Thursday February 18, will see leaders from European Union member states hold key talks on the United Kingdom’s plans to restrict benefits for migrants from other EU countries living within its borders.
The outcome has the potential to affect a number of Lithuanian migrants living in the UK.
In the run-up to the meeting, diplomats coordinated their positions that would allow Britain to restrict in-work benefits for EU citizens for the first four years.
If the UK’s plan is approved, migrants’ children living in ...
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