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King Carl XVI Gustaf celebrates Swedish forests

From the Swedish monarch’s lockdown residence Stenhammar Palace just outside Stockholm, King Carl XVI Gustaf attended a digital event entitled The Forest Day on Wednesday. The King of Sweden has a deep commitment to issues concerning nature, the environment and forests. His Majesty participated in the conference and opened the digital event with a speech. In his speech, the King said…
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Sweden's Royal Court issues an update on Princess Sofia’s pregnancy

In December 2020, announced that Prince Carl Philip and Princess Sofia are expecting their third child. At that time, December 11, the following statement was issued by the Royal Court: “We are happy and look forward to welcoming our third child, a sibling to Prince Alexander and Prince Gabriel. A new little member of our family.” Now the Swedish Royal Court has given an update on the…
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Prince Carl Philip and family celebrate the Third Sunday of Advent and St Lucia's Day

Prince Carl Philip, Princess Sofia, Prince Alexander and Prince Gabriel of Sweden marked the Third Sunday of Advent and St Lucia’s Day on Sunday with a family video released by the Royal Court. The video was filmed at the family’s home at the Royal Djurgården in Stockholm and stockings can be seen hanging by the fireplace for Princes Alexander and Gabriel, as well as the…
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King of Sweden sends greeting to Nobel Laureates

As the traditional gala and awarding of the Nobel Prizes could not take place in person this year, King Carl XVI Gustaf of Sweden has sent a video greeting to the Noble Laureates on what would have been the day of the glamorous events. However, a small ceremony took place…
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Police confirm attempted break in at Crown Princess Victoria's home

The Swedish Royal Court has confirmed that a person tried to enter Haga Palace where Crown Princess Victoria and her family live. The news was first reported by the Swedish newspaper “Expressen”, but later the head of communications at the Swedish court confirmed that there had been an incident at Haga. Margreta Thorgren, Head of Communications at the Swedish Court, also confirmed to the…
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