As anti-monarchy sentiment attracts more attention, it’s easy to forget just how complicated it would be to abolish the institution.

Majority of Britons still favour having a royal family but support is waning, especially among the young ...

United Kingdom. Maybe a Ceremonial Monarchy Can Show the Way to a Less Powerful State The real danger to citizens is the use of coercive government power, no matter how it’s named.

About 6 in 10 Britons – 62% – think Britain should continue to have a monarchy in the future, with only 22% saying the country should move to having an elected head of state instead, according ...

Meanwhile, 69 percent felt Britain should be a monarchy while 15 percent wanted an elected head of state. By May 2018, the month of Harry and Meghan's wedding, the decline was already becoming ...

The United Kingdom is a constitutional monarchy, meaning that while King Charles III is officially the head of state, the ability to pass legislation lies exclusively with an elected parliament ...

Of course, absolute power is dangerous, but a monarch who shares political power with elected officials is workable. A monarch can be a source of unity and provide a living image for common values.

A survey of around 2,000 U.K. adults conducted between August 14-15 showed 43 percent of Gen Z would choose to replace the king with an elected head of state while 35 percent would keep the monarchy.

Some governing power, where the monarch shares control with an elected body. Some have very little influence, while others have almost total power. 1 / 11. Little-to-no governing power, ...

BANGKOK — A court in Thailand convicted and sentenced a recently elected lawmaker Wednesday to six years in prison for defaming the monarchy under a controversial law that guards the royal ...

Thousands of supporters of Nepal’s former king rallied in the capital Kathmandu on Thursday, calling for the restoration of the constitutional monarchy that was abolished 17 years ago, amid rising ...