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Issue of Iceland’s Membership of the European Union
26/03/2010
Author : Polish Institute of International Affairs (PISM)
by Adam Szymański
 
In an opinion issued in February the European Commission recommended commencing accession talks with Iceland. Although Iceland is to a great extent integrated with the EU through its membership of the EEA, a successful outcome will depend on finding a solution to problems arising due to the economic crisis and adoption of EU legislation outside of the areas covered by the EEA. Iceland’s membership of the EU, which Poland should support, is possible three years from now at the earliest.

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