Britain's Prime Minister David Cameron addresses a news conference during a European Union leaders summit in Brussels March 20, 2015. REUTERS/Francois Lenoir
BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany and France have agreed plans to strengthen cooperation among euro zone countries without changing existing EU treaties, in a potential setback for British Prime Minister David Cameron as he holds key meetings this week with both countries' leaders.
The blueprint would bolster the 19-nation euro zone, of which Britain is not a member, by holding more regular summits of its leaders, strengthening the Eurogroup forum of finance ministers and establishing euro zone-specific structures within the European Parliament.
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