Feuding European Union leaders failed Friday to agree a new treaty to
tackle the debt crisis and instead decided to work on a separate pact
for the eurozone, leaving Britain out in the cold.
A clash between
Europe's big three, non-euro Britain versus France and Germany,
overshadowed a pledge to pump 200 billion euros ($267 billion) into IMF
coffers to help the eurozone, which is struggling to boost its own
rescue fund.
