The accord on the new Reform Treaty, agreed at the informal Lisbon summit of 18-19 October, is good news for the future of the European Union. Provided that this Lisbon Treaty is ratified by the EU's 27 member states - an outcome that is not guaranteed - we could be witnessing the end of a long period of uncertainty on the future of Europe's institutions post-enlargement, which has gone on for nearly 12 years now. In French only.


Articles by Gaëtane Ricard-Nihoul :

• Report Haug, Lamassoure, Verhofstadt: Europe for Growth : Towards a radical change in financing the EU
• "Un grand commis européen", Le Monde 24 December 2010
• From institutional Reform to Mass Politics or How to Engage Citizens in the Union of Lisbon
• Gaëtane Ricard-Nihoul for France 24: European Diplomacy: united they stand?
• Gaëtane Ricard-Nihoul : "La revendication régionale a toujours été considérée comme relevant des Etats" - Le Soir, 17 June 2010