Cable was one of a number of Lib Dems speaking out in the wake of the poll results as recriminations over the Conservative's role in the referendum no campaign continued.
Amid recriminations over US and western European interventions in Kosovo, Libya and Syria, the Russian leadership has begun to question the legitimacy of the international agreements on which the current European order is founded.
Despite the recriminations, the Northern Ireland Office and Downing Street repeatedly put a positive gloss on the Weston Park meeting, describing the talks as "serious".
"We are satisfied that the changes that are in place were appropriate but I don't believe today is the time to look for recriminations," she said.
Clegg, who will address a meeting of his parliamentary party tomorrow night, believes his best aim is to ensure that the vote on Thursday does not lead to an outbreak of recriminations.
The latest moves come as Palestinian officials have reportedly threatened to seek membership of the International Criminal Court in addition to the other bodies, amid mounting recriminations on both sides.
The vote prompted angry recriminations among Tory supporters of reform who criticised Cameron for failing to offer wholehearted support for the reform.
"This is not about recriminations," Xenophon told the ABC.
Within weeks, the SNP was surging in the polls – and political recriminations continue within the coalition.
The party is consumed with internal recriminations, with senior figures privately criticising the leadership for failing to take Ukip seriously enough, and to say more about immigration.
But in the early hours of Friday, recriminations began once it seemed clear that Labour has not obtained the result it wanted, with particular focus on what went wrong in Scotland and why the collapse of the party's support there was not noticed and stemmed sooner.
