Tusk convened a special EU summit on Sept. 16 in Slovakia’s capital Bratislava to work out a plan to keep the EU united. Britain is more concerned about EU immigration, since its strong economy draws hundreds of thousands of workers from other EU nations. “It was a good opportunity for me to set out Scotland’s position and Scotland’s desire to remain within the European Union and to protect our relationship with the European Union,” Sturgeon said after meeting Schulz. The remaining presidents, chancellors and prime ministers showed a firm common resolve, committing to be “absolutely determined to remain united,” EU Council President Donald Tusk said. More on thestar.com: Euro leaders acknowledge frustration with EU in wake of Brexit vote EU leaders plot future without Britain, demand answers from Cameron No Brexit stage left for Corbyn: DiMannoRead more about:

Source: thestar June 29, 2016 19:30 UTC