King Charles to acknowledge differences with US, stress ‘reconciliation and renewal’
The king will say “the two countries have always found ways to come together,” according to a preview of his remarks by Buckingham Palace first reported by The New York Times and obtained by The Hill. The king is also expected to focus on joint U.S. and British accomplishments, including cooperation in the Middle East and Ukraine, and take note of the NATO defense pact and the submarine partnership with Australia and the United States, called AUKUS. King Charles and his wife, Queen Camilla, are visiting Washington to mark the 250th anniversary of the United States’s independence from the United Kingdom and to try to smooth tensions between President Trump and the British government.
- ▪The king will say “the two countries have always found ways to come together,” according to a preview of his remarks by Buckingham Palace first reported by The New York Times and obtained by The Hill.
- ▪The king is also expected to focus on joint U.S. and British accomplishments, including cooperation in the Middle East and Ukraine, and take note of the NATO defense pact and the submarine partnership with Australia and the United States, c
- ▪King Charles and his wife, Queen Camilla, are visiting Washington to mark the 250th anniversary of the United States’s independence from the United Kingdom and to try to smooth tensions between President Trump and the British government.
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International King Charles to acknowledge differences with US, stress ‘reconciliation and renewal’ Comments: by Laura Kelly - 04/28/26 9:12 AM ET Comments: Link copied by Laura Kelly - 04/28/26 9:12 AM ET Comments: Link copied NOW PLAYING King Charles III of Britain will reportedly acknowledge on Tuesday the current strains between London and the Trump administration but plans to emphasize to a joint meeting of Congress the special ties that bind the United Kingdom and United States. The king will say “the two countries have always found ways to come together,” according to a preview of his remarks by Buckingham Palace first reported by The New York Times and obtained by The Hill.
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