Former US President Donald Trump criticized UK opposition leader Keir Starmer’s efforts to strengthen ties with China, labeling them as “very dangerous.” Starmer recently held discussions with Chinese President Xi Jinping, aiming to enhance their partnership. During a media event, Trump voiced concerns about the UK and Canada engaging with China, stating it could pose risks, especially for Canada’s economy. Trump even threatened Canada with significant tariffs if they pursued a trade deal with China. On a contrasting note, Starmer emphasized a desire for a more sophisticated relationship with China, signing agreements for visa-free travel and potentially welcoming Xi Jinping to the UK. Amid warm discussions between the UK Prime Minister and the Chinese President, contentious issues like human rights violations and global conflicts were addressed. Jinping stressed the importance of collaboration between Britain and China for global peace and stability, highlighting the volatile state of the world.