US EditionKing and Trump hail UK-US special relationship in banquet speech
- On September 17, 2025, during his second official visit to the UK, US President Donald Trump participated in a state banquet hosted by King Charles III at Windsor.
- The visit highlighted the lasting and extraordinary connection between the US and UK, shaped by shared history and conflict, resulting in a close friendship that the founding figures of both nations would have found unimaginable.
- King Charles praised the partnership and highlighted cooperation on defense, security, and support for Ukraine while emphasizing a shared commitment to safeguard the environment for future generations.
- Trump called King Charles a "very, very special man" and hailed the Princess of Wales as "so radiant and so healthy and so beautiful," while a toast honored the health and prosperity of the American people.
- The event reaffirmed the unparalleled alliance between the two nations, rooted in deep friendship and mutual commitment, and acknowledged the vast potential for growth in their cooperation.
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Donald Trump’s return to the United Kingdom as a guest of State of King Charles III left on his first day, on Wednesday, images that quickly spread around the world. The walk through Windsor’s gardens, greetings to the princes of Wales, the fireworks addressed to Princess Catherine and the solemnity of the banquet at St. George’s Hall were dissected in detail by the British and international press. However, unlike previous visits, the American p…
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