The second referendum for the Treaty of Lisbon will be held in less than two weeks (October 2nd 2009) for Irish voters, who had rejected it last year. If ratified by all Member States, the Treaty will greatly reform the structure of the EC – which would finally become the EU. Here is an interesting piece [...]
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