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King Charles III will arrive in Washington on Tuesday for a four-day state visit, using a historic address to Congress to underscore the enduring strength of democratic institutions. The Silicon Review reports on the diplomatic balancing act as royal protocol meets political reality. King Charles III arrives in Washington for a four-day state visit that will see him become the first British monarch to address a joint session of the U.S. Congress. The speech, drafted in careful consultation with the British government, will underscore the enduring strength of democratic institutions a pointed message as concerns grow about democratic backsliding in allied nations. The visit is a delicate diplomatic dance. As head of state, the King must remain above politics. Yet a state visit to a country where the president has tested constitutional norms requires extraordinary sensitivity. The King's advisors have crafted a program that emphasizes shared history, cultural ties, and the "special relationship" without appearing to endorse any particular administration. The centerpiece of the visit is the congressional address on Thursday, only the second time a British monarch has spoken before ...