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King Frederik met the Danish Navy's newly graduated sub-lieutenants

During the ceremony, His Majesty expressed his recognition for the training they had completed and warmly congratulated each of the newly qualified officers.

u/ashlynxo — 2 days ago
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Queen Rania shares photos from the birth of Talia and Rania, Princess Iman's newborn twin daughters

u/ashlynxo — 3 days ago
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King Harald admitted to hospital

A press release from the court reads:

"The King has been treated with cortisone for the blood disease hemolytic anemia in recent weeks. This has led to fluid accumulation in the body that requires treatment in hospital.

The King is on sick leave for two weeks. His Royal Highness the Crown Prince is Regent during this period."

u/ashlynxo — 3 days ago
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Liechtenstein changes succession law from male-only to absolute primogeniture, allowing women to inherit the throne, announced by Prince Alois in his Liechtenstein Day Speech on August 15th.

u/sics2014 — 5 days ago
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Princess Iman has announced her twin daughters' names

The names are Talia and Rania.

u/ashlynxo — 5 days ago
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Princess Iman of Jordan has given birth to twin girls

These are the second and third children for Princess Iman of Jordan and her husband, Jameel Alexander Themiotis. They have an older daughter, Amina.

u/ashlynxo — 6 days ago
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James, Earl of Wessex will soon begin studying at the Royal Agricultural University

James, Earl of Wessex (legally, His Royal Highness Prince James of Edinburgh), the King's nephew, will soon begin studying Rural Land & Property Management at the Royal Agricultural University, having achieved the A-Level results he needed. Recently he had been spotted driving tractors and helping at the Sandringham agricultural estate while waiting for the results. Congratulations to James! 👏🏻

u/METBMDMPHAPhD — 7 days ago
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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 — 6 days ago
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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