November 2008 Archives
News from Thailand
Today thousands of supporters of Thailand’s government rallied in Bangkok, while anti-government protesters remained in control of the city’s airports. Both sides have used imagery of revered Thai king Bhumibol Adulayadej (Rama IX).
Queen Rania spoofs Letterman’s Top 10
Queen Rania of Jordan spoofed David Letterman’s Top 10 lists while accepting an award at YouTube Live.
Fergie in Dubai
Sarah Ferguson, Duchess of York attended the Grand Opening of Atlantis, The Palm Resort, and the Palm Jumeirah on November 20, 2008 in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.
Sweden’s Queen Silvia in New York
Queen Silvia of Sweden attended the Mentor Foundation Royal Gala at the Waldorf Astoria on November 20, 2008 in New York City.
Queen praises Prince of Wales
Last week Queen Elizabeth II spoke of her pride in the work of her son, Prince Charles, for his charity the Prince’s Trust.
Anne visits military camp
Today the Princess Royal visited the Royal New Zealand Corps of Signals and Royal New Zealand Nursing Corps at Burnham Military Camp in Christchurch, New Zealand.
Royal funeral begins in Thailand
People throng the grounds at Sanam Luang to see the crematorium built for the funeral ceremony of Princess Galyani, sister of Thailand’s king. The princess died of cancer in January at age 84. The funeral rites started today and are scheduled to last for six days.
Prince of Wales’ birthday
Happy birthday to Prince Charles, who turns 60 today!
YouTube award for Rania
Queen Rania of Jordan has received the first YouTube Visionary Award for using her video channel to help break down stereotypes about the Arab and Muslim worlds.
Visit Queen Rania’s Channel on YouTube to see why she won.
