Merkel to Offer Cameron an Immigration Compromise?

The transcript discusses a meeting between the British Prime Minister and the German Chancellor, focusing on immigration, welfare benefits, and employment within the EU. The Chancellor is expected to offer a compromise on welfare benefits but remains firm on the principle of freedom of movement. The British Prime Minister seeks treaty changes, which the Chancellor opposes, fearing it would require ratification across all EU member states. The meeting is seen as the start of ongoing negotiations, with both sides outlining their key issues and red lines.

What compromise is suggested regarding the principle of freedom of movement within the European Union?

What are the British Prime Minister's views on employment in relation to the European economy?

What did the Chancellor suggest about changes to the EU Treaty?

How does the German delegation view the upcoming discussions with Britain?

What are the red lines laid out by the German delegation before the meeting?