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    Starmer, Trump hail renewal of 'special relationship', skirt difficult issues

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    Posted on September 18, 2025

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    Last updated: January 21, 2026

    Starmer, Trump hail renewal of 'special relationship', skirt difficult issues - Headlines news and analysis from Global Banking & Finance Review
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    Quick Summary

    Starmer and Trump renewed the US-UK 'special relationship', focusing on unity and avoiding contentious issues during Trump's state visit.

    Table of Contents

    • Renewal of the Special Relationship
    • Press Conference Highlights
    • Key Issues Skirted
    • Future of US-UK Partnership

    Starmer and Trump Celebrate Renewed 'Special Relationship' Amid Challenges

    Renewal of the Special Relationship

    By Steve Holland, Andrew MacAskill and Elizabeth Piper

    Press Conference Highlights

    CHEQUERS, England (Reuters) - Donald Trump and British Prime Minister Keir Starmer hailed the renewal of their nations' "special relationship" on Thursday, ending the U.S leader's unprecedented second state visit with a show of unity after avoiding several possible pitfalls.

    Key Issues Skirted

    At a warm press conference when the two leaders glossed over differences on Gaza and wind power to present a united front, Trump reserved his toughest language for Russian President Vladimir Putin who he said had "let him down" in his efforts to end what he thought would be an easy war to resolve in Ukraine.

    Future of US-UK Partnership

    After two days of his state visit to Britain, which the U.S. leader described as an "exquisite honour", Trump was in a relaxed mode at the final press conference when Starmer was focused on skirting over potential areas of disagreement.

    The press conference ended without either being tripped up by potential embarrassing subjects, with both batting away questions over the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein and his ties to Trump and to Starmer's former ambassador to the U.S..

    LEADERS PRAISE THEIR CLOSE TIES

    "We've renewed the special relationship for a new era," Starmer told reporters.

    "This partnership today is a signal of our determination to win this race together and to ensure it brings real benefits in jobs, in growth, in lower bills, to put more hard-earned cash in people's pockets at the end of each month."

    Trump also described the close ties enjoyed by the two countries, praising Starmer for being a tough negotiator in securing the first tariff deal with the U.S.

    "We're forever joined, and we are forever friends and we will always be friends," Trump said.

    ($1 = 0.7328 pounds)

    (Additional reporting by William James, Muvija M, Catarina Demony, Alistair Smout, Editing by Lincoln Feast, Philippa Fletcher and Kate Holton)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Starmer and Trump celebrate the renewal of the US-UK 'special relationship'.
    • •Key issues like Gaza and wind power were avoided during discussions.
    • •Trump criticized Putin for failing to resolve the Ukraine conflict.
    • •Both leaders emphasized strong ties and future cooperation.
    • •The press conference avoided controversial topics like Jeffrey Epstein.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Starmer, Trump hail renewal of 'special relationship', skirt difficult issues

    1What is a press conference?

    A press conference is a media event where public figures, such as politicians, address journalists to share information and answer questions.

    2What is economic growth?

    Economic growth is the increase in the production of goods and services in an economy over a period of time, typically measured by GDP.

    3What are international capital flows?

    International capital flows refer to the movement of money for investment, trade, or business operations across national borders.

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