Four generations of the Queen of the United Kingdom took a picture of Prince George.
In honor of the beginning of the new era, the British royal family released a group photo of Queen Elizabeth II and
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Prince Harry and Meghan Register Sussex Royal Trademark
The Intellectual Property Office (IPO) announced a new trademark called Sussex Royal on its website on December 20. Prince Harry, Duke of
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European Council’s new president Michele seeks to deepen economic ties with China
The new president of the European Council, Charles Michel, said in an interview with the US media on December 19 that he
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Crisis Becomes Normal EU Experiences Ten-year Low
For the European Union, the first decade of the new century is undoubtedly glorious. In 2001, the Euro formally replaced the currencies of
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May increase tariffs on EU to reduce trade deficit
In an interview on December 17, US Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer said that in order to reduce the long-term trade deficit with
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Johnson election wins, Conservatives usher in a new era in Britain
If someone can predict the future, people can work hard today to disprove their predictions. However, no one can break the prediction of
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Queen’s Parliament speech on December 19: Prime Minister’s House: will mention Brexit agreement
The Prime Minister ’s Office said on December 14 that Queen Elizabeth II will speak to Parliament on the 19th, announcing the
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Johnson’s overwhelming victory is not easy
On December 13, local time, the British “Christmas Election” came to an end. The Conservative Party led by British Prime Minister Boris
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Johnson is expected to win the greatest victory since the Dzoar era
I still remember that when Johnson was running for the Conservative Party leader in early June this year, he once said that
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Todd Bishop
The electoral curse in Britain: Vote on questions
To discuss the most ups and downs in contemporary international politics, it is Brexit. In order to leave the European Union, Britain has
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