In Brussels this weekend the PM will plead for a European response to the crises in Ukraine and Iraq. But at home he has to appear stridently anti-EU to placate the right of his partyDavid Cameron has become accustomed to going to EU summits to fight battles over the budget, veto treaties, or try to block appointments of federalists.In December 2011 he famously stood in the way of an EU-wide treaty on fiscal and economic union, delighting Eurosceptics at home but taking his relations with other continental leaders to a historic low. In June this year he was less successful …read more
Source: The Guardian
