President Donald Trump is set to meet British Prime Minister Keir Starmer at his family-owned golf course in Turnberry, Scotland, in a move highlighting the role of Trump's properties in international diplomacy. The meeting comes amid ongoing trade negotiations, with both leaders having recently signed agreements to reduce tariffs and boost cooperation in sectors like aerospace and auto manufacturing. Discussions will also address pressing global issues, including the conflict in Gaza and efforts to broker peace in Ukraine, as Starmer seeks to emphasize humanitarian concerns and diplomatic solutions. Meanwhile, protests are planned near Trump's golf courses, underscoring the controversy surrounding his visit, while Trump prepares to open a new course in Aberdeen, betting on the publicity to drive business. Despite unresolved trade issues, Starmer's approach of engagement and flattery appears to be maintaining strong ties between the United States and Britain, as Trump prepares for a second state visit later this year.