In the petition, Mr Teerayut asked the court to stop Thaksin from taking any actions to undermine the monarchy and to order Pheu Thai not to allow itself to be used as a tool. The Constitutional ...

We are fortunate to live in a constitutional monarchy, with King Charles as our current monarch. The order of those words is very important. We are not a monarchy, where the King wields absolute ...

Speaking to Sky News host Peta Credlin on Tuesday, Professor David Flint, a constitutional monarchy expert, tore into the Republican Movement for dubbing the trip "Charles's farewell tour".

Princess Kate has taken a major decision to protect King Charles's monarchy amid rumours of his abdication. The Princess of Wales has adopted a new strategy to make royal fans feel more connected ...

It also reminds us of the enduring stability of our constitutional monarchy model of government. We are fortunate to have such a green and humanitarian head of state in King Charles. The ...

King Charles has confirmed that it is up to the Australian people to decide whether the country remains a constitutional monarchy or becomes a republic. Ahead of the King's visit to Australia next ...

Victoria, with the assistance of Albert, created a newly visible constitutional monarchy to stem a growing republican movement in Britain. Victoria became patron of 150 institutions, including ...

Australia last held a referendum on a republic in 1999. More than 60 per cent of voters opted to keep Australia a constitutional monarchy. But ARM co-chair Nathan Hansford said views had flipped ...

“The visit by the king brings it home that Australia is a constitutional monarchy and it has a king,” he added. Benwell is critical of the premiers of all six states, who have declined ...

and that “robust research shows support for the constitutional monarchy continues to be strong.” According to a YouGov poll published last year, about one-third of Australians want the ...

NewsCorp’s Pulse of Australia found fewer people (33%) support becoming a republic and just under half (45%) thought Australia should remain a constitutional monarchy. In other words ...