Future Depends on Europe 8. mars 2007 22:30 Fréttarblaðið reports today that the members of the Progressive Party claim that Iceland’s future depends on a closer relationship with other European nations. In a special statement the Party submitted to the European Committee they argue that Icelandic authorities can’t deny the fact that the most important international cooperation the country is part of, is a close collaboration with Europe. Hjálmar Árnason, a member of the Progressive Party and a representative on the European Committee, told Fréttablaðið that a European Union membership isn’t timely at the moment but that it would however be unprofessional to rule out a possible membership in the future. The members of The Left-Green Movement and the Independence Party have issued a joint statement rejecting all plans of a EU membership. The representatives of The Liberal Party and the Social Democratic Alliance haven’t expressed their opinions yet. News News in English Mest lesið Bylgja Dís er látin Innlent Gestur Guðmundsson er látinn Innlent Vill hækka skráningargjöldin í 100 þúsund krónur Innlent Fjárlög 2026: Ríkisstjórnin sýnir á spilin fyrir næsta ár Innlent Fjórar ungar vinkonur fórust í eldsvoða í Noregi Erlent Bera kennsl á mann fimmtíu árum eftir að hann lét sig hverfa Erlent Breski sundkappinn kominn í land og lofsyngur Íslendinga Innlent Fjórir af hverjum fimm vilja setja árlegt hámark á hælisleitendur Innlent Féll af baki íslensks hests og fær engar skaðabætur Innlent Daður við drengi sem verður kynferðislegt og endar með hótun Innlent
Fréttarblaðið reports today that the members of the Progressive Party claim that Iceland’s future depends on a closer relationship with other European nations. In a special statement the Party submitted to the European Committee they argue that Icelandic authorities can’t deny the fact that the most important international cooperation the country is part of, is a close collaboration with Europe. Hjálmar Árnason, a member of the Progressive Party and a representative on the European Committee, told Fréttablaðið that a European Union membership isn’t timely at the moment but that it would however be unprofessional to rule out a possible membership in the future. The members of The Left-Green Movement and the Independence Party have issued a joint statement rejecting all plans of a EU membership. The representatives of The Liberal Party and the Social Democratic Alliance haven’t expressed their opinions yet.
News News in English Mest lesið Bylgja Dís er látin Innlent Gestur Guðmundsson er látinn Innlent Vill hækka skráningargjöldin í 100 þúsund krónur Innlent Fjárlög 2026: Ríkisstjórnin sýnir á spilin fyrir næsta ár Innlent Fjórar ungar vinkonur fórust í eldsvoða í Noregi Erlent Bera kennsl á mann fimmtíu árum eftir að hann lét sig hverfa Erlent Breski sundkappinn kominn í land og lofsyngur Íslendinga Innlent Fjórir af hverjum fimm vilja setja árlegt hámark á hælisleitendur Innlent Féll af baki íslensks hests og fær engar skaðabætur Innlent Daður við drengi sem verður kynferðislegt og endar með hótun Innlent