British Prime Minister David Cameron told European Union leaders on Thursday he will soon lay out detailed proposals for the reform of the EU that will ensure his support for the country’s continued membership of the bloc in a national vote due sometime in the next couple of years.
Facing criticism and frustration from EU institutions and member states over his government’s lack of reform details, Cameron said his proposals would be clear by the start of November. He promised that he will “quicken the pace” of those negotiations in the run-up to a December summit of EU leaders where Britain’s membership will take center stage.