David Cameron, the British prime minister, on Tuesday sharply criticized opponents of Turkey’s membership in the European Union, echoing concerns voiced in the United States that the bloc was doing too little to anchor Ankara within the West.
On his first visit to the Turkish capital since becoming prime minister in May, Mr. Cameron likened France’s opposition to Turkey’s bid for membership to the French veto of Britain’s bid to become part of the European Union’s forerunner in the 1960s.
— David Cameron, legend: Best politician in power already. (Sorry, Sarko.)
