President Biden is in Europe this week. He’ll first talk climate change with King Charles. Then he’s meeting NATO leaders in Vilnius, Lithuania to talk about the war in Ukraine.
President Biden is heading to the United Kingdom where he will meet King Charles at Windsor Castle on Monday to talk about a priority they both share: addressing climate change.
Biden and the king will be talking about how to finance climate aid for developing countries most affected by climate change.
Biden will also meet British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, their sixth meeting since Sunak came into office last October. The two leaders are expected to discuss, among other things, the war in Ukraine.
This stop in London is part of a five-day trip that is largely focused on Russia’s war in Ukraine. Biden and other NATO leaders will meet in Vilnius, Lithuania starting on Tuesday.
Biden has focused his foreign policy on rebuilding ties with allies — ties that he has said were severed during the Trump administration.Sweden’s membership in NATO is a key unresolved issue
Biden often points out that Russia’s invasion of Ukraine prompted two historically neutral countries to apply to join the alliance: Finland and Sweden.
