Esme Nicholson
speaker
432 appearances
75 recordings
2 series
first heard Jan 2025
last heard 4d ago
Esme Nicholson’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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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.
For MVR News, I'm Esmi Nicholson in Berlin.
Iceland first applied to join the European Union in two thousand nine in the wake of the financial crisis that hit the island hard.
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Talks stalled amid political concerns about sovereignty loss and fishing rights, but the current referendum comes amid a push to bolster maritime security in the Arctic and North Atlantic in response to President Trump's threats to take over Greenland and amid concerns about Russian.
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naval movements in the region.
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For MPR News, I'm Esmir Nicholson in Berlin.
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Iceland first applied to join the European Union in two thousand nine in the wake of the financial crisis that hit the island hard.
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Talks stalled amid political concerns about sovereignty loss and fishing rights, but the current referendum comes amid a push to bolster maritime security in the Arctic and North Atlantic in response to President Trump's threats to take over Greenland and amid concerns about Russian effort.
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naval movements in the region.
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Iceland is already part of the Schengen zone of visa free travel, but at a time of global instability, Brussels is eager to show that the twenty-seven Nation Union is able to grow rather than shrink, as it has done since Brexit.
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For MPI News, I'm Esme
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The Union of European Football Association says it is preparing a criminal complaint against FIFA President Gianni Infantino over his now abandoned plan to sell off stakes in the World Cup to private investors.
The European soccer governing body accuses Infantino and other FIFA officials of criminal mismanagement under Swiss law.
In a statement, UEFA describes Infantino's plans as an attempt to profit from FIFA's most valuable asset.
benefits to the detriment of FIFA, its members and other parties within the football family.
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