U.K.-Poland Tensions Persist on Cameron's EU Welfare Demand
- Cameron first leader to visit Warsaw under Szydlo government
- Szydlo says it's in U.K. interests to remain EU member
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U.K. Prime Minister David Cameron said he agreed to work with Poland on a solution to his demands for European Union reform, as Polish Prime Minister Beata Szydlo said the two countries remained apart on the issue of curbs to benefits for EU migrants.
Poland wants to maintain the principle of free movement of people in the EU while continuing dialogue with Cameron on social benefits for migrants, Szydlo told reporters at a joint press briefing in Warsaw Thursday.