DUBLIN: A planned referendum in Ireland and a German court ruling cast new uncertainty over efforts to overcome the eurozone's debt crisis, just when a flood of central bank money appeared to be calming financial markets.
Ireland's prickly electorate, which has twice voted “No” to European Union (EU) treaties before reversing itself, will get another chance to keep Europe on tenterhooks with a referendum on a fiscal compact on budget discipline agreed last month.
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