Esme Nicholson
speaker
426 appearances
74 recordings
2 series
first heard Jan 2025
last heard 5d ago
Esme Nicholson’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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But the no campaign won by a five percent margin, arguing that Iceland must determine its own future and
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and be allowed to maintain control over its fishing waters.
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Brussels was eager to restart the negotiations to show that the Union is strong despite shrinking since Brexit.
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For MPR News, I'm Esminkolson in Berlin.
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The Icelandic government's bid to revive accession talks with Europe's twenty seven nation bloc sought to improve their economy by easing high interest rates.
Iceland's eight percent interest rate is much higher than the two and a quarter percent at the European Central Bank.
The Yes campaign also saw EU membership as a way to bolster Arctic security, but the no campaign won by a five percent margin, arguing that Iceland must determine its own future and be allowed to maintain control over its fishing waters.
Brussels was eager to restart the negotiations to show that the Union is strong despite shrinking since Brexit.
For MPR News, I'm Esmi Nicholson in Berlin.
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Icelandic government's bid to revive accession talks with Europe's twenty-seven nation bloc sought to improve their economy by easing high interest rates.
Iceland's eight percent interest rate is much higher than the two and a quarter percent at the European Central Bank.
The Yes campaign also saw EU membership as a way to bolster Arctic security.
But the no campaign won by a five percent margin, arguing that Iceland must determine its own future and be allowed to maintain control over its fishing waters.
Brussels was eager to restart the negotiations to show that the Union is strong despite shrinking since Brexit.
For MPR News, I'm Esme Nicholson in Berlin.
bid to revive accession talks with Europe's twenty-seven nation bloc sought to improve their economy by easing high interest rates.
Iceland's eight percent interest rate is much higher than the two and a quarter percent at the European Central Bank.
The Yes campaign also saw EU membership as a way to bolster Arctic security.
Brussels was eager to restart the negotiations to show that the Union is strong despite shrinking since Brexit.
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