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Antigua and Barbuda has officially ended its pledge of allegiance to King Charles III, ahead of his visit scheduled for October. The decision reflects a shift towards reducing the monarchy's role in the country's governance, as officials will now swear loyalty to the state. The King is expected to discuss the Commonwealth's future during his visit, including the concept of 'de-realming.'
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Antigua and Barbuda has officially ended its pledge of allegiance to King Charles III, ahead of his visit scheduled for October. The decision reflects a shift towards reducing the monarchy's role in the country's governance, as officials will now swear loyalty to the state. The King is expected to discuss the Commonwealth's future during his visit, including the concept of 'de-realming.'
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