Heir to the British throne, Prince Charles has told Commonwealth leaders that keeping the Queen as head of state or becoming a republic is “a matter for each member country to decide”.
2022/06/24/prince-charles-says-commonwealth-nations-free-to-chart-own-course
2022/06/24/prince-charles-says-commonwealth-nations-free-to-chart-own-course
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