Britain’s Charles III will arrive in Germany` for his first state visit as king, after a planned trip to France was postponed in the face of political protests. | AFP
The decision to call on close neighbours first is widely seen as an attempt to build post-Brexit bridges, with Steinmeier calling it “an important European gesture”.
The fascination with the House of Windsor has not dimmed since the death last year of Elizabeth II, Hartmann told AFP. Steinmeier and the royal couple will then visit a British-German military unit as well as an organic farm in the surrounding state of Brandenburg. The royal couple will stay next to the Brandenburg Gate at the famous Adlon Hotel, which has regularly played hosts to celebrities passing through Berlin.
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