Cameron EU Demands Become More Vague as Renegotiation Continues

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As David Cameron’s renegotiation of the terms of Britain’s European Union membership goes on, the nature of the prime minister’s demands is growing more vague.

Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond insisted at the Conservative Party’s annual conference on Sunday that other EU leaders would give way, in order to keep the U.K. inside the 28-member bloc. But he skated over what Britain actually wants before holding the referendum on membership that Cameron plans before the end of 2017.