London – When the British Prime Minister Kate Starder met the president in the White House on Thursday, he will try to ensure a falsified “special relations” during World War II.

The standard is likely to initiate a collective US-European security advantage, after the last remarks of Mr. Trump, which calls the United States's dedication to the NATO bloc's mutual defense agreement, as well as. Russia's war in Ukraine Tests' cohesion of alliance.

The Prime Minister can also contact Mr. Trump's recent attacks, who are a close consultant of the President of America, who repaid the great front leaders in Britain and other places of Europe and is called to resign.

In short, the leader in the gentle of Great Britain cut his case for him.

“We want to make a new partnership. We share the opinion that our best days come forward, “Broads, the Great Brymer, said before the meeting with Mr. Trump.

“Removing Chainsaw isn't my style, but we hit the red ribbon and bureaucracy,” he said, to apply mildly on Mush. “We are reforming, it will allow to build, reducing investment and growth barriers, and we are open to business, open for investments.

Britain, USA and collective security through NATO

Starmer didn't call on the front of the opposite Washington. He appeared on the wings of the announcement, only days ago, when his government planned to spend on the current 2.3% of GDP by 2027, which defined the largest stable defense costs of Britain. Starmer has missed the probability of those defensive expenses, which increases further, up to 3% after the next general election in Great Britain.

The prime minister's announcement was remarkable, only two days before the meeting with Mr. Trump. During the meeting, the White House official said that Trump's administration is “very pleased” with a statement, but that it still wants to see the US allies of NATO increase the defense. It will be more, proportionally than even the United States spends on defense, which in 2023 was about 3.4% of the GDP of the United States.

Mr. Trump assumes that the United States may be broken by the NATO Historical Collective Protection Agreement, which is known as Article 5, which is, if any member, does not make their defense expenses.

“I think it means that there should be security guarantees,” said stards, confessing pressure to higher costs, but also note that he would ask the White House. Liabilities to help protect Ukraine If against any future Russian attack, if the ceasefire regime reaches the continuous war. “I have mentioned that we will play all our part. There must be US support because otherwise I don't think we're working on it.

The White House official said that the United States praised Starmer's willingness to help the British troops to help the peacekeeping efforts between Russia and Ukraine.

“I'm not going to make security guarantees much more,” said Mr. Trump this week. “We are going to do it, because we are talking, Europe is their next neighbor, but we are going to make sure everything goes well.”

UK-British Trade

Mr. Trump's tariff threats will also be on the agenda during a meeting of the White House on Thursday. 25% Tariff with all steel and aluminum It is imported in the United States on March 12, Ordated Mr. Trump, he said, supporting American companies. Starmer can search an exception.

Mr. Trump It is supposed to be weeks ago Any unilateral trading agreement can work with Great Britain if it does not happen, there is anxiety that about 40,000 British jobs that are directly related to steel and aluminum production can be closed.

After the meeting with Mr. Trump, he will meet with Mr. Trump after the meeting with Mr. Trump, with a number of European leaders, including German, Italy and Poland. It would be doubtful that they will question their talks with the President of the United States.

Ukrainian President Volodimir Zelensky may meet with Mr. Trump in Washington on Friday, where he expects a financial transaction to share with Washington his country.

Ramy Inocecencio:

Ramy Inocencio is CBS News News located in London, covering Europe and the Middle East. He joined the network in 2019, as a CBS News'sia correspondent, located in Beijing and reporting to Asia and the Pacific area.