VIENNA (Reuters) - Austrian Chancellor Werner Faymann says he has a "hard time" with Prime Minister David Cameron, who tends to give a different message at home than to fellow leaders in Europe. The undiplomatic comments to newspaper Der Standard come amid a debate in Britain about the merits of its membership in the European Union as London becomes increasingly out of step with other EU members. While heaping praise on other European leaders including Germany's Angela Merkel and Luxembourg's Jean-Claude Juncker, the Social Democrat said relations with Cameron were more testy.
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