Theresa May invokes Churchill and FDR to try to keep Donald Trump onside

Malcolm Chalmers, deputy director of the Royal United Services Institute think-tank, said the charter was “a fitting reminder of the key role that the UK and the US played in creating the postwar multilateral order — notably through the UN and Nato”. “The single biggest worry that the UK foreign policy establishment now has about America is that its president is instinctively hostile to these key pillars of the international order created at that time.”