The United Kingdom has carefully prepared a grand display of pomp and circumstance, led by the most glamorous monarchy on the planet, to flatter Donald Trump on his second state visit to British soil (the first was during his first term in 2019). Trump and Melania were received by the Prince and Princess of Wales, William and Kate Middleton, in Windsor Gardens and were accompanied to the presence of Charles III and Camilla. There, Trump was able to ride in a royal carriage and participate in several military ceremonies during which the national anthems of both countries were played. The icing on the cake will be the state banquet at St. George's Hall hosted by the British royal family.

It seems like an impossible mission, worthy of Tom Cruise. But the hero who is not very much of a hero is called Keir Starmer and not Ethan Hunt. Will the British Prime Minister be able to convince Donald Trump not to abandon Ukraine and Europe to their fate, and not to leave Kiev and Brussels and the rest of the European capitals at the mercy of Vladimir Putin?