The British Monarchy refers to the constitutional monarchy of the United Kingdom, which is a system of governance where the monarch serves as the head of state within the boundaries of a constitution. This monarchy is one of the oldest in the world, with a lineage that can be traced back over a thousand years. The current monarch, as of 2023, is King Charles III. The roles and powers of the monarch are largely ceremonial, and real political power is exercised by elected officials in Parliament. The monarch’s duties include the opening of Parliament, the granting of royal assent to legislation, and representing the nation on various state occasions. The British Monarchy also plays a crucial role in national identity and cultural heritage, embodying traditions and ceremonies that are an integral part of British history. The institution is supported by a complex structure that includes various members of the royal family, public engagements, charitable work, and various official residences, including Buckingham Palace in London.
King Charles calls for unity and friendship on Commonwealth Day amid global turmoil. He acts as a diplomatic bridge, engaging with global leaders like Ukraine's President Zelensky and Canada’s PM…