4
3
1
9
8
7
6
5
2
David Cameron
1-4
Beata Szydło Poland, Robert Fico Slovakia, Viktor Orbán Hungary and Bohuslav Sobotka Czech Republic
The Visegrad group have been deeply unhappy with proposals to restrict child benefit
5
François Hollande France
Has led opposition to UK plans to safeguard the rights of non-euro countries. He insists no country can have veto rights over Europe's financial stability
6
Charles Michel Belgium
A staunch defender of EU law, Michel has sought to make clear that Britain could not seek to rewrite the terms of its EU membership again if it votes to leave
7
Enda Kenny Ireland
Brexit would be a disaster for Ireland. Kenny has been keen to ensure that Irish citizens would not be affected by benefit restrictions
8
Mark Rutte Netherlands
An important ally. His country’s free- market tradition often puts it on the same side as the UK in EU debates
9
Angela Merkel Germany
Doesn’t want to see a Brexit and has thrown her weight behind the migration ‘emergency brake’
Strongest
opposition
Strongest
support
David Cameron
Enda Kenny
Ireland
Mark Rutte
Netherlands
Angela Merkel
Germany
Viktor Orbán
Hungary
Bohuslav
Sobotka
Czech Republic
Beata Szydło
Poland
Robert Fico
Slovakia
François
Hollande
France
Charles Michel
Belgium
Brexit would be a disaster for Ireland. Kenny has been keen to ensure that Irish citizens would not be affected by benefit restrictions
A staunch defender of EU law, Michel has sought to make clear that Britain could not seek to rewrite the terms of its EU membership again if it votes to leave
Has led opposition to UK plans to safeguard the rights of non-euro countries. He insists no country can have veto rights over Europe's financial stability
An important ally. His country’s free- market tradition often puts it on the same side as the UK in EU debates
Doesn’t want to see a Brexit and has thrown her weight behind the migration ‘emergency brake’
The Visegrad group have been deeply unhappy with proposals to restrict child benefit
Strongest opposition
Strongest support
Brexit would be a disaster for Ireland. Kenny has been keen to ensure that Irish citizens would not be affected by benefit restrictions
An important ally. His country’s free- market tradition often puts it on the same side as the UK in EU debates
A staunch defender of EU law, Michel has sought to make clear that Britain could not seek to rewrite the terms of its EU membership again if it votes to leave
Has led opposition to UK plans to safeguard the rights of non-euro countries. He insists no country can have veto rights over Europe's financial stability
Doesn’t want to see a Brexit and has thrown her weight behind the migration ‘emergency brake’
The Visegrad group have been deeply unhappy with proposals to restrict child benefit
Viktor Orbán
Hungary
Bohuslav Sobotka
Czech Republic
Beata Szydło
Poland
Robert Fico
Slovakia
François
Hollande
France
Enda Kenny
Ireland
Mark Rutte
Netherlands
David Cameron
Angela Merkel
Germany
Charles Michel
Belgium
Strongest opposition
Strongest support