UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer and German Chancellor Olaf Scholz have announced plans to negotiate a new bilateral treaty by the end of the year, focusing on trade, defense, security, and illegal migration. This effort aims to reset post-Brexit relations between the UK and the EU without reversing Brexit or re-entering the single market or customs union. Both leaders emphasized the treaty's broad scope, covering areas like science, technology, and cultural exchanges, while also addressing economic growth and climate change. Starmer highlighted the need to rebuild strained relationships with European allies, signaling a shift from the previous Conservative government’s approach. The treaty symbolizes a fresh commitment to cooperation, reflecting the new direction of UK foreign policy under Starmer.