A petition filed with Thailand's National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC) claims that 44 former Move Forward Party (MFP) Members of Parliament attempted to undermine the monarchy.

Support for the monarchy is reportedly declining following recent scandals, with public opinion divided between those who appreciate the royal couple's representation and those advocating for a republic.

A long-standing debate continues in the United Kingdom regarding the advantages and disadvantages of the monarchy, with some criticizing its cult of birth and privilege, while others see it as a guarantor of stability.

Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie are caught in a royal conflict as their father's Epstein scandal leads to public discussion about their future roles in the monarchy, with fears they may be penalized for his actions.

A tribute article recounts the unknown history of Mirash Ivanaj, a former Minister of Education during the Monarchy, including an anecdote about his time in Burrel prison with Mehmet Shehu and Bedri Spahiu.

A new poll indicates that two-thirds of Norwegians believe Crown Princess Mette-Marit handled the Epstein case poorly, with only 20% approving of her actions, leading to concerns about the monarchy's standing.

As Nepal prepares for general elections next week, calls to restore the monarchy have also resurfaced across the country.

Iran is a vast, ethnically diverse Muslim-majority country rich in resources that has been ruled by a clerical system since the 1979 revolution ousted the monarchy. The post From oil to religion:…

Prince Andrew's ongoing disgrace is seen as a significant turning point, signaling the end of traditional British deference towards the monarchy and aristocracy.

Stéphane Bern, a French royal expert, commented on Prince Andrew's continued association with the Epstein affair, suggesting that King Charles III had anticipated the scandal and was working to distance the 'black sheep' from the monarchy.

Times letters: Future of the monarchy after Andrew’s arrest  The Times

Times letters: Future of the monarchy after Andrew’s arrest  The Times

Letters to The Times discuss the future of the monarchy following the arrest of Prince Andrew.

Prince Andrew's arrest and ongoing investigations, particularly concerning what his bodyguards knew, are creating a 'dangerous moment' for the monarchy.

King Charles III is reportedly creating a 'cordon sanitaire' around Prince Andrew to 'save the monarchy,' with increasing pressure for legislative reform to remove him from the line of succession.

The Danish Royal Family was seen together in Copenhagen, looking stylish as they spent Easter Sunday. The public appearance marked a festive occasion for the monarchy.

A report delves into the British royal family's secret 'Balmoral Test,' a high-stakes audition where potential brides are discreetly judged on their manners, country life skills, and loyalty to the monarchy.

Following the brief detention of former Prince Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, more Britons are questioning the relevance of the monarchy, coinciding with new biographies of Elizabeth II and Charles III.

A valuable item that 'accompanied' many exiled Iranians to Europe, America, and the world after the fall of the monarchy was the Pahlavi, or the Shah of Persia's half-sovereign.

A renowned Norwegian political scientist, Iver B. Neumann, explains why the monarchy should outlast royal family scandals, drawing comparisons between Norway and Switzerland.

Amidst changes within the British royal family, Prince William faces the challenge of balancing his institutional role with personal challenges, with focus on his concerns for Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor and the future of the monarchy.

An analysis explores whether former King Gyanendra Shah could regain influence in Nepal's current political climate, two decades after the monarchy's ouster.

The British royal family is under renewed scrutiny following the arrest of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, prompting discussions about the monarchy's public image and King Charles's recent appearances.

A podcast discusses whether Prince Andrew's actions and the release of related documents could impact the British monarchy.

Letters to The Times discuss the future of the British monarchy following the arrest of Prince Andrew, indicating public concern and debate.

Times letters: Future of the monarchy after Andrew’s arrest  The Times

Times letters: Future of the monarchy after Andrew’s arrest  The Times

Today, King Harald turns 89. He works even more than before, and receives near top marks from the people, a new poll shows. At the same time, support for the monarchy is plummeting and has never been lower.

A discussion in Denmark suggests that the monarchy, rather than young members of parliament, is perceived as the core issue.

The monarchy is reportedly attempting a "comeback," receiving full support from in-laws, suggesting a renewed effort to strengthen its public image or influence.

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Protesters gathered outside Westminster Abbey on Commonwealth Day, demanding answers from the royal family regarding Prince Andrew's arrest, with the consequences expected to impact the monarchy for some time.

Biographer Laurence Debray discusses King Juan Carlos's new memoir, stating that the former monarch believes the monarchy is not a given in Spain and seeks reconciliation and a way to speak to younger generations.

The collapse of the monarchy in Iran was a gradual process, with a growing rift between Mohammad Reza Pahlavi's authoritarian modernization attempts and the expectations of the masses during the last decade of his reign.

The president of Norway's anti-monarchy movement, Norge som republikk, expresses optimism about the monarchy's eventual fall, despite current majority support for the royal family.

The Spanish Communist Party (PCE) reportedly warned about far-right hoaxes aimed at implicating the King in the 23-F coup attempt, expressing concern for the monarchy as a democratic institution.

MPs are voting to release documents related to Prince Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's appointment as trade envoy, sparking renewed discussion about his past conduct in the role.

On February 24, 1848, Louis-Philippe I, the last king of France, abdicated, marking the end of the monarchy and the beginning of the Second Republic in France.

Times letters: Future of the monarchy after Andrew’s arrest  The Times

The Times publishes letters from readers discussing the future of the British monarchy, specifically in the context of Prince Andrew's arrest.

A review of recent British royal family scandals covers everything from Edward VIII's abdication to conspiracy theories surrounding Kate Middleton, detailing various 'cataclysms' faced by the monarchy.