A call by French President Nicolas Sarkozy for a second Lisbon Treaty referendum was met with mixed reactions Wednesday in Ireland. The country was the only one of the 27-member European Union to have a public vote to ratify the proposed treaty, which would streamline the EU’s governance structures to accommodate its expansion. Irish voters defeated it last month and Sarkozy commented Tuesday that they would “have to vote again,” the BBC reported. Full Story
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