PM hopes to set up bilateral meetings with counterparts, including Greece’s Alexis Tsipras, before European council gathering later this weekDavid Cameron is yet to discuss his proposals for EU treaty renegotiations with seven national leaders, including his Greek counterpart, but Downing Street still hopes officials will have wrapped up technical discussions about a deal within several months.The prime minister has spoken to 20 EU leaders about his hopes in broad terms, but not those of Greece, Austria, Portugal, Bulgaria, Croatia, Lithuania or Malta. He is planning to have more bilateral meetings with some of these leaders before a crucial European council gathering on Thursday and Friday. Continue reading...
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