31 jan 2016, 22:41

Tusk and Cameron are not out yet

LONDON –

Negotiations between the British prime minister David Cameron and president of the European Council Donald Tusk have Sunday still no result. ,,Still no deal. Intensive work in the next 24 hours are crucial”, left Tusk, after the end of the conversation to know via Twitter. The two talk Monday further.

The negotiations revolve around the conditions that Cameron proposes to his country within the EU. He wants to next year, organise a referendum on the question of whether Britain should join remain of the union. For that time he wants to, however, many changes have been made. So, he requires legal opportunities for workers from other EU-countries pay a to be able to refuse.

The detail are Cameron and Tusk, so still not agreed. If they agree, then the support of the other 27 member states is required to allow it to continue.