Climate, financial crisis, economy top EU summit agenda
The crisis on financial markets, climate change & energy, and Europe's global competitiveness are the main topics of this week's EU spring summit in Brussels. Presidents and prime ministers of the 27 European Union member states are arrive in Brussels on Thursday for a two-day meeting. Informally, they're also expected to discuss the ratification of the new EU treaty, which the EU would like to be completed by the end of this year. Ireland is the only country to hold a referendum on this treaty, which is expected to happen late May or June.
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