The UK’s EU referendum is likely to
be heavily influenced by the extent to which David Cameron is successful
in his attempt to renegotiate the country’s terms of membership.
Iain Begg writes
that while Cameron’s intention appears to be to gain enough from a
renegotiation to win the referendum, he faces a difficult balancing act
in keeping other EU governments on side. Should the rest of the EU reach
the conclusion that retaining the UK is not worth the price that has to
be paid, the country could find itself slowly pushed toward the exit
door.
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