Worst has been avoided. Among the three possibilities on offer, the Heads of government did not choose the worst, neither did it choose the best. In the order of preferences, the possibilities were a) an agreement on a good constitution close to the Convention's draft; b) disagreement on some of the aspects, involving the postponement of the decision; c) a compromise on a watered down constitution. On the evening before, judgement was almost unanimous: if the first possibility appeared...