National Day in Belgium has been marked
with scaled down celebrations on Wednesday, tinted by a sombre
atmosphere. The King was visibly moved when, during the
military parade, images of the damage caused by the devastating
floods that have hit Belgium in the past weeks were projected on
the giant screens. His Majesty was seen drying tears, touched by
the tragedy that has caused the death of…
Queen Sonja’s sister-in-law has died
22nd July 2021
Queen Sonja has lost her sister-in-law.
Lis Haraldsen, has died at the age of 87. The death was announced
by the Haraldsen family in the Norwegian newspaper Aftenposten. Lis
Ingeborg Elder was born in Denmark on 22 August 1933 and married
businessman, Haakon Haraldsen…
Queen Margrethe’s visit to Greenland postponed
22nd July 2021
Queen Margrethe of Denmark has recently
been on a visit to the Faroe Islands. It was expected and planned
that the Queen would then travel on for a visit to Greenland.
However, on Tuesday, it was announced that the visit was postponed.
Within the past week, Greenland has…
Princess Sophie of Romania presents prestigious award
22nd July 2021
Princess Sophie of Romania presented the
Best Play of the Year Award to Mihai Ignat at the 30th UNITER Gala
in Bucharest on Monday. The Romanian Princess was present in the
Great Hall of the National Theatre in Bucharest to attend the
Romanian Theatre Union Gala Award Ceremony. Her Royal Highness took
part in the gala alongside the Romanian Presidential Adviser and
the Romanian Minister of…
Queen Mathilde becomes emotional as she watches her eldest daughter take part in her first military parade
21st July 2021
Belgium’s National Day took place on
Wednesday which was marked with scaled-down festivities that
included a thanksgiving service, a military parade and a visit by
the King and Queen to two care homes for people with
disabilities. 2021’s parade saw two royal firsts.
Princess Delphine attends first major public engagement since she became recognised as King Albert's daughter
21st July 2021
Wednesday July 21st marked the
celebration of National Day for Belgium. A holiday that was meant
to symbolise hope and a slow return to some semblance of normalcy
and that instead has been sobered by the death of 31 people due to
intense floods that have hit central…
On Tuesday, the Belgian Royal Family was
out in full force to celebrate the country’s National Day.
King Philippe, Queen Mathilde and their children Princess
Elisabeth, Prince Gabriel, Prince Emmanuel and Princess Éléonore
were at Brussels’s St Michael and Gudule Cathedral for a
traditional Te Deum, or Thanksgiving service. The family
walked in the Cathedral with the King and Queen…
On Tuesday, the King of Spain granted an
audience to a representation of the association Madrid
Futuro. The NGO was born out of the city’s society and aims
to act as a catalyst for projects that would make the Spanish
capital recover faster after the hit it took…
King Philippe and Queen Mathilde of the Belgians observe minute of silence for flood victims
21st July 2021
On Tuesday, on the occasion of Belgium’s
National Day, King Philippe and Queen Mathilde observed a minute of
silence in a fire station in Verviers, Belgium. Their
Majesties visited the station at the end of a day of private visits
with people affected by the…
King Philippe of the Belgians has
delivered his annual speech marking his country’s National Day. The
address, on July 20th 2021, came in the wake of disastrous floods
that have impacted central Europe, causing short of 200 deaths.
Several people are still missing. His speech came on the eve of
National Day when there is usually a concert to celebrate. That has
been…

