David Charter

David Charter is a seasoned journalist currently serving as the Assistant Editor (US) for The Times, based in Washington DC.3 He is a well-traveled reporter with extensive experience covering international affairs.3

In addition to his journalistic work, Charter is also an author. His most recent book is titled "Royal Audience: 70 Years, 13 Presidents - One Queen's Special Relationship with America".13 This book explores the unique relationship between Queen Elizabeth II and various U.S. presidents over her long reign.

Charter's expertise extends beyond his current role and authorship. He has written several other books, including "Au Revoir, Europe," which was published in 2012, four years before the UK's Brexit referendum.4

As part of his role at The Times, Charter likely contributes to the newspaper's coverage of U.S. politics, international relations, and Anglo-American affairs. His position as Assistant Editor (US) suggests he plays a significant role in shaping The Times' reporting on American issues.

On social media, Charter maintains a presence on Twitter under the handle @DavidCharter, where he describes himself as the Assistant Editor (US) of The Times and promotes his book "Royal Audience".2