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Trump to meet Starmer on second day of state visit
- During his second official visit to the United Kingdom, President Donald Trump concluded a three-day itinerary centered around Windsor Castle and Chequers by meeting with British Prime Minister Keir Starmer on the final day.
- The visit followed a day of royal ceremonies on Wednesday and aimed to highlight an expected 150 billion pounds in U.S. investment pledges, including major AI and tech projects.
- Trump flew by helicopter about 20 miles to Starmer’s official country retreat, where they planned to discuss trade, steel tariffs, and geopolitical issues including Ukraine and Gaza conflicts.
- Officials announced that the 'tech prosperity deal' aims to create numerous employment opportunities and attract substantial financial backing in AI, quantum computing, and nuclear energy, with Microsoft pledging $30 billion toward projects in the UK.
- The visit combined displays of U.S.-U.K. alliance strength with complex political talks, suggesting continued partnership but also acknowledging challenges ahead in trade and foreign policy.
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