Britain's David Cameron and Germany's Angela Merkel restated their commitment

Britain's David Cameron and Germany's Angela Merkel restated their commitment to a strong Europe Friday, as they sought to show a united front in the face of Europe's debt crisis.
Their talks in Berlin come amid tensions between the two nations over how to restore financial stability in Europe.
"The United Kingdom has a great interest, and very sensibly so, in seeing the eurozone being strong," Merkel said.
While Britain has some differences of opinion with Germany over the EU treaty and ways to boost competitiveness, she said, the two countries are tied by "strong bonds of friendship."
Both will work closely together ahead of a meeting of European leaders next month, she said.



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