As he welcomed the leaders of Ukraine and Canada to his country estate this week, the king was sending a message to the world. By Mark Landler Reporting from London King Charles III flew by ...

The British monarch is hamstrung by tradition and politics from offering a robust defense of the largest country in his realm ...

King Charles III wore Canadian military honours on Tuesday ... positive sign that the King had decided to show his support for Canada amid U.S. President Donald Trump’s threats of annexation ...

Donald Trump has reportedly been fuming since realizing that King Charles III no longer regards him ... about the president’s treatment of Canada, for which Charles is the ceremonial head ...

noting the two had spoken about “Canada’s sovereign and independent future.” I met with His Majesty King Charles III this morning. We spoke about matters of importance to Canadians ...

Dorothy Windsor, who has been with the local Legion for almost 50 years received a King Charles III Coronation Medal on March 20, acknowledging not only her decades of commitment to the Moosomin ...

After a British tabloid reported that King Charles III may offer the United States ... tariffs on goods included in the United States-Canada-Mexico Agreement. In response to the tariffs, the ...

Twenty-five residents of Simcoe- Grey representing several different towns were honoured by receivinging Charles Coronation Medals for making Canada ... His Majesty King Charles III, the prime ...

King Charles III wore Canadian military honours on Tuesday, the day after Prime Minister Justin Trudeau met the monarch in the United Kingdom. While many on social media took this as a positive sign ...

Jack Royston is Newsweek's Chief Royal Correspondent based in London, U.K. He reports on the British royal family—including King Charles III, Prince William, Kate Middleton, Prince Harry and ...

LONDON — King Charles III flew by helicopter to the HMS Prince ... Zelenskyy of Ukraine and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of Canada, at his country estate northeast of London.

More than two in five Canadians (44 per cent, down eight points) say they have no problem with King Charles III being featured on coins and bills that will be used in Canada, and 40 per cent (down ...