HistoryPalaces & Buildings

Historic castle destroyed by Turkish earthquake

The massive earthquake that hit Turkey and Syria on Monday has had devastating effects. Over 11,000 people are dead across the two countries, and over tens of thousands have been injured as rescue personnel work to clear rubble and find survivors. There has also been significant physical damage to the landscape and buildings, including a nearly-2,000 year castle.  Gaziantep Castle, in the…
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OpinionThe Netherlands

OPINION: Focus on Princess Amalia's potential and don't body shame her

Princess Amalia of the Netherlands has been on a trip with her parents, King Willem-Alexander and Queen Máxima, to the Dutch Caribbean. The Princess of Orange is visiting Bonaire, Aruba, Curaçao, St Maarten, St Eustatius and Saba – all countries Amalia will one day be monarch of; the Royal House has said the tour is meant to introduce the Princess to the Caribbean part of the Dutch…
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FeaturesKing Charles III

King Charles the Charitable

He has only been King for four months, but King Charles III may already have his new moniker: King Charles the Charitable. Of course, he is the patron of hundreds of charities, but it goes beyond just having the privilege of being a patron. King Charles visits charities, writes personal checks and encourages others to become involved. Aware of the cost-of-living crisis in the United…
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OpinionPrincess Anne and Family

It’s about time Princess Anne’s hardworking husband, Sir Tim Laurence, is properly recognised by The King

To the average person, Sir Timothy Laurence will not be a familiar name, nor will his face invoke many memories. However, he is undoubtably one of the harder working members of The Royal Family, and indeed, is married to the person many consider to be the hardest working royal – Princess Anne. Her Royal Highness has enjoyed a busy start to 2023, visiting Cyprus and Estonia, in addition…
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