public square. welcome to all of you in the united states and around the world. i m fareed zakaria coming to you live from new york. today on the program the coronation of charles iii. how different will his reign be from that of his mother? we will explore. also, the curious case of the alleged attack on the kremlin. china s power play in the asia pacific and the american economy. our talk about all of that and more with an all-star panel. finally, bernard le vie started filming in ukraine just days after the war began. i ll talk to him about his new documentary slafa ukraine and how he thinks this tragic war will e. but first here s my take. we now have a biden doctrine. the biden administration has set it out in a striking, recent address by the national security adviser jake sullivan. sullivan outlines the administration s international economic policy, but it is really the overarching framework for president biden s approach to the world defining in luc
king charles iii has had to plan his coronation with careful diplomacy navigating touchy personal issues like what to do with his son harry and his brother andrew. but that is nothing compared to one of his predecessors, george iv, who insisted that his own wife be denied entry to his coronation in 1821. amongst his wife, caroline of brunswick s offenses were eating raw onion, flirting pro miss wasly and swearing like a sailor. king george pressed an adultery case against her, hoping their marriage would be dissolved by the time he was anointed king. the plan didn t work. caroline with her earthy qualities was loved by the commoners who were growing discontented by the british monarchy and add into the mix an