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Crown Princess Mary speaks at '10 Years of Action' conference for UN development goals

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10th September 2020
Crown Princess Mary spoke at Wednesday’s ‘A Decade Back – 10 Years of Action’ conference, discussing how to achieve a series of world goals as set out by the United Nations. Speaking from Christiansborg, Crown Princess Mary joined in with experts assembled by the 2030 Network—a group organised by the Folketing, the Danish Finance Committee’s parliamentary working group and the 2030…
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Crown Princess Mary attends summit on building back after COVID-19

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3rd September 2020
Crown Princess Mary attended the opening of a summit in Copenhagen that brought together people and organisations with ideas of how to rebuild following the COVID-19 pandemic. Hosted at BLOX, a “national and international gathering place that engages people in architecture, design and sustainable urban development through exhibitions, events, business development and new partnerships,” the…
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Belgium's Princess Eléonore forced to move to new secondary school

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28th August 2020
Princess Eléonore will soon start secondary school, but not where she’d been previously studying due to a rule change within the school district. The Brussels Times reports that the 12-year-old princess, who’d been studying at the Saint-Jan Berchmans College in Brussels, will now have to find a new school as the Belgian Royal Family lives too far away from their choice. The newspaper…
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The Duchess of Cornwall shares summer reading list

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21st August 2020
The Duchess of Cornwall has released her summer reading list to ‘provide a bit of escapism’ to readers. Her reading list includes mysteries, classics and contemporary works, and Camilla said in a statement: “I am delighted to share a few more of my favourite books. At present, it might be ambitious to describe them as ‘beach reads,’ but I very much hope they provide a welcome bit of…
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