US EditionKing Charles III to deploy tiara diplomacy as UK prepares to welcome Trump for second state visit
- King Charles III hosted U.S. President Donald Trump at Windsor Castle on Wednesday for a landmark second state visit, which included elaborate ceremonies and a formal state dinner.
- The visit followed an invitation personally delivered by King Charles to President Trump, orchestrated to strengthen UK-US ties amid complex trade and security relations.
- Key events included a carriage ride escorted by armed forces, a military band playing national anthems, viewing exhibits on shared history, and talks with Prime Minister Keir Starmer at Chequers.
- The state banquet showcased gentlemen dressed in formal white tie attire with tailcoats, while the ladies appeared in elegant designer dresses adorned with sparkling jewels. The enormous Waterloo Table, accommodating 160 attendees, required a meticulous five-day preparation and was set with over 4,000 pieces of ornate silver-gilt tableware.
- The visit symbolized an unprecedented honor for a second term U.S. president and aimed to consolidate the 'special relationship' despite political differences and ongoing international challenges.
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