British PM believes his demands for EU reform can be dealt with

ben adhoc

January 7, 2016 11:48 AM

"But I'm confident with goodwill - and there is goodwill I think on all sides - we can bring these negotiations to a conclusion and then hold the referendum," he added.

Cameron believes his demands for EU reform can be dealt with

British Prime Minister David Cameron said on Thursday discussions on reforming the European Union are going well and he is confident that issues including competitiveness and migration can be dealt with successfully.

"We believe that all these issues can be dealt with. The discussions are going well. They're hard, they're tough. These are difficult issues," Cameron told reporters after meeting German Chancellor Angela Merkel in Bavaria late on Wednesday.

An ORB opinion poll published earlier on Thursday showed a majority of Britons who have made up their minds would vote to leave the European Union, making Britain by far the most Eurosceptic country in the 28-member bloc.

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