Molton Brown, an iconic British luxury beauty brand with over half a century of tradition, is highlighted for its presence in five-star hotels and even the British royal court, captivating users with its distinctive fragrances.

The removal of a Banksy artwork has become a costly nuisance for the Royal Courts of Justice, amounting to £85,300 for a piece that turned out not to be by the artist. Meanwhile, another Banksy work is being moved to a museum.

A daily news roundup from Sweden on July 9th, 2026, covering various headlines including citizenship application rejections, new work permit regulations, the deployment of French soldiers to Sweden, and comments from the royal court regarding Bonnie Tyler.

After 100 years, the difficulties of the young republic taking over the court theaters are re-evaluated.

Political commentator Kadilli criticizes the Albanian Democratic Party, asserting it functions as Sali Berisha's "royal court" and questioning the efficacy of individual movements like Salianji's within the party's current structure.

A new etiquette test, created in collaboration with the Royal Court, aims to determine if individuals possess the necessary manners for a royal dinner with the King.

The Norwegian Royal Court has reported facing significant public attention and pressure over the past year, stemming from various scandal cases and health problems within the royal family.

A Swedish exhibition explores the life of Gustav Badin, an 18th-century Black diarist who was born into slavery and later became part of the Swedish royal court. He left behind a legacy of books and letters.

Neither the royal court nor the Crown Princess will comment on a photo from the Epstein documents that allegedly shows the Crown Princess on a shopping trip.

By Korean Food Promotion Institute Gujeolpan is one of the most visually refined dishes in traditional Korean cuisine, once served in royal court banquets. Named after the nine-sectioned platter used to present it, the dish highlights balance in color, texture and flavor — a defining principle of Korean culinary philosophy. Thin wheat crepes are wrapped around vegetables, beef and seafood, then dipped in a sharp mustard sauce or soy-vinegar dressing. Though it requires careful preparation, gujeo

He was a guest on the show "Royal Court".

The Swedish Royal Court has released new photos of Princess Estelle as she celebrates her 14th birthday.

A mural at the Royal Courts of Justice in London became a costly nuisance, with £85,300 spent on its removal, fueling debate over guerrilla art, while another Banksy work moves to a museum.

Saudi warplanes struck Al-Hudaydah and Kamaran Island, with the royal court in Riyadh believing it was projecting strength, but the strikes on telecommunications facilities and coastal positions highlight the complex strategic situation in Yemen.

A unique royal ritual in Rwanda involves Inyambo cows listening to poetry, a practice historically linked to nobility and symbolizing wealth, prestige, and power in royal courts.

A review of the play 'Are You Watching?' at the Royal Court in London describes it as an unflinching and fury-filled interrogation of the vile aspects of the internet. The production features teenage girls discussing the horrors they have encountered through their phones.

The 400th birthday of the renowned letter writer and chronicler of royal court life, Madame de Sévigné, is being celebrated in Drôme provençale, a place that served as her refuge and inspiration.

A prominent lawyer has accused Marianne Hagen, the former head of communications for the Norwegian Royal Court, of being a 'stalker,' an allegation Hagen vehemently denies.

A former employee of the Swedish Royal Court has been convicted in a child pornography case.

A 17th-century scandal in France exposed a hidden network of fortune tellers and alleged poisoners serving the elite, leading to widespread fear and accusations reaching the royal court.

Two cultural events this spring, "Night Banquet at Changgyeonggung Palace" and "Suragan Sisik Gonggam" at Gyeongbokgung Palace, will provide visitors with immersive experiences in traditional court life and cuisine.

Pahang's royal court has issued a warning to the public to be wary of fake social media accounts impersonating the Pahang sultan.

Robert Fox, who rose from being a film studio runner to assisting directors at London’s Royal Court in the early 1970s to the highest echelons of theater production that saw him presenting Judi…

By Korean Food Promotion Institute Sinseollo is more than a hot pot — it is a ceremonial dish rooted in Korea’s royal court cuisine. Traditionally served in a special vessel fitted with a central chimney holding hot charcoal, the dish continues to simmer at the table, allowing flavors to deepen as it is shared. Once known as yeolgujatang, sinseollo was enjoyed during palace banquets and special national holidays, prized for its refined presentation and balance of textures. Thinly sliced beef, je

The Danish royal court ball was canceled after the prime minister called an election, leading to the planned three-course meal being frozen and donated to charity.

The Grammy winner stopped by Brittany Broski’s 'Royal Court' to promote his upcoming album, 'Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally.'

An article details how Donald Trump's transactional daily routine is reshaping the White House, focusing on his approach to governance and interactions.

The history of wine in Spain is explored, detailing the specific wines consumed by Spanish monarchs and the strict regulations governing their service in the royal court.

A Banksy artwork became a costly nuisance for the Royal Courts of Justice, with its removal costing £85,300, while another piece by the street artist moves to a museum.

The play 'The Last Supper,' telling the story of the difficult life of Bosnian Queen Katarina Kotromanić-Kosača, was performed in the unique historical setting of the Court in Kraljeva Sutjeska.

Queen Silvia of Sweden is celebrating her 50th anniversary as queen, with the Royal Court marking the jubilee day with new official photographs.

Queen Sonja of Norway has been admitted to the hospital due to heart problems, with the Royal Court confirming her hospitalization.

The National Gugak Center will present "Seeds of Sound" at Gyeongbokgung Palace in Seoul, reinterpreting King Sejong's music philosophy through modern dance and traditional music as part of the palace's nighttime program.

The Royal Court is presenting Gary Oldman's performance of Samuel Beckett's 'Krapp's Last Tape' alongside a new interpretation of 'Godot' by 19-year-old Leo Simpe-Asante, creating a unique theatrical pairing.

A King has received various gifts, among them a service set from the royal court and a planned trip with his grandchild.

The Luxembourg government and royal court were reportedly not informed about the US Embassy's decision to photoshop a former US Ambassador out of a picture with the Grand Duke.

This article presents a historical digest covering topics such as successful naval blockades, the presence of hippos in Colombia, and the story of a black man in the 18th-century Stockholm royal court.

Kimberly Belflower's play, 'John Proctor is the Villain,' currently at London's Royal Court theatre, is praised for its compelling teenage-girl perspective on Arthur Miller's 'The Crucible,' dissecting themes of misogyny.

Beyond the pomp and ceremonies seen from the outside, the Romanian Royal Court was a complex administrative structure with hundreds of employees.

Korea House will reopen on March 11 following a seven-month renovation. Founded in 1957 as a guesthouse for visiting envoys and dignitaries, Korea House has since evolved into a cultural dining space…

A VG poll reveals that 53.1% of the public believes it has taken an unacceptably long time for the Norwegian Crown Princess to address her contact with Jeffrey Epstein, with the Royal Court stating she will respond 'quite soon'.

The singer also shared during his Royal Court appearance which odd habit "shocks" his friends.

The Norwegian royal court published an unusual birthday photo of King Harald alongside his son and granddaughter, a move noted by media as deliberate and significant.

• Pakistan asks international community to reject provocative decision allowing takeover of occupied land as state property • EU calls annexation illegal, Arab nations denounce ‘threat to peace efforts’ • Israel imposes restrictions, deploys police around Al-Aqsa JERUSALEM / ISLAMABAD: As Pakistan denounced the latest Israeli move to convert areas of the West Bank into “state property”, the UN chief called upon Tel Aviv to reverse its new, “unlawful” policy allowing registration of the occupied land in the occupied territory as state property. Israel’s foreign ministry claimed the measure, approved late on Sunday, would enable “transparent and thorough clarification of rights to resolve legal disputes” but the move drew strong condemnations from across the globe for its violation of international law. UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said this new measure was destabilising and unlawful, according to a statement by his spokesman Stephane Dujarric. Pakistan also denounced the step as a clear violation of international law as well as relevant United Nations Security Council and General Assembly resolutions. Islamabad urged the international community to reject the decision, said a statement issued by the For­eign Office spokesperson. It added that the occupying power continued to disregard international law and its provocative actions undermined the prospects for a just, comprehensive, and lasting peace in the region. “Pakistan calls on the international community to take concrete measures to end Israeli impunity, and ensure respect for international law,” the spokesperson added. ‘Undermine peace efforts’ Arab nations Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Qatar and Jordan also criticised the move as illegal. The measure is “aimed at impo­sing a new legal and administrative reality in the occupied West Bank” that would undermine peace efforts in the region, Saudi Arabia’s foreign affairs ministry said in a statement. Jordan’s King Abdullah II said the actions “undermine efforts to restore calm and thr­e­aten to exacerbate the conflict,” according to a statement released by the royal court. The European Union called on Israel to reverse the move. “This constitutes a new escalation after recent measures already aimed at extending Israeli control,” EU foreign affairs spokesman Anouar El Anouni said. “We reiterate that annexation is illegal under international law.” The Ramallah-based Palest­inian Authority called for inte­r­national intervention to prevent the “de facto beginning of the annexation process and the undermining of the foundations of the Palestinian state”. Israeli anti-settlement watc­­h­dog Peace Now called the measure a “mega land grab”. Jonathan Mizrachi, the NGO’s co-director, told AFP that the move would attribute new resources for land registration. “There was a lot of ambiguity regarding the land, and Israel decided now to deal with it,” Mizrachi said, adding that the grey area over Area C land ownership was likely to be used against Palestinians. “A lot of land that Palestinians consider theirs, they will find out it’s not theirs under this new registration process,” he said, believing the move would further the Israeli right’s annexation agenda. Changing demography Palestinians see the West Bank as foundational to any future Palesti­nian state, but many on Israel’s religious right want to take over the land. The latest Israeli initiatives come in the wider context of increasing attacks by Israeli settlers against Palestinians in the West Bank, according to rights groups. “We are witnessing rapid steps to change permanently the demography of the occupied Palestinian territory, stripping its people of their lands and forcing them to leave,” UN rights chief Volker Turk said in a recent statement. US President Donald Trump has opposed Israel’s annexation of the West Bank, saying stability in the territory helps keep Israel secure. However, he has held off from dire­ctly criticising the new Israeli measures, despite the international outrage. Excluding Israeli-annexed east Jerusalem, more than 500,000 Israelis live in West Bank settlements and outposts, which are illegal under international law. Around three million Palestinians live in the territory, which Israel has occupied since 1967. Al-Aqsa restrictions Israeli police said Monday that they would deploy in force around the Al-Aqsa Mosque during Ramazan, as Palestinian officials accused Israel of imposing restrictions at the compound. Over the course of the month of fasting and prayer, hundreds of thousands of Palestinians traditionally attend prayers at Islam’s third-holiest site. Arad Braverman, a senior Jerusalem police officer, said forces would be deployed “day and night” across the compound, adding that thousands of police would also be on duty for Friday prayers. Braverman said police had recommended issuing 10,000 permits for Palestinians from the occupied West Bank, who require special permission to enter Jerusalem. The Palestinian Jerusalem Governorate said it had been informed that permits would again be restricted to men over 55. Published in Dawn, February 17th, 2026