The United Kingdom has been the scene of
a terrorist attack three times this year, and yet the British Royal
Family has remained largely quiet, leaving many wondering why. In
March a terrorist attack took place near the Palace of Westminster,
the seat of the British Parliament. Four people were killed, and
over 50 were injured when the attacker drove a car into pedestrians
on the pavement. A…
Each royal family has its own way of
dealing with the media. However, other European monarchies should
follow the example of the Swedish Royal Family when it comes to
their approach to the press. The Swedes are by far the most open
and friendly of the royal families to the…
The Queen - trusting in God for 91 years
21st April 2017
The new pound coin in the UK bears an
image of the Queen’s head, surrounded by the words ‘ELIZABETH II
D.G.REG.F.D.’ It stands for: ‘Elizabeth II Dei Gratia Regina Fidei
Defensor.’ (‘Elizabeth II, by the Grace of God, Queen, Defender of
the Faith.’ in…
How seriously does Prince William take his royal duties?
14th March 2017
Everything the Royals do or don’t do is
closely scrutinized by both the media and the public. The
Cambridges haven’t been without controversy. They’ve been dubbed
workshy and lazy. Even Prince Harry couldn’t escape that label when
his grandparents and father and stepmother worked more than his
brother, sister-in-law and him last year. The Duchess of Cambridge
was heavily…
The dog-whistle racism against Meghan Markle has to stop
8th February 2017
Royal Central’s Editor talks about his
experience of moderating racist abuse against Meghan Markle, and
why it has to stop. It is February 2018, yet I find myself writing
a headline about why racism has to stop. Since the news emerged in
2016 that Harry and Meghan were…
Who are the best members of the Royal Family to meet the Trumps?
2nd February 2017
President Trump hasn’t been in office for
two weeks, yet, he has caused controversy from the moment it was
announced he was running for the most powerful position in the
United States. Contention continues to follow him; particularly
among royals. Prince Harry is the…
Opinion: The Queen should meet President Trump
29th January 2017
This is an opinion piece by Royal
Central’s Benjamin Knights, and why he thinks it would be a grave
error to withdraw a State Visit invitation to Donald Trump. Nobody
can claim that Donald Trump’s first week as President of the United
States was not controversial. The billionaire property tycoon put
many of his unorthodox campaign pledges in action and signalled
that there would be no…
An opinion piece by Jamie Samhan looking
at whether Donald Trump’s invitation for a State Visit to the UK
should be rescinded. Only a day after Donald Trump met with Theresa
May and a State Visit by the new President was announced, Donald
Trump introduced a Muslim ban…
Why Prince Charles must be King
20th January 2017
It may shock some people who peruse this
site to realise that, despite some misconceptions to the contrary,
it is not the nature of the British Monarchy for its kings to be
chosen by popular vote. World-shattering, I know, but please,
humour me. By law, by tradition, and by…
One of the downsides to being royal are
the lack of privacy, media scrutiny, and paparazzi following their
every move. Each royal has their own way of dealing with these
things. I’ve often said to friends and coworkers that the Swedish
Royal Family has the best outlook and way to deal with the
intrusive paparazzi. However, Princess Madeleine – the youngest of
King Carl XVI Gustaf and…

