursuing EU membership. The referendum comes after Iceland initially applied for EU membership in 2009, but later suspended talks in 2013 amid political changes and concerns over fishing rights. The outcome will signal Iceland’s future relationship with the bloc and its willingness to align with European political and economic structures. No further details on the specifics of the vote were included in the provided text.