UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer is on a two-day trip to Germany and France to reset relations with the EU post-Brexit, beginning with a meeting in Berlin with Chancellor Olaf Scholz. The discussions will focus on launching a new bilateral treaty aimed at enhancing trade, defense cooperation, and addressing issues like illegal migration. Starmer's visit underscores the importance of Germany as the UK's second largest trading partner, with significant UK exports supporting numerous jobs. Following Germany, he will head to Paris to meet President Emmanuel Macron, further advancing economic and military collaboration. Starmer emphasized the need for ambitious partnerships to mend relationships left fractured by the previous government. This initiative comes amid rising concerns over U.S. military support for Ukraine, highlighting the need for a stronger NATO front in Europe.