TALLINN (Reuters) - French President Emmanuel Macron said on Friday European Union leaders agreed during a summit dinner that they should push ahead more quickly with reforms of the bloc. Macron used the dinner in Tallinn to expound a vision of faster, deeper EU integration which he laid out in a speech on Tuesday. He told reporters the meeting had been  fruitful .  Last night s discussions showed there s a common realization of a need for a leap forward in Europe,  he said.  Today we re all convinced Europe must move ahead faster and stronger, for more sovereignty, more unity and more democracy.  
Macron says there is EU 'consensus' for new reforms