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    Royal showdown: Battling brothers Prince William and Harry will be in New York next month, will they meet?

    Next month, Prince Harry and Prince William will visit New York. Considering their tense relationship, rumors of a potential meeting have been raised by their visit. The public and media are interested in knowing if the brothers will make up.

    Prince Harry and Megan Markle desperate to have peace talks with Royal Family amid feud

    Despite remaining tensions, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are allegedly eager to make peace with the royal family. King Charles is willing to heal fences, but some family members are still wary of any further revelations. Curiosity was aroused by Harry's recent decisions.

    Has Prince Harry offered the Royals an olive branch following Kate and Charles cancer battle; here's all you need to know

    Concerns regarding King Charles III's health have led to recent speculations suggesting a potential reconciliation between the king and Prince Harry. In spite of his persistent health problems and difficulties with Prince William, Charles is apparently trying to patch up their relationship.

    This is how much the British Royal family earns; here's the number breakdown

    The income of the British royal family is derived from a number of sources, including personal estates and public funds. Important individuals who receive financial support for their responsibilities and costs from various royal and private assets include Prince William, King Charles III, and others.

    Paetongtarn Shinawatra becomes Thai Prime Minister after royal signoff

    Paetongtarn Shinawatra took office as Thailand's prime minister after a royal endorsement, replacing Srettha Thavisin who was ousted by the Constitutional Court. She is the second female and youngest prime minister in Thai history. This political shift involves her family, with her father Thaksin, a controversial figure, returning to the spotlight despite legal challenges.

    Sovereign Gold Bonds: Is GoI killing its Golden Goose?

    The Indian government lowered the import duty on gold from 15% to 6%, attempting to save around ₹10,000 crore before major SGB payouts. This move caused a rapid increase in gold purchases, pushing prices up. Concerns have arisen about future demand and prices given geopolitical tensions and possible economic shifts.

    The Economic Times
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