Cameron: Europe risks falling behind

Europe is in danger of falling behind in the global race for economic success unless it reforms, British Prime Minister David Cameron said today.

Cameron: Europe risks falling behind
Thu, 18 Oct, 2012 - 16:03

Europe is in danger of falling behind in the global race for economic success unless it reforms, British Prime Minister David Cameron said today.

Mr Cameron was speaking as he arrived for a meeting with anti-federalist party leaders in Brussels ahead of today’s European Council summit.

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