UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has announced a major reset in UK-EU relations, seeking to put political disputes behind and strengthen ties with European neighbors.
The new deal covers fishing rights, trade, defence, and energy cooperation.
It grants EU fishing boats access to UK waters for 12 more years while easing trade frictions.
This agreement marks the biggest diplomatic shift since Brexit in 2020.
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This reset follows years of tense negotiations and disagreements since the UK left the EU in 2020.
The deal promises reduced paperwork for imports and exports, an investment fund for coastal communities, and cooperation on defence amid global instability.
While some political groups criticise the agreement, others see it as a practical step forward in rebuilding ties and boosting the UK economy by nearly £9 billion by 2040.
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