E.U. Bid To Undo Cameron's Remarks On Pakistan Puts The Country On Top Of Their Agenda

The European Union (E.U.) has moved the flood-stricken Pakistan to the top of its agenda.

This is said to be to undo the damage to E.U.-Pakistan relations caused by British Prime Minister David Cameron's comments about Islamabad "exporting terror."

"The damage Cameron caused with those comments really hasn't helped us," an unidentified E.U. diplomat reportedly said, adding that it damages the other 27 [EU states] with what he said, but it was brought into focus the core issues and the need for a wider, better policy.

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