King Charles calls for US-UK unity in speech to US Congress amid Iran tensions
King Charles III on Tuesday became the first British monarch to address the US Congress since his mother, Queen Elizabeth II, in 1991. His speech was a central event of the state visit – the most high-profile of Charles's reign so far – and will be followed by a state dinner later that evening.
King Charles III on Tuesday became the first British monarch to address the US Congress since his mother, Queen Elizabeth II, in 1991. His speech was a central event of the state visit – the most high-profile of Charles's reign so far – and will be followed by a state dinner later that evening.
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