Portugal Pushed Into a Second E.U. Vote

Irish voters who rejected the Lisbon Treaty in June will be asked to vote again on the issue next year, paving the way for controversial EU laws to be introduced in Britain. All 27 member states must ratify the Treaty before it comes into force. Ireland, Poland and the Czech Republic are the only nations that have not yet agreed to do so ... On Thursday the Irish Prime Minister Brian Cowen will confirm that a new vote will be held in 2009.

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