STOCKHOLM, March 5 (Reuters) – Iceland’s government will propose to its parliament to hold a referendum during the autumn on whether to resume European Union accession talks abandoned more than a decade ago, public broadcaster RUV reported on Thursday, citing sources.
RUV reported on its website that the government would submit the bill to parliament next week and that the vote, according to sources, looked most likely to take place late September.
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(Reporting by Anna Ringstrom, editing by Jane Merriman)
