British Conservative Party leader David Cameron in Prague

British Conservative Party leader David Cameron paid a brief visit to Prague on Saturday in a show of support for the centre-right Civic Democrats ahead of the European elections. He and Civic Democratic Party leader Mirek Topolánek said they shared a common vision of the European Union as a dynamic, flexible alliance that is capable of meeting the challenges of the present-day. The two party leaders then left for Poland to meet the leader of the Law and Justice Party in what is seen as an effort to drum up support for a newly emerging European Conservatives faction in the EP.