When Keir Starmer entered Downing Street, he inherited a foreign policy landscape already shaped by conflict and uncertainty. The wars in Ukraine and the Middle East were ongoing, Britain's relationship with the European Union remained constrained by Brexit, and soon after taking office he found himself dealing with the return of Donald Trump to the White House.

Analysts say foreign policy was an ‘area of relative strength’ for the prime minister – but goodwill with the White House soon evaporated

Keir Starmer's premiership ended abruptly, overshadowed by Donald Trump's pronouncements. Despite a significant election victory, Starmer struggled with economic challenges and…