<h1>UK and China resume talks after 7 years, discussing economic ties, human rights, and global cooperation.</h1> The foreign ministers of Britain and China held talks in London, marking the revival of formal dialogue after nearly seven years. Discussions focused on economic relations and contentious issues such as spying allegations, human rights, China's support for Russia in the Ukraine conflict, and Hong Kong's civil liberties. The UK's Labour government aims to cautiously reset ties with Beijing. The meeting, part of the UK-China Strategic Dialogue last held in 2018, was attended briefly by the British Prime Minister, highlighting its significance. Both nations emphasized the importance of cooperation and multilateralism in addressing global challenges.