King Charles hasn’t made any official public statements on current high-level political matters that are critical for countries where he is head of state. But in his recent actions, there could be subtle signals and a reflection of the kind of soft power and diplomacy the monarchy can try to exert.

Here is the full text of the King’s Commonwealth Day broadcast: “Last October, leaders from across the Commonwealth came together in Samoa to reaffirm their ‘belief in the value of the Commonwealth as a trusted forum where diverse voices of our member states, the large and the small, the young and the old, come together as one family’.

KING Charles is calling for unity in a Commonwealth Day message – amid reports Ukraine could be invited to join. In his annual Commonwealth Day message tomorrow Charles, 76, will speak of

Kate Middleton is set to attend the Commonwealth Day Service, a key event for the royal family. All about the Princess of Wales' RSVP next week.

King to praise Commonwealth’s ability to bring people together in annual address - This year’s Commonwealth Day theme is Together We Thrive, which celebrates the ‘enduring spirit of the Commonwealth family’.

King Charles is set to deliver a message recognising "uncertain times" across the world as he marks Commonwealth Day on Monday with a special celebration at Westminster Abbey with Queen Camilla and th

The King is hosting a show on Apple Music to mark Commonwealth Day on March 10 The King’s Music Room - Courtesy of Apple Music DJ King Charles is in the house! Well, the palace — and behind ...

LONDON, March 7 (Reuters ... Monday and Tuesday on Apple Music's global radio stations to celebrate Commonwealth Day. "Throughout my life, music has meant a great deal to me," Charles says ...

Anti-monarchists are set to protest at the Commonwealth Day service in London next month with a 15-foot dinosaur mascot called Chuck the Rex. The anti-monarchy campaign group Republic will bring ...

It’s a playlist literally fit for a king. A new program of music features tracks by artists including Bob Marley, Grace Jones, Kylie Minogue and Raye – all chosen by Britain's King Charles III.