Cameron Edges Toward Deal to Avoid `Brexit' With Brussels Talks
- Flurry of last-minute diplomacy aimed at closing differences
- Final Tusk proposals go to national capitals late Wednesday
Cameron Tries to Sell U.K.'s Vision to EU Leaders
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Prime Minister David Cameron edged closer to securing an overhaul of the terms of Britain’s membership of the European Union as fellow leaders signaled they were ready to help him get a deal at this week’s EU summit.
EU President Donald Tusk will send final proposed legal texts on the U.K.’s renegotiation to the bloc’s capitals late on Wednesday, an EU official told reporters. Incorporation of the deal in EU treaties, how to pull a so-called emergency brake on migration and the duration of a social-benefit safeguard are among the outstanding issues, the official said.