London: US president Donald Trump arrived in the UK on Monday. The White House assumes this visit as a chance to honor the shared sacrifice and service between the United States and its longtime friend Britain. Trump's visit will be state. The visit's agenda includes a meeting with Queen Elizabeth II in London, the D-Day commemoration ceremony on both sides of the English Channel and her first visit to Ireland as president.

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However, the US president is reaching a moment when he has a crisis of impeachment in his country, and there is also political uncertainty on this side of the Atlantic Ocean. A few days after Trump's visit, British PM Teresa may abdicate her post. In the meantime, French President Ammanuel Macron may call for the strengthening of multinational relations on the 75 anniversary of the Second World War.

"I sincerely hope that the president and all the leaders will focus on the extraordinary prowess of D-day," said Heather Conli, vice-president of the Centre for Strategic and International Studies. Trump and his family could also face tremendous protests in Britain for two days as well . In the meantime, talks with the royal family and the glittering dinner at Buckingham Palace will also be held at their reception.

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