Keir Starmer Pursues Post-Brexit Reset with Germany and France

Prime Minister Keir Starmer visits Germany and France to reset post-Brexit relations, aiming for economic growth and tackling illegal migration. In Berlin, he met Chancellor Olaf Scholz to launch treaty negotiations. The visit includes engagements with French business leaders and concludes with a meeting with President Macron.

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer traveled to Germany on Wednesday to push forward a post-Brexit reset with Europe, which includes plans for agreements to tackle economic growth and illegal migration.

In Berlin, Starmer met German Chancellor Olaf Scholz to initiate talks on a new bilateral treaty aimed at boosting business, trade, and security cooperation. The treaty also seeks to increase joint actions against illegal migration.

Starmer emphasized his Labour government's commitment to moving beyond Brexit and rebuilding relationships with key European partners. He stressed that strengthening ties with European nations is crucial for tackling global challenges like illegal migration and boosting economic growth both in the UK and across the continent.

(With inputs from agencies.)