Trump and King Charles III Clash in Symbolism During Washington Visit

British monarch King Charles III arrived in the United States to restore order in the shared Anglo-Saxon home, but Donald Trump showed him a thriving American beehive. Charles III Sent to Washington to Pressure Trump The British royal family serves as a powerful instrument of "soft power.” The visit of King Charles III to the United States was intended to advance British diplomatic and economic interests, as politicians in London had managed to seriously fall out with Trump. The king does not possess real power, but he acts as a "point of consolidation” for Anglo-Saxons and elites in former colonies, standing above party and other divisions. During his speech in the US Congress on April 28, Charles called on American lawmakers to show "unwavering determination” in supporting Ukraine. The king referred to the joint struggle of the United States and Britain in the world wars and after the events of September 11, recalling the activation of NATO's Article 5 and drawing a parallel with today's need to "defend Ukraine.”