Europe's Calamity
Following Ireland's rejection of the Lisbon Treaty, the EU should seriously consider whether all parties involved would be better off parting ways. Members favoring political integration should move on, while those satisfied with the Common Market should stay behind.
It has happened. After France and the Netherlands rejected the European Constitutional Treaty, Ireland’s “No” vote is the second and probably decisive blow against a united and strong Europe.
It has happened. After France and the Netherlands rejected the European Constitutional Treaty, Ireland’s “No” vote is the second and probably decisive blow against a united and strong Europe.