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EU agreement isn't necessarily the right fix
David Gura Dec 12, 2011
Twenty-six of 27 European Union leaders will pursue strict budget rules. But austerity may not be the best prescription for Europe's debt crisis.
Will the U.K.'s relationship with Europe change?
Jeff Tyler Dec 12, 2011
Britain was the only EU member not to agree to the new treaty signed last week. How will that affect relations going forward?
PM Cameron's decision could hurt U.K. in the long run
Stephen Beard Dec 12, 2011
Britain emerged from last week's European summit refusing to make a deal with the rest of Europe. Many Brits are happy with the choice, but others fear the long-term consequences.
David Cameron in the 'doghouse' with euro peers
Stephen Beard Dec 12, 2011
The United Kingdom walked away from an agreement with the rest of Europe to adhere to more fiscal scrutiny. The country's prime minister says the decision was to protect the financial sector of the country.
What will the euro deal to do growth?
Jeremy Hobson Dec 12, 2011
Most of the leaders of Europe agreed to a deal on Friday to help solve the crisis there. But will austerity measures also stunt growth?
Markets had European debt drama 'baked in'
Andrew Walker Dec 9, 2011
European countries agree to a deal on balanced budgets and debt reduction. A unanimous vote wasn't reached, but the BBC's Andrew Walker says investors already had limited expectations.
Europe pledges to control spending
David Brancaccio Dec 9, 2011
Raise your right hand: European leaders hammer out a new European pledge to get the continent's budget deficit under control
Do multinational summits actually work?
Steve Chiotakis Dec 9, 2011
Some economists say today's summit will be remembered as a successful moment -- when eurozone countries met and got their act together. Katharina Gnath is an associate fellow at the German Council on Foreign Relations and has studied G8 and G20 summits.
Britain refuses to join in European treaty changes
Stephen Beard Dec 9, 2011
An agreement among almost all of the European Union members was made in Brussels today, but Britain has decided to stay out of the plan, and insists that official EU institutions do as well.
Mid-day Extra: What sets Brussels apart
Steve Chiotakis Dec 9, 2011
Brussels isn't the first city people may think of in Europe, but it is home to both the United Nations and the European Commission. Today, European leaders came to a tentative deal there to save the EU.
