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Four years later, in 2018, after being re-elected, Russian President Vladimir Putin chose Austria as the first country to visit. This is the second time he returns to Austria during the State Visit. The landscape of Hofburg Palace is still the same, but welcoming him this time are two new owners, President Alexander Van Der Bellen and the world's youngest Prime Minister Sebastian Kurz
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The two Kings Philippe and Van der Bellen havedifferent backgrounds, one is of royal origin, and the other is a child of a refugee family (once of noble origin) but now, in the eyes of the European public, both of them are giving off a sense of courtesy, virtue and erudition.
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With the attendance of many international figures, the 80th anniversary of the end of World War II was celebrated at the United Nations headquarters.
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