The trip was designed to underscore Rishi Sunak’s efforts to rebuild relations with the bloc after Brexit
“Charles will have fewer opportunities to present himself,” said said Arianne Chernock, a royal expert and professor of modern British history at Boston University. “This means that he’ll need to be very disciplined about using those opportunities available to maximize his impact — there won’t be many second chances on this trip.”in September, had something bigger in mind when this coming out party as king was announced.
The king is scheduled to give a speech to the Bundestag, Germany’s parliament, on Thursday. He will also meet Chancellor Olaf Scholz, talk to Ukrainian refugees and meet with British and Germany military personnel who are working together on joint projects. This is the first big test of whether Charles can be an effective conduit for the “soft power” the House of Windsor has traditionally wielded, helping Britain pursue its geopolitical goals through the glitz and glamor of a 1,000-year-old monarchy.
Elizabeth’s influence stemmed in part from the fact that she made more than 100 state visits during her Charles, a former naval officer who is the first British monarch to earn a university degree, is expected toAs Britain’s head of state, the king meets weekly with the prime minister and retains his mother’s role as leader of the Commonwealth.
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