‘Special relationship’ on full display at Biden’s bilateral meeting with Boris Johnson

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President Joe Biden held the first of many meetings with world leaders scheduled across his weeklong European trip with British Prime Minister Boris Johnson Thursday, and both sides appeared to signal that the “special relationship” between the two countries that frayed during the Donald Trump era is on the rebound.

The two leaders and their respective wives, first lady Jill Biden and Carrie Johnson, met ahead of the bilateral talks at a seaside dock in Carbis Bay, just over a mile south of St. Ives, England.

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