
Trump Accepts King Charles' Invitation for Historic Second UK State Visit - EconoTimes
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
76% : British Prime Minister Keir Starmer personally delivered the invitation to Trump at the White House, where the U.S. president read it aloud and admired the King's signature.73% : Donald Trump has accepted an invitation from King Charles for a state visit to Britain, making him the first elected leader in modern history to receive two state visits from a British monarch.
71% : Trump joins an exclusive list of U.S. presidents granted state visits, alongside Barack Obama and George W. Bush.
67% : Trump immediately confirmed his attendance, stating he and First Lady Melania Trump were honored to accept.
66% : Trump previously visited the UK in 2019 during his first term, attending a lavish state banquet and meeting Queen Elizabeth II and then-Prince Charles.
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