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Thus, he will be the new king Charles IIIleader of 15 countries in the group Commonwealthand to a lesser extent than his late mother.
According to the newspaper "The Independent" In Britain, the late Queen was at one time the recognized head of state in all of the Commonwealth of Nations, ruling it in the same way as the United Kingdom.
I always confirmed Queen Elizabeth II It will support any decisions countries make to convert to a republic and relinquish the monarchy, while Australia is witnessing several debates on the issue.
The last time the country held a referendum to remove the queen as head of state was in 1999, but 54.9 percent voted in favor of her remaining.
What countries did Queen Elizabeth II rule?
• United kingdom.
• Australia, Canada, New Zealand, Antigua and Barbuda.
• The Bahamas, Belize, Grenada, Jamaica and Papua New Guinea.
• Saint Lucia, Solomon Islands, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines.
Seven decades of stability
Professor of political sociology, Saeed Sadiq, said that Elizabeth II contributed to great stability in Britain over the seven decades, and was able to mobilize support for the monarchy despite the turmoil and confusion that surrounded her family.
Sadiq added to the site "Sky News Arabia": "Despite the shocks of the nineties, such as the death of Princess Diana, which seemed to threaten the existence of monarchy The Queen was able to lead the thousand-year-old institution into a new era of popularity".
He stressed that it was able to achieve stability in a period of time social unrest Great and growing discontent with the elected leaders gave the British a sense of identity.
The position of the new king
It is not known how the new king will currently act in the Commonwealth of Nations, but he stated earlier this year that these countries are free to relinquish the monarchy.
During a speech at the opening of the Commonwealth Leaders Summit in Kigali last June, Charles III expressed "Grief for Britain’s colonial past".
The most prominent countries that declared their independence
While Barbados The last country to gain independence and replace the Queen as a president, it is not the first country to do so, and the last country to take the same measure was Mauritius in 1992, and before that, it did Dominica The same in 1978, Trinidad and Tobago in 1976, and Guyana in 1970.
References "The Independent" until Jamaican Prime Minister Andrew Holness He suggested to the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge during their earlier visits that his country might be the next to become a republic.
Blaise also indicated that she is considering the same step, and following the Duke and Duchess left her Cambridge.
Henry Charles Usher, Minister for Constitutional and Political Reform in Belize, stated that "The process of decolonization surrounds the Caribbean, it may be time for Belize to take the next step in independence, but it is a matter for the people of Belize to decide".
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Thus, he will be the new king Charles IIIleader of 15 countries in the group Commonwealthand to a lesser extent than his late mother.
According to the British newspaper, The Independent, the late Queen was at one time the recognized head of state in all Commonwealth countries, and she ruled in the same way as the United Kingdom.
I always confirmed Queen Elizabeth II It will support any decisions countries make to convert to a republic and relinquish the monarchy, while Australia is witnessing several debates on the issue.
The last time the country held a referendum to remove the queen as head of state was in 1999, but 54.9 percent voted in favor of her remaining.
What countries did Queen Elizabeth II rule?
• United kingdom.
• Australia, Canada, New Zealand, Antigua and Barbuda.
• The Bahamas, Belize, Grenada, Jamaica and Papua New Guinea.
• Saint Lucia, Solomon Islands, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines.
Seven decades of stability
Professor of political sociology, Said Sadiq, said that Elizabeth II contributed to great stability in Britain over the seven decades, and was able to mobilize support for the monarchy despite the turmoil and confusion that surrounded her family.
Sadiq added to “Sky News Arabia”: “Despite the shocks of the 1990s, such as the death of Princess Diana, which seemed to threaten the existence of monarchy The Queen was able to lead the thousand-year-old institution into a new era of popularity.
He stressed that it was able to achieve stability in a period of time social unrest Great and growing discontent with the elected leaders gave the British a sense of identity.
The position of the new king
It is not known how the new monarch will currently act in the Commonwealth of Nations, but he stated earlier this year that these countries are free to relinquish the monarchy.
During a speech at the opening of the Commonwealth Leaders Summit in Kigali last June, Charles III expressed his “sadness over Britain’s colonial past”.
The most prominent countries that declared their independence
While Barbados The last country to gain independence and replace the Queen as president, it is not the first country to do so, and the last country to take the same measure was Mauritius in 1992, and before that, it did Dominica The same in 1978, Trinidad and Tobago in 1976, and Guyana in 1970.
The “Independent” indicated that Jamaican Prime Minister Andrew Holness He suggested to the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge during their earlier visits that his country might be the next to become a republic.
Blaise also indicated that she is considering the same step, and following the Duke and Duchess left her Cambridge.
Henry Charles Usher, Belize’s Minister of Constitutional and Political Reform, told Parliament that “the process of decolonization surrounds the Caribbean, it may be time for Belize to take the next step in independence, but it is a matter for the people of Belize to decide.”
