David Cameron visits Poland

On Wednesday evening, UK Prime Minister David Cameron came to Poland for talks with Prime Minister Beata Szydło over his EU reform package after Warsaw warned it could not agree to curb migrants' benefits. On Thursday, Szydło and Cameron held a press conference after a 30-minute meeting. "In terms of benefits access, there is not full agreement between us at the moment but we will continue to discuss this in the future," said Szydło. "We agreed to meet again in January to discuss this issue," she added. Szydło also stated that she agrees with Cameron on the need to scale back EU bureaucracy and boost the role of national parliaments. "I had positive discussions with Szydlo and I am delighted our ECR sister party is now in government" Cameron stated. "We are also strong partners when it comes to defense, securing NATO's eastern flank and countering Russian propaganda," he continued. Referring to the welfare issue, he said " I support free movement, welfare is a difficult issue but we made progress, I see a political will here in Poland to do so."