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Should Icelanders vote ‘yes’? Iceland is taking the question of EU membership back to the ballot box. For the country’s small economy, the stakes are high
A window into Tehran Iran’s power transition has created room for diplomacy. But Europe’s chance to shape the new order may be passing faster than expected