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The UK in the world: a European country with global interests

Among European countries, the UK has uniquely global interests, partnerships

and capabilities. As one of five permanent members (P5) of the UN Security Council,

and with a leading voice in organisations like the G7, G20 and Commonwealth, we have

a global perspective and global responsibilities. Our patterns of trade and investment are

as global as they are European, and our international policy reflects this reality. Our aim

is to be well-placed to take advantage of emerging markets, shifts in the global economy

and global progress in S&T, and to shoulder our share of the burden in providing for

stability and security at the global level as well as in the Euro-Atlantic area. This will guide

the way we prioritise our diplomatic efforts, including in our tilt to the Indo-Pacific.

The United States will remain the UK’s

most important strategic ally and partner.

The heart of the relationship is a human

one: the flow of people and ideas between

our countries, our shared history, and a

common language. Almost a million British

and American nationals live and go to

work in each others’ countries each day.

Our relationship is also one of common

values – a shared belief in democracy,

the rule of law and fundamental freedoms.

As a result of these foundations, we

cooperate to an unprecedented degree.

Across the full spectrum of defence,

intelligence, cyber power, counter-terrorism

and nuclear, the US-UK partnership

underpins our security and saves lives.

We will continue to deepen our relationship,

including through the Carrier Strike Group,

joint work on emerging technologies, and

collaboration on our future nuclear deterrent.

The US is the UK’s biggest single bilateral

trading partner, accounting for over £230

billion in trade, almost 20% of UK exports

and the largest single source of FDI in

1. We will seek to grow this further

through an FTA, which will help both our

economic recoveries from COVID-19 and

aid our shared ambition to level up, setting

a new bar for trade deals of the future in

digital trade, in the protection of intellectual

property and in accelerating efforts on the

low-carbon economy. We will also seek

closer collaboration in tackling illicit finance.

Our European neighbours and allies remain

vital partners. The UK will be the greatest

single European contributor to the security

of the Euro-Atlantic area to 2030. We

will work with our partners to defend our

common values, counter shared threats

and build resilience in our neighbourhood.

We will also sustain our people and

cultural ties, and look for opportunities to

collaborate, including in developing green

technology and through a green recovery

from COVID-19.

We recognise the important role played

by the EU in the peace and prosperity of

Europe and will find new ways of working

with it on shared challenges. Our Trade

and Cooperation Agreement provides a

basis for protecting our essential economic

interests and cooperating as appropriate,

while enabling us to pursue different

economic and political approaches in many

areas where this suits our interests.

We have a deep and long-standing security

and defence partnership with France,

underpinned by the Lancaster House

treaties and exemplified by our Combined

Joint Expeditionary Force (CJEF). We will

continue working together to counter

terrorism and state threats, and to sustain

international security. Managing our

economic relationship in a collaborative and

constructive way, particularly in handling

our shared border in relation to both trade

and security, will be important to ensuring

the overall relationship remains positive.

Our intention is to enhance this partnership

and to build on the Lancaster House

treaties in the UK-France Summit in 2021

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