Norway

Princess Ingrid Alexandra recovers from Covid-19 and heads back to school

Princess Ingrid Alexandra is back at school again, after recovering from the coronavirus. The news was confirmed by her father, Crown Prince Haakon, to the Norwegian TV-channel NRK. NRK asked His Royal Highness during an event at the Norwegian National Archive on September 1st 2021 with the Crown Prince replying: “Princess Ingrid is well and back at school again. She felt it a little, but she…
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Serbia

Crown Prince Alexander and Crown Princess Katherine make large donation to children's dental clinic

Last week, Crown Prince Alexander and Crown Princess Katherine of Serbia visited the children dental clinic in the Health Centre of the city of Topola. Thanks to the generous donation of 20.000 euros through the Crown Princess Katherine Foundation, the children’s dental clinic in the Health Centre “St. George” from Topola has been completely reconstructed and fully equipped with all the…
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Greece

Queen Anne-Marie of Greece marks 75th birthday

On Monday, Queen Anne-Marie of Greece turned 75. The Queen celebrated her birthday in private at the royal couple’s home in Porto Heli, Greece, with parts of her Greece and Danish family. Queen Anne-Marie of Greece was celebrated throughout the day by her husband…
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Queen Margrethe admits she’s never had whiskey

Queen Margrethe shared some insight into her personal alcohol preferences during a visit to Thisted Municipality on Monday. While touring Gyrup Farm, which produces Thy Whiskey, the Queen revealed, “It’s not something I’ve ever drunk myself,” when shown how the distillery works. The Queen learned how Gyrup Farm has been owned and operated by the same family for eight…
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Belgium

Princess Elisabeth to study at Oxford this fall

The Duchess of Brabant is headed to the United Kingdom to further her education, the Belgian Royal House announced on Tuesday. In a press release, it was announced that Princess Elisabeth would begin her studies at Lincoln College, which is connected to Oxford University…
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Crown Prince Frederik to take part in a security policy course

Crown Prince Frederik will take part in an upcoming security policy course at the invitation of the Chief of Defence. The Danish Royal House announced the news over the weekend, stating that Crown Prince Frederik will take part in the two-week course in the final week of August and in the week of 20-26 September in Zealand. “[C]ourse participants are introduced to highly topical topics of…
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