Denmark

Prince Felix gives up his military training

Prince Felix of Denmark, the second grandchild of Queen Margrethe, has chosen to stop his education at the Army’s Lieutenant Training. The news came in a surprise statement issued by the Danish Royal Court which read: “His Highness Prince Felix has decided to interrupt the training course at the Army’s Lieutenant Training, which Prince Felix began in August at the Gardehus Barracks in…
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Danish Crown Princely Family takes part in 2021 Royal Run

On Sunday in Denmark, several cities in the country hosted their races for this year’s Royal Run.  The Crown Princely Family spread out across the hosting cities to be present in as many places as possible and ran different distances.  The Royal Run is a sporting event that was first created to celebrate Crown Prince Frederik’s 50th birthday in 2018, and it was so successful that it…
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Denmark

Prince Christian prepares to leave home for new school

Denmark’s future king, Prince Christian, will move away from home in just a few weeks. The second in line to the throne will start at a new school, a prestigious boarding college situated a good distance from Copenhagen. Prince Christian completed his school education in Gentofte this summer, and it has been confirmed that the future Danish king will attend the prestigious boarding school…
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Queen Margrethe’s visit to Greenland postponed

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…
Denmark

Queen Margrethe concludes her visit to the Faroe Islands

Queen Margrethe of Denmark has concluded her official visit to the Faroe Islands. The trip began on 15 July and concluded on 19 July. The Faroe Islands belong to the Danish monarchy, but have internal self-government regulated in the Home Rule Act of 1948. The Faroe Islands do not have their own constitution. On July 18, the Queen began the day in the village of Nes, where Her Majesty attended…
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