BRUSSELS: British Prime Minister David Cameron found his reform agenda sidelined at a tense EU summit Thursday as leaders warned he faces tough negotiations ahead of a referendum on whether to leave the bloc.
As he walked into the Brussels summit dominated by Greece and migration, Cameron said it marked a “significant milestone” in Britain’s bid to renegotiate ties with the European Union before a referendum due by the end of 2017.
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