Ireland's Prime Minister Brian Cowen has called for more time to resolve the crisis provoked by his country's rejection of the European Union reform treaty.
Cowen held talks with EU Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso ahead of an EU leaders summit in Brussels that is expected to be dominated by debate on how to proceed with the Lisbon Treaty. At a joint press conference with Barroso, Cowen appealed to EU leaders to accept the EU ministers agree to push ahead with reform treaty ...
Ireland holds referendum on Lisbon Treaty ...
Czech PM Topolanek for balanced distribution of new EU posts ... Irish referendum result and work together with his country. On Wednesday night, Britain gave the treaty a boost by becoming the first country to ratify it since Ireland's rejection. The leaders of Germany and France have called on remaining EU countries to ratify the treaty as well. The Lisbon Treaty, which aims to streamline decision making in the bloc, needs the backing of all members to be adopted.
(Deutsche Welle)
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