Spain

King Felipe and Queen Letizia set to leave funeral commemorations of princess early to return to Spain after train accident leaves dozens dead

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19th January 2026
King Felipe and Queen Letizia are cutting short their time in Greece and missing the reception events following the burial of his aunt, Princess Irene, to return to Spain after a terrible accident left dozens dead. Felipe and Letizia decided to leave the funeral ceremonies for Irene early after the full scale of a train crash at Adamuz in Andalucia became clear. At least 39 people have been…
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Denmark

King Frederik sees Denmark hit by tariffs over Greenland as Donald Trump increases push for US takeover

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17th January 2026
King Frederik has stood firmly by the side of Greenland, part of his realm, and he’s now seen his whole country hit with tariffs as a result. As US President, Donald Trump, continues his push to take over Greenland, he’s announced 10% tariffs on all countries which oppose that move. Denmark is obviously top of the list and the tariffs will come in on February 1 2026. Also…
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Royal News

Princess Irene of Greece dies at the age of 83

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15th January 2026
Princess Irene of Greece and Denmark has died at the age of 83. Princess Irene passed away peacefully at her home in Madrid with her sister, Queen Sofia of Spain, at her side. The princess had been ill for some time and her condition had deteriorated in the past few…
Spain

Spain's Queen Sofia cancels all her engagements for family reasons

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13th January 2026
Queen Sofia has cancelled all of her upcoming engagements after her sister’s health deteriorated. Sofia, 88, has put all of her diary on hold after her younger sibling, Princess Irene, underwent a decline. It’s understood that Queen Sofia doesn’t want to leave her sister’s side. Princess Irene has been ill for sometime and Sofia has been a constant support as her…
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British Royals

The Duchess of Edinburgh speaks out on Sudan war as 1,000 day milestone is reached

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9th January 2026
The Duchess of Edinburgh has called for more international support for people in Sudan as the country reaches 1,000 days of conflict. Sophie has written a passionate opinion piece on the human cost of the civil wear in Sudan which is already estimated to have led to the deaths of 150,000 people with 12 million fleeing to escape. In a piece for the Daily Telegraph, as the milestone of 1,000…
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