Trump, Starmer Sign Tech Deal to seal the “unbreakable bond”

• The US president praises America’s “unbreakable bond” with Britain.
• Leaders emphasize innovation and digital development as key priorities.
• An agreement was signed during the second day of Trump’s state visit.

Donald Trump welcomed America’s “Unbreakable Bond” with Britain on Thursday, as he and Prime Minister Keir Starmer signed a huge technological agreement on the second day of the US President’s visit.

One day after King Charles III faced Trump on a royal ritual at Windsor Castle, Trump flew to Starmer’s Checkers’ home for talks on thorny issues, including wars in Ukraine and Gaza.

But Britain’s work to throw away the unpredictable Trump on his second state visit seemed to have attributed, as he and Starmer signed the partnership, enhancing the links to artificial intelligence, quantum information technology and nuclear energy.

During a signature ceremony attended by a large number of CEO of America, Starmer’s leader said that they were “leaders who really like each other” together with Republican Trump.

“It is the largest investment package of this kind in British history from a mile of country,” he added.

Trump said the deal was “very big” and added US relations with a basic Britain’s NATO alliance that “it is an unbreakable bond that we have no matter what we do today”.

The deal comes to the back of the promises of £ 150 billion ($ 205 billion) in the United Kingdom by US Giants, including Microsoft, Google and Blackstone.

Trump had previously said goodbye to King Charles in Windsor, calling one “Great Lord and a Great King” as he left the castle after a rich state symposium, transportation ride and military flypast.

Epstein shadow

He then flew to the sea one in Puglia, where Starmer and his wife Victoria greeted him in the sound of the bagpipes before entering the 16th -century Manor House near London to start the meeting.

The British prime minister has been placed as a bridge between Trump and the European Allies, especially in the War in Ukraine, in an attempt to secure more commitments for Kiev than the US leader.

Attracting Trump’s admiration for the British war leader Winston Churchill, Starmer led the US president to a tour of the Churchill artifacts at checkers before starting their bilateral meeting.

His warm tone with 79 -year -old Trump won some leniency in the president’s invoice war, with Starmer saying on Thursday the trade agreement signed by the two countries in May was the first of the US and also “the best”.

But the talks could stumble on various fronts at the press conference, the two leaders had to keep the checkers.

The scandal for late American sex perpetrator Jeffrey Epstein is an issue that stumbles both leaders.

Starmer faces political problems at home after removing his ambassador to the United Kingdom in Washington, Peter Mandelson, over a bubble that includes diplomat connections to frustrated funder Epstein.

Epstein has also haunted Trump in recent weeks, with further revelations about the couple’s relationship in the 1990s and early 2000s.

There are also differences in Gaza, with Britain preparing to announce the recognition of a Palestinian state, a step that the United States opposed.

‘Higher values’

But they were all smiles for Trump on Wednesday, as it was full of the full procession and occasion of the British state, the second time he did it after his first visit in 2019.

“This is really one of the highest values ​​of my life,” Trump told the state symposium.

The king, meanwhile, welcomed Trump’s peacekeeping efforts and support of Ukraine, after a day with firearms greetings, horse soldiers and bagpipes, all designed to attract the charm of the US president with the rights.

But he also stressed to Trump, who has transferred back environmental protections since he returned to power, the leaders of the obligations had to “our children, our grandchildren and those who come after them.”

Melania Trump stayed at Windsor on Thursday morning, where she met with Princess Catherine and saw the house of Queen Maria’s doll with Queen Camilla.

The US first lady’s husband is being held away from the British public, with about 5,000 people passing through Central London on Wednesday to protest against his visit.