King Charles to host Donald Trump at Windsor Castle: first US President to invite the second; September state trip confirmed

US President Donald Trump will travel to an unprecedented state in the United Kingdom from 17 to 19 September, the Buckingham Palace announced on Monday. King Charles III and Queen Camilla will host Trump and his wife Melania during a three -day visit to Windsor Castle, for the first time such an American President has been extended twice.According to Palace, during a visit to the White House in February in February, an invitation was issued by King Charles through a hand given by the British Prime Minister Kir Stmper. Reacting to the invitation at that time, Trump called it “great, great honor” and said that living in Windsor Castle was really something. “Amidst efforts to maintain a cordial relationship with the American leader amid Tram’s visit, the Britain in the hope of preserving the tariffs imposed on other nations. State visits in the UK are used to honor traditionally close colleagues and in some cases, reset stressful relationships.While Trump enjoyed full royal treatment during his first state visit in 2019 under Queen Elizabeth II, his upcoming visit is expected to follow a similar formal format, with military parade, a car procession and a kingdom organized by the emperor.However, in the visit, Trump is likely to incite public opposition to those seen during the previous Britain’s visit to the previous Britain, when the protesters flew a huge child Trump Blimp near Parliament.Trump’s planned arrival also increased diplomatic sensitivity to King Charles, which serve as the head of the state for both the UK and Canada. Trump’s recent comments suggested that Canada could become the 51st American state, criticizing, and Charles recently confirmed the sovereignty of the country, during a trip to Canada.Trump will stay in Windsor Castle due to the ongoing renewal at Buckingham Palace, as during the last week during the state visit of French President Emmanuel Macron.