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Greek deficit overshadows leaders' climate talks
European leaders meeting in Brussels on Thursday ran out of time to discuss a way forward for the EU in the international climate negotiations. The debt crisis in Greece and a post-Lisbon strategy for growth and jobs took precedence.
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