European RoyalsLuxembourg

Luxembourg royals open property for Ukrainian refugees

The Grand Ducal Court of Luxembourg will offer housing for Ukrainian refugees on some of their private properties.  Luxembourgish Prime Minister Xavier Bettel made the announcement on Tuesday, 29 March, during a press conference.  However, the Prime Minister was unable to reveal further details on when the refugees are expected to arrive, how many people will be able to receive shelter in…
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Sweden

Swedish Royal Family launches new website

The Swedish Royal Family has launched a new website with a sleeker design following in the footsteps of their Scandinavian counterparts, the Danish Royal Family, a few months ago. The website is available in Swedish and English and has a focus on the Royal House, which consists of King Carl Gustaf, Queen Silvia, Crown Princess Victoria, Prince Daniel, Princess Estelle, Prince Oscar, Prince…
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Norway

Crown Princess Mette Marit meets Ukrainian refugees in her own home municipality

Crown Princess Mette Marit of Norway has met Ukrainian refugees who have arrived in her home municipality of Asker to welcome them and to find out more about how the area is working to facilitate the reception of many Ukrainian refugees in the future. In Asker, on March 25th 2022, the Crown Princess and Mayor Lene Conradi met two siblings who have been directly affected by the war – an…
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Denmark

Princess Isabella to change school this autumn

Princess Isabella has been a student at the school of Tranegårdskolen in Gentofte since first grade. However, when the new school year begins this autumn, Princess Isabella is to continue her schooling at Herlufsholm in Næstved, where her older brother, Prince Christian…
Sweden

Princess Madeleine reveals new family member

Princess Madeleine of Sweden has revealed a new family member on her official Instagram account. The Princess, who resides in Florida with her family, shared a photo of her family’s beloved dog, Teddy, who they have had for about two years. In her post…
European RoyalsPrince Philip

European royals turn out in force to support The Queen in remembering Prince Philip

Royals from Europe and beyond turned out in force on Tuesday morning to remember the life of Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, at Westminster Abbey. Foreign heads of state including the Kings and Queens attended the service of thanksgiving in London, eleven months after Prince Philip died aged 99. FULL LIST OF OVERSEAS ROYALTY IN ATTENDANCE The King and Queen of the Belgians; The Queen…
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