UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer has said Britain cannot afford to ignore China, pushing back against criticism from Donald Trump over London’s renewed trade and diplomatic engagement with Beijing. Speaking during a visit to China, Starmer argued that disengaging from the world’s second
China’s effort to reposition itself as a stable economic partner is gaining traction as shifting U.S. policies push several governments to reassess long standing trade relationships. The latest signal came as Britain’s prime minister arrived in Beijing seeking to reset commercial ties, following
The British government has approved plans for China to construct its largest diplomatic complex in Europe in central London, marking a significant political decision as the UK seeks to recalibrate its relationship with Beijing. The redevelopment of Royal Mint Court near the Tower
