US EditionUK PM Starmer says Trump has a point on European defence commitment, NY Times reports
- Keir Starmer visited H.M.S. Vanguard to see nuclear preparedness, reinforcing his role as the only person authorized to order a nuclear strike in the UK.
- Starmer is working to form a coalition of nations to support Ukraine, facing challenges from Russia's rejection of NATO forces.
- Starmer has pledged to increase military spending to 2.5 percent of GDP by 2027, offset by cuts to overseas aid, which has boosted his poll ratings.
- European countries are discussing plans for greater military responsibility as concerns grow about reliance on U.S. Defense, influenced by unpredictable policies.
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Donald Trump and Keir Starmer met for an "economic prosperity" agreement
"The United Kingdom is working with the United States on an economic prosperity agreement, building on our common strengths and our commitment to economic security," said the Prime Minister's spokesman.
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