The UK and EU need to work together to minimize the damage caused by Brexit and establish a new international regime between Brussels and London. The UK's goods exports to the EU have decreased by 27% and imported goods by 32% since Brexit. Despite the desire to reset relations with the EU, no progress has been made on specific action plans. Opinion polls show that the majority of Britons believe the EU should be the government's top trade priority. Mitigating the damage caused by Brexit is crucial for both the UK and the EU, as they share common interests in areas such as security and tackling human trafficking.