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UK king to address Congress on US trip

Punch Nigeria 27 days 1 mins read

King Charles III will address the US Congress during his first state visit this month, marking the shared history and deep ties between the two nations. Read More: https://punchng.com/uk-king-to-address-congress-on-us-trip/

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