Transatlantic Dialogue: Starmer and Trump's Strategic Meeting Set

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer and U.S. President Donald Trump discussed the royal family and the enduring U.S.-UK relationship. They agreed to meet soon, with Starmer keen to attract U.S. investment for the British economy. Conversations touched on trade, economy, and Trump's mediation in Gaza.

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer and U.S. President Donald Trump have agreed to meet soon, focusing on strengthening the warm ties between the UK and the U.S. Discussion topics included the royal family, economic opportunities, and potential state visits.

Starmer aims to attract U.S. investment to revive the British economy. Onboard Air Force One, Trump hinted that his first international visit could be to the UK, sparking speculation in British media about a state visit.

While the Downing Street statement was silent on defence spending and the Chagos Islands issue, it highlighted dialogue on trade, deregulation for economic growth, and Trump's diplomatic role in securing a Gaza ceasefire.

(With inputs from agencies.)