Princess Anne joined commemorations in Chania marking the 85th anniversary of the Battle of Crete, honouring the enduring Greek-British alliance.

Authorities say their inquiry into the king’s younger brother is extensive and complex, involving multiple allegations, witness interviews and cooperation requests with U.S. officials

The British royal’s trip includes commemorations marking the 85th anniversary of the Battle of Crete, a key World War II event that forged lasting ties between Greece and the United Kingdom.

Representing King Charles III, the Princess Royal will travel to Athens and Crete for ceremonies marking the 85th anniversary of the Battle of Crete, including memorial services honoring British and Commonwealth forces who fought alongside Greeks during World War II

Local media and commemorative organizers report that the British royal will attend 85th anniversary ceremonies on Crete later this month, although Buckingham Palace has not yet officially confirmed the visit

During King Charles’s US visit, New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani suggested the British monarch return the Koh-i-Noor diamond, a historic gem long claimed by India and linked to Britain’s colonial past.

While diplomacy remained at the forefront, attention inevitably turned to the evening’s standout fashion moments—most notably the appearances of Queen Camilla and Melania Trump.

On a high-profile state visit, the British monarch seeks to reinforce transatlantic ties despite tensions over Iran, NATO and the Falklands, with a message focused on shared values and cooperation

From a tense Commons hearing to a high-stakes state visit, the King’s most consequential trip unfolds amid geopolitical tension, political controversy and the long shadow of scandal.

As Britain faces tensions with Washington over Iran and the lingering Epstein scandal, King Charles visits the US to mark American independence's 250th anniversary, a symbolic but carefully limited diplomatic gesture, experts say

The British monarch will travel to the United States in April as London seeks to ease strained relations with President Donald Trump, using royal diplomacy to stabilize ties affected by disagreements over the Iran conflict

Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor moves to King Charles’ Norfolk estate after U.S. Justice Department files suggest continued contact with Jeffrey Epstein, while police review fresh allegations against the former royal

UK Prime Minister says Andrew should appear before U.S. Congress after new files reveal continued contact with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, to support victims and clarify his involvement.

The regularity of treatment is going to be significantly reduced - but the King, 77, is not described as being in remission or "cured"

British author Andrew Lownie claims in a new bestseller that Prince Andrew exploited his royal status for personal gain, calling the royal family “a mafia-style operation” rife with financial corruption and protection from accountability