Prince Sverre Magnus of Norway will study Bachelor of Business Management at Forward College in Lisbon this fall

The teaching will take place in Lisbon for the first year and then the education will take place in Paris and Berlin, respectively.

u/Good-Application5 — 7 days ago

The Sultan of Brunei Strips His Daughter-in-Law of Her Royal Titles

Prince Abdul Malik’s wife is no longer a princess. The Sultan of Brunei, issued a royal decree to remove royal titles from his daughter-in-law Raabi’atul Adawiyyah.

Raabi’atul, 33, is married to Prince Abdul Malik, who is fourth in line to the throne in Brunei. According to New Straits Times, the Office of the Grand Chamberlain announced the royal decree, and “the revocation was carried out following conduct by Pengiran Raabi’atul Adawiyyah that was deemed unbecoming of a spouse of a member of the royal family. Her actions were also found to have tarnished the monarchy’s good name and demonstrated a lack of respect towards Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah.” What, exactly, she did remains unclear.

Raabi’atul and Prince Abdul Malik married in 2015, and have four children together. Their children’s titles will reportedly remain unaffected.

Prince Abdul Malik is the Sultan’s second son.

u/Good-Application5 — 8 days ago

Princess Ingrid Alexandra has started as an exchange student at the University of Oslo

Princess Ingrid Alexandra is an exchange student at the Faculty of Social Sciences

u/Good-Application5 — 8 days ago

Princess Ilyana of Pahang marries British racing driver Christopher Lionel Froggatt

Malaysia has nine royal households, (Johor, Kedah, Kelantan, Pahang, Perak, Perlis, Selangor, Terengganu, and Negeri Sembilan), who typically take turns to sit on the throne, and the selection of the next king is decided by a vote in the Council of Rulers, made up of all nine royal households.

Nine hereditary sultans from each state take turns to be the monarch, called also ‘yang di-pertuan agong’ for five-year terms.

u/Good-Application5 — 10 days ago

Security for Prince Harry's visits to Canada topped all internationally protected persons

Canadian taxpayers spent more to protect Prince Harry over five years during his visits to Canada than any other internationally protected person over the same period, CBC News has learned.

According to a document obtained by CBC News under Canada's access to information law, the RCMP spent at least $539,575 to provide security between 2014/15 and 2019/20 when Prince Harry travelled to Canada for events like the Invictus Games and to date his future wife, Meghan Markle.

The document also reveals that his security costs were much higher than the $334,337 initially revealed by the RCMP in 2021.

u/Good-Application5 — 22 days ago

King Philippe, Queen Mathilde, Princess Elisabeth and Prince Gabriel attend the wedding of Isabel von Habsburg-Lothringen, Archduchess of Austria and Charles of Palacio Gaytán de Ayala

u/Good-Application5 — 26 days ago

The Belgian Royal palace announced Princess Eléonore will begin the Liberal Arts & Sciences bachelor's programme at University College Utrecht (UCU) in Netherlands

In this 3-year English-taught program, students design their own curriculum across the humanities, social sciences, and sciences to earn a BA or BSc degree.

u/Good-Application5 — 28 days ago

Spanish Royal family attend the delivery of Royal Employment Offices at the General Academy of Air and Space in Santiago de la Ribera

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