Donald Trump arrives in the Great Britain on Tuesday to a historical second state visit during which the British government will invest all efforts in an attempt to flock to the unpredictable American president.
While wars are still raging in Ukraine and in the Middle East, and the great economies are struggling with American tariffs, Britain hopes that the splendor of its monarchy will help Trump stay on her side.
But controversies around the sex offender Jeffrey Epstein and the freedom of speech could create some unpleasant moments when Trump sat down with British Prime Minister Keir Starmer, which is in trouble.
Trump was a long fascinated by the royal family and will be honored with a brake procession with King Charles III and a large state banquet in the Windsor Castle.
It will also be held away from the crowds and demonstrators, outside London, where large demonstrations against the 79-year-old Republican are convened.
Labor Leader Starmer is not a natural partner to the right-wing lid, but he worked to win him from his return to the White House in January.
– This is really special, this has never happened before, this is unprecedented – said Starmer while in February in the oval cabinet personally presented the letter of the Trump in which he invites him to a state visit.
(Vijesti.ba / Fena)
