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Thursday, 8 December, 2011
Putting off painful eurozone reform seen as worse case scenario
A summit of European Union leaders kicks off in Brussels in a few hours, billed as a make-or-break moment for the euro. Earlier this week, the leaders of France and Germany called for new rules and sanctions for the eurozone to control debt. But many say the wrangling over treaty changes overshadows the need for more action to restore trust in the single currency. For more, WRS’s Catherine Allen spoke to Brussels correspondent Vanessa Mock. She began by asking her whether Germany and France forging ahead with reopening treaties is really the answer:
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