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The EU Strategy to Keep Britain from Leaving - Handout/ Getty Images

The EU Strategy to Keep Britain from Leaving - Handout/ Getty Images

Brexit Danger The EU Strategy to Keep Britain from Leaving

This summer, Britain will vote on whether to remain in the European Union. The skeptic camp appears to be gaining ground -- and EU leaders are growing concerned. They have developed a plan to give in to most of Cameron's EU reform demands. Von Peter Müller und Christoph Scheuermann

Inside Britain's Secretive Bullingdon Club - Peter Macdiarmid/ Getty Images

Inside Britain's Secretive Bullingdon Club - Peter Macdiarmid/ Getty Images

Decadence and Madness at the Top Inside Britain's Secretive Bullingdon Club

They drink heavily, shatter champagne flutes and smash furniture -- before moving on to positions of leadership. The elite Bullingdon Club is an exclusive haven for Britain's rich and powerful. But members don't like to talk about it. Von Christoph Scheuermann

Merkel Fears Britain Crossing a Red Line on Immigration - Carl Court/ Getty Images

Merkel Fears Britain Crossing a Red Line on Immigration - Carl Court/ Getty Images

Approaching Brexit? Merkel Fears Britain Crossing a Red Line on Immigration

David Cameron is furious about the EU Commission's demand that the UK make a back payment of 2.1 billion. But it is the British prime minister's stance on immigration that has German Chancellor Merkel more worried. She fears he may be crossing a red line. Von Nikolaus Blome, Christoph Scheuermann und Gregor Peter Schmitz

A Divided Scotland Confronts Independence Vote - Jeff J Mitchell/ Getty Images

A Divided Scotland Confronts Independence Vote - Jeff J Mitchell/ Getty Images

'Yes' or 'No'? A Divided Scotland Confronts Independence Vote

Traveling through Scotland, you might think the result of September's independence referendum is a foregone conclusion. "Yes" signs are everywhere. But surveys tell a different story and many who are wary of the hype. Von Christoph Scheuermann

Cameron Outmaneuvered in Battle over Juncker - ERIC VIDAL/ REUTERS

Cameron Outmaneuvered in Battle over Juncker - ERIC VIDAL/ REUTERS

Commission Crusade Cameron Outmaneuvered in Battle over Juncker

British Prime Minister David Cameron is determined not to let Jean-Claude Juncker become president of the European Commission. But he is increasingly isolated. He might face his Waterloo as early as next week. Von SPIEGEL Staff

Berlin Divided in Spat over EU Commmission - CARL COURT/ AFP

Berlin Divided in Spat over EU Commmission - CARL COURT/ AFP

Trouble for Merkel Berlin Divided in Spat over EU Commmission

The appointment of the next leaders of the EU Commission has divided Europe, raising the specter that Britain could leave the bloc. London is an important ally to German Chancellor Angela Merkel and it is likely she will seek to broker a deal. Von SPIEGEL Staff

Britain Risks Losing an Ally in EU Feud - PAUL ELLIS/ AFP

Britain Risks Losing an Ally in EU Feud - PAUL ELLIS/ AFP

Cameron's Empty Threat Britain Risks Losing an Ally in EU Feud

It appears David Cameron's strategy has backfired. His campaign to derail Jean-Claude Juncker's appointment as the next EU Commission president is failing and the British prime minister may soon suffer a loss of face. Angela Merkel is his only possible savior. Von Carsten Volkery

'We Need the Red Card to Stop EU Proposals' - ALASTAIR GRANT/ ASSOCIATED PRESS

'We Need the Red Card to Stop EU Proposals' - ALASTAIR GRANT/ ASSOCIATED PRESS

Cameron Advisor 'We Need the Red Card to Stop EU Proposals'

British Prime Minister David Cameron has threatened to withdraw his country from the EU should far-reaching reforms not be made. Influential Tory lawmaker Andrea Leadsom spoke with SPIEGEL ONLINE about the UK conservatives' demands. Von Carsten Volkery

Berlin Backs UK's 'Benefit Tourism' Offensive - Lindsey Parnaby/ picture alliance / dpa

Berlin Backs UK's 'Benefit Tourism' Offensive - Lindsey Parnaby/ picture alliance / dpa

Poverty Migration Berlin Backs UK's 'Benefit Tourism' Offensive

Germany has now stepped into the UK-triggered fray over introducing new restrictions on migration within the EU. The European Commission is enraged, and even conservative EU parliamentarians warn of pandering to populists. Von Carsten Volkery und Severin Weiland

The US Loses an Ally - Dan Kitwood/ Getty Images

The US Loses an Ally - Dan Kitwood/ Getty Images

War Weary Europe The US Loses an Ally

The British parliament on Thursday blocked Prime Minister David Cameron's move to join the US in an air strike on Syria. The decision weakens Europe's standing against despots like Bashar Assad, who now know that Britain is no longer a reliable partner for the United States. Von Severin Weiland

Debate Slows Western Reaction on Syria - ANDREW COWIE/ AFP

Debate Slows Western Reaction on Syria - ANDREW COWIE/ AFP

Indecision Debate Slows Western Reaction on Syria

Uncertainty over how to respond to presumed poison gas attacks in Syria has gripped several Western capitals. British Prime Minister David Cameron backed away from his bellicose rhetoric from earlier this week and Chancellor Merkel is attempting to play intermediary.

'British More Complacent' about Surveillance - SUZANNE PLUNKETT/ REUTERS

'British More Complacent' about Surveillance - SUZANNE PLUNKETT/ REUTERS

Guardian Editor 'British More Complacent' about Surveillance

The Guardian has been on the front lines of exposing vast surveillance undertaken by the US and the UK -- and has been targeted by the authorities as a result. In an interview, Editor-in-Chief Alan Rusbridger talks about his confrontation with the government and why the scandal isn't making waves in Britain.

Cameron Hijacks Summit with Rebate Spat - FRANCOIS LENOIR/ REUTERS

Cameron Hijacks Summit with Rebate Spat - FRANCOIS LENOIR/ REUTERS

EU Subsidies Lost Cameron Hijacks Summit with Rebate Spat

The European Union summit on Thursday night was supposed to be a demonstration of European harmony -- until British Prime Minister David Cameron arrived. He insisted that the UK budget rebate go untouched, launching hours of pointless debate. Von Carsten Volkery

Crisis Leaves Britain Deeply Fractured - Christopher Furlong/ Getty Images

Crisis Leaves Britain Deeply Fractured - Christopher Furlong/ Getty Images

Disunited Kingdom Crisis Leaves Britain Deeply Fractured

The economic crisis has caused the United Kingdom to drift apart, creating ever-widening rifts between rich and poor, native and immigrant, English and Scot. With the anti-Europe UKIP party on the rise, Great Britain stands at a crossroads. Von Christoph Scheuermann

Vicious Attack Seen as Possible Act of Terror - STEFAN WERMUTH/ Reuters

Vicious Attack Seen as Possible Act of Terror - STEFAN WERMUTH/ Reuters

Blood in London Vicious Attack Seen as Possible Act of Terror

Authorities are treating the brutal attack in broad daylight on Wednesday afternoon as an act of Islamist terror, with Prime Minister David Cameron meeting with top security officials on Thursday morning. Investigators are looking into a possible Nigeria connection. Von Carsten Volkery

Report Skewers Top EU Diplomat Ashton - Nicolas Bouvy/ picture alliance / dpa

Report Skewers Top EU Diplomat Ashton - Nicolas Bouvy/ picture alliance / dpa

Uniquely Poor Management Report Skewers Top EU Diplomat Ashton

Catherine Ashton, Europe's top diplomat, has failed to provide the clout her office requires, a report by the European Parliament has concluded. Her successors are already jockeying for a position in the race to snag the EU's most important foreign policy post. Von Christoph Schult

Cameron Faces Heat from Continent - Andy Rain/ dpa

Cameron Faces Heat from Continent - Andy Rain/ dpa

Referendum Reactions Cameron Faces Heat from Continent

In calling for a British referendum on EU membership, Prime Minister Cameron thought he might get some support from reform-minded partners on the Continent. But the praise has been almost non-existent, and Cameron is feeling the heat. Von Carsten Volkery

'It Would Be Wrong to Give Cameron the Cold Shoulder' - Bild

'It Would Be Wrong to Give Cameron the Cold Shoulder' - Bild

The World from Berlin 'It Would Be Wrong to Give Cameron the Cold Shoulder'

In their take on Prime Minister David Cameron's speech on Wednesday and his decision to hold a referendum by 2017 on Britain's future EU membership, commentators at major German papers argue that some of his reasoning isn't wrong and call for the Europe to keep Britain at the table.

'The Danger Is that Europe Will Fail' - Andy Rain/ dpa

'The Danger Is that Europe Will Fail' - Andy Rain/ dpa

Cameron's Speech 'The Danger Is that Europe Will Fail'

Read the full text of British Prime Minister David Cameron's Wednesday speech on his country's plan to hold a referendum on the future of its membership in the European Union.

Cameron Says Britain to Hold 'In or Out' Referendum in 2017 - SUZANNE PLUNKETT/ REUTERS

Cameron Says Britain to Hold 'In or Out' Referendum in 2017 - SUZANNE PLUNKETT/ REUTERS

EU Speech Cameron Says Britain to Hold 'In or Out' Referendum in 2017

In a sweeping address on Britain's future role in Europe, British Prime Minister David Cameron on Wednesday said his country would hold a referendum on EU membership in 2017. Without reform, he has warned, Britain may choose another path.

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