The European Union is reportedly looking to entice Iceland into joining the bloc by offering exceptions to its fishing policies. This approach aims to address contentious marine issues that have historically been a barrier to Iceland's EU membership.
By providing more flexibility on fishing regulations, Brussels hopes to create a more appealing environment for Reykjavik, which has been cautious about joining the EU due to concerns over its fishing industry.
This strategy may not only benefit Iceland but could also serve as a model for attracting other like-minded countries that share similar concerns regarding fishing policies.