Royalty

The "historical duty" of Hatun Dilci, who has retired with a certificate of success after serving in the ancient city of Anavarza as a guard for 34 years, is now continued by her son.

Prior to the fire of July 23, because of the enormous efforts over the past year of Vangeli and Sisi, who help me in the garden, there is still some semblance of a garden. Sadly this is not the case for most of my neighbors.

This past year, I "illegally" took out two enormous pine trees - last year one - and we topped and pruned three others.

The queen of France supposedly said "Qu'ils mangent de la brioche," which translates into English as "Let them eat cake!" Though there is no historical evidence that Marie-Antoinette ever said such a thing, but history liked it, it must be one of the most often repeated phrases, perhaps because it remains as a good example of a reign oblivious to the poor, suggesting the people should eat fancy

It all began with a daughter looking for a special gift for her mother. Given that her mother was an artist, what could be more beautiful or unique than her own artwork printed on a silk scarf?

Diamonds and pearls that once belonged to French King Louis XVI's Queen Marie-Antoinette and have never been seen in public are to go on sale.

Britain's Queen Elizabeth attended a star-studded special concert on April 21 as the world's oldest and longest-reigning living monarch celebrated her 92nd birthday.

Archbishop Ieronymos on Wednesday presided over the annual memorial service held for Greece's late royal couple Paul and Frederica at the cemetery of the former royal estate in Tatoi, on Mount Parnitha north of Athens.

The service was attended by former king Constantine II, his wife Anne-Marie, their son Nikolaos and his spouse Tatiana Blatnik, among others.

Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman threatens a new arms race in the Middle East, the British Times reported, quoted by the Bulgarian National Radio.

It was the day before International Women’s Day when I heard the news about the funeral of our Hittite Queen Puduhepa.

Prime Minister Theresa May has defended Britain’s links to security ally Saudi Arabia following Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman’s meeting with Queen Elizabeth for lunch on a high-profile visit that drew protests over Riyadh’s human rights record.