The Prime Minister opened up about his rapport with former US President Donald Trump, calling it a "good personal relationship" in a recent interview. While light on policy specifics, the comments highlight the diplomatic tightrope leaders walk when discussing ties with polarizing figures.

Editor’s Note: Leaders often frame relationships with controversial counterparts as "personal" to sidestep political landmines. This isn’t just about camaraderie—it’s a strategic move to keep alliances functional without alienating domestic audiences. In today’s fractured political climate, even a vague nod to goodwill can signal stability (or stir debate).