One would be naive to think Donald Trump’s actions and ideology will only affect America and leave the neighbouring countries unscathed from the whiplash of his decisions. Standing with him and against him both have dire consequences and while some world leaders have chosen to pick a side,

King Charles III — who is Canada’s head of state — sparked anger among Canadians and others online Thursday after he extended an official invite to President Donald Trump for a second state visit to the United Kingdom.

The meeting between Donald Trump and UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer in Washington on Thursday resulted in an “unprecedented” invitation to the US president from Britain’s King Charles III. But what was actually in the letter that Starmer handed over?

US President Donald Trump cools relations with the UK after King Charles III meets with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy in Sandringham. Washington believes the meeting made Trump feel "less special,

King Charles III has invited President Donald Trump to the U.K. for a "historic second state visit." Donald Trump, 78, was presented with the invitation from the U.K. Prime Minister Keir Starmer, on behalf of King Charles,

EXCLUSIVE: Donald Trump has been invited to the UK for a state visit... now what? Royal historian Carolyn Harris explains what this means and what to expect.

The royal family may be one of the most effective cards the British government can play with Trump, who is a known royal enthusiast.

King Charles has made Donald Trump feel "less special" after welcoming Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to Sandringham. Diplomatic sources in Washington claim Trump went "cool" on Britain following the meeting.

EXCLUSIVE: After a very uncomfortable run-in at The White House, President Zelensky made his way to the UK where he was welcomed with open arms.