Starmer's China Visit: Strategic Partnerships, Visa-Free Travel, and Reduced Whisky Tax

• British Prime Minister Starmer's visit to China concludes with significant agreements, despite US concerns.
• Both nations committed to a long-term strategic partnership, establishing a High-Level Climate and Nature Partnership.
• Agreements include resuming the China-Britain High-Level Security Dialogue and scheduling strategic, economic, and trade talks.
• China Bank's London branch designated as the second Renminbi clearing bank in the UK.
• China considers unilateral visa-free policy for British citizens and reduces import tax on British whisky from 10% to 5%.

Why It Matters: Starmer's China trip strengthens bilateral ties with strategic dialogues, economic cooperation, and visa-free consideration.