WINDSOR, England,— U.S. President Donald Trump received a full display of British pageantry on Wednesday as King Charles welcomed him to Windsor Castle at the start of Trump’s second official state visit to the United Kingdom. Elizabeth, who died in 2022, hosted Trump during his first state visit in 2019. A state banquet will follow, with remarks expected from both Charles and Trump. Unlike Trump, Charles has long advocated for environmental causes and interfaith dialogue, positions that contrast with the U.S. leader’s approach. Still, historians say the monarch may view the state visit as a critical diplomatic stage.