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Starmer’s visit to Beijing was a humiliation
Our ambassador in 1793 at least retained dignity in his refusal to kowtow
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independent.co.uk
Starmer tells Xi Jinping ‘it has been far too long’ as talks begin in China
Sir Keir Starmer and Xi Jinping met on Thursday, 29 January, as the UK and China seek to improve long-strained relations. Sir Keir, the first British prime minister to visit China…
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lemonde.fr
Starmer's China visit symbolizes Western leaders' shift amid unease with Trump
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer arrived in China on Thursday, two weeks after Canada's Mark Carney, and ahead of a likely visit by the German chancellor. These visits are a…
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theguardian.com
Xi didn’t really see a point to Kier’s visit – but hey, let a hundred flowers bloom | John Crace
Chinese leader bestows a little largesse on the British PM while getting the green light for London ‘mega embassy’
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Starmer concludes China visit with final meetings in Shanghai
Despite the controversy, Starmer’s visit has yielded tangible agreements
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bbc.com
What did UK and China get out of Starmer's 'reset' visit?
Sir Keir Starmer's visit to China brought agreements on visas, services, healthcare, green tech and finance.
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Starmer hopes his China trip will begin the thaw after recent ice age
PM flies out after courting world’s second biggest economy aware of difficult balance of risks and potential rewards
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arabnews.com
Britain’s Starmer ends China trip aimed at reset despite Trump warning
SHANGHAI: British Prime Minister Keir Starmer wrapped up a four-day trip to China on Saturday, after his bid to forge closer ties prompted warnings from US President Donald Trump.…
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telegraph.co.uk
Starmer’s visit to Beijing was a humiliation
Our ambassador in 1793 at least retained dignity in his refusal to kowtow
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aljazeera.com
Starmer’s visit to China was not a reset, but a new way forward
The UK prime minister’s China visit reflects the realities of a new global order that has upended traditional alliances.
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Starmer is putting his political survival ahead of the national interest
The Prime Minister once hounded British soldiers to boost his career. Now he’s going cap in hand to China to save his own skin