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King Charles III: What can the world expect from Britain’s new monarch?

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Following the death of his mother, Elizabeth II, Charles has ascended to the British throne after greater than 70 years as the inheritor obvious.

In an announcement launched shortly after the official announcement of her passing, Charles described the dying of his “beloved” mom as “a moment of the greatest sadness for me and all members of my family.” The coming days will likely be a time throughout which Charles each assumes his new duties and mourns a terrific private loss.

After a lifetime in the public eye, he’s a well-recognized determine to many in Britain and round the globe. But nobody but is aware of what sort of monarch King Charles III – the title he has taken, ending years of hypothesis – will turn into.

As CNN’s royal correspondent, I’ve reported on Britain’s new king for a few years and traveled round the world with him.

One of the finest insights I had was once I was invited with a bunch of different journalists to Dumfries House, his stately house close to Glasgow in Scotland, in 2018 forward of his 70th birthday. I spent two days there and was given uncommon entry to Charles and lots of of these closest to him. I used to be handled to excursions of the property, excessive tea, dinners and a spectacular bagpiping efficiency beside a roaring open hearth.

This is the place that brings all of it collectively for the new king, all his biggest passions and causes – from music to uncommon breeds safety, apprenticeships for deprived youth and natural farming. The complete property is buzzing with exercise, and I may see what a thrill it gave him to stroll round and ask questions of his workers.

Every Friday night time, wherever he’s in the world, Charles is distributed a hefty report updating him on the property’s work and he has it again to them very first thing Saturday morning with notes. His spouse Camilla will inform you he’s up late each night time studying, writing and responding to requests for assist and recommendation.

Where a lot of his predecessors noticed the function of Prince of Wales as a ticket to a playboy way of life and a assured revenue, Charles professionalized it and made it his personal. He needed a legacy, however he didn’t need to wait till he was king. In my expertise, he’s impatient and pushed, and will get extremely pissed off if one among his initiatives isn’t working or bearing fruit.

“The signs were there from young adulthood,” Kenneth Dunsmuir advised me throughout the go to to Dumfries House. Dunsmuir runs The Prince’s Foundation, an academic charity arrange by Charles to assist educate conventional arts and expertise. “His concerns about social issues in the community and ecological issues were all there and all that’s happened is that he has got more and more involved and has had the time to do that.”

Dunsmuir’s remark factors to the different cause Charles achieved a lot throughout his tenure: he was the longest-serving Prince of Wales ever because of the longevity of his mom’s reign. Dunsmuir thinks of Dumfries House, he stated, as a “fantastic physical legacy to that work that will always be here and always remain.”

Charles has usually struggled to comprise his ardour for his work, expressing his hopes and fears throughout speeches over the years and infrequently sounding extra like a campaigner than a constitutional monarch-in-waiting. That prompted accusations that he was threatening the independence and impartiality of the monarchy. Take local weather change, on which he has been talking out since 1968. It’s since turn into a mainstream concern and, for some, a political one. Charles was a outstanding backer of the 2015 Paris Climate Accord and mentioned the topic with Donald Trump over tea in December 2019, as the then-president ready to drag the United States out of the pact.

Charles, the Prince of Wales, poses for an official portrait in November 2008. He became King after the death of his mother, Queen Elizabeth II.

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Charles, the Prince of Wales, poses for an official portrait in November 2008. He turned King after the dying of his mom, Queen Elizabeth II.

Charles was born at Buckingham Palace in London on November 14, 1948. His mother was Princess Elizabeth at the time.

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Charles was born at Buckingham Palace in London on November 14, 1948. His mom was Princess Elizabeth at the time.

Princess Elizabeth and her husband, Prince Philip, sit on a lawn with their children Prince Charles and Princess Anne in August 1951.

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Princess Elizabeth and her husband, Prince Philip, sit on a garden with their youngsters Prince Charles and Princess Anne in August 1951.

Charles attends his mother's coronation in 1953 with his grandmother, left, and his aunt Margaret.

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Charles attends his mom’s coronation in 1953 along with his grandmother, left, and his aunt Margaret.

Charles, right, shakes hands with Sir Gerald Creasy, the governor of Malta, as he and the rest of the royal family visit Malta in May 1954.

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Charles, proper, shakes palms with Sir Gerald Creasy, the governor of Malta, as he and the remainder of the royal household go to Malta in May 1954.

Charles rides with his mother and grandmother as they travel to Westminster Abbey for the wedding of Princess Margaret in May 1960.

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Charles rides along with his mom and grandmother as they journey to Westminster Abbey for the marriage ceremony of Princess Margaret in May 1960.

Charles prepares for takeoff during a flying lesson in 1968. In 1971, he earned his wings as a jet pilot and joined the Royal Navy.

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Charles prepares for takeoff throughout a flying lesson in 1968. In 1971, he earned his wings as a jet pilot and joined the Royal Navy.

Queen Elizabeth II presents Charles to the people of Wales after his investiture as the Prince of Wales in July 1969.

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Queen Elizabeth II presents Charles to the individuals of Wales after his investiture as the Prince of Wales in July 1969.

Charles walks at Trinity College, Cambridge, where he earned a bachelor's degree in 1970. He was the first royal heir to earn a university degree.

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Charles walks at Trinity College, Cambridge, the place he earned a bachelor’s diploma in 1970. He was the first royal inheritor to earn a college diploma.

Charles, left, rides go-carts with his brother Prince Edward and his sister, Princess Anne, circa 1969.

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Charles, left, rides go-carts along with his brother Prince Edward and his sister, Princess Anne, circa 1969.

Charles meets US President Richard Nixon during a private visit to Washington in July 1970.

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Charles meets US President Richard Nixon throughout a non-public go to to Washington in July 1970.

Charles attends a conference with his father in November 1970.

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Charles attends a convention along with his father in November 1970.

Charles goes on a safari in Kenya in February 1971.

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Charles goes on a safari in Kenya in February 1971.

Charles prepares to fire a bazooka while visiting military barracks in West Berlin in October 1972.

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Charles prepares to fireplace a bazooka whereas visiting navy barracks in West Berlin in October 1972.

Charles fishes with a wooden spear circa 1975.

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Charles fishes with a picket spear circa 1975.

Charles poses for sculptor David McFall in December 1975.

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Charles poses for sculptor David McFall in December 1975.

Charles smokes a peace pipe during a visit to Canada in July 1977.

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Charles smokes a peace pipe throughout a go to to Canada in July 1977.

Charles rides a horse during an equestrian event in Cirencester, England, in April 1978.

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Charles rides a horse throughout an equestrian occasion in Cirencester, England, in April 1978.

Charles, as colonel-in-chief, visits the Cheshire Regiment in Canterbury, England, in November 1978. He served in the Royal Navy from 1971 to 1976, and in 2012 his mother appointed him honorary five-star ranks in the navy, army and air force.

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Charles, as colonel-in-chief, visits the Cheshire Regiment in Canterbury, England, in November 1978. He served in the Royal Navy from 1971 to 1976, and in 2012 his mom appointed him honorary five-star ranks in the navy, military and air drive.

Charles and Camilla Parker-Bowles are seen together circa 1979. They dated in the 70s and would eventually marry in 2005. It was the second marriage for both. Their first marriages ended in divorce.

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Charles and Camilla Parker-Bowles are seen collectively circa 1979. They dated in the 70s and would finally marry in 2005. It was the second marriage for each. Their first marriages resulted in divorce.

Charles poses outside the Taj Mahal in India in 1980.

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Charles poses exterior the Taj Mahal in India in 1980.

Charles kisses his first wife, Lady Diana Spencer, on the balcony of Buckingham Palace in July 1981. Their wedding ceremony was televised.

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Charles kisses his first spouse, Lady Diana Spencer, on the balcony of Buckingham Palace in July 1981. Their marriage ceremony ceremony was televised.

Charles and Princess Diana leave a London hospital with their first child, William, in July 1982.

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Charles and Princess Diana go away a London hospital with their first youngster, William, in July 1982.

Charles and Diana dance together at a formal event.

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Charles and Diana dance collectively at a proper occasion.

Charles shares a playful pie in the face while visiting a community center in Manchester, England, in December 1983.

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Charles shares a playful pie in the face whereas visiting a neighborhood heart in Manchester, England, in December 1983.

Charles walks with natives on a visit to Papua New Guinea in 1984.

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Charles walks with natives on a go to to Papua New Guinea in 1984.

Charles and Diana sit together in Toronto during a royal tour in October 1991. A year later, they were separated. Charles' affair with Camilla Parker-Bowles became public in 1993.

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Charles and Diana sit collectively in Toronto throughout a royal tour in October 1991. A 12 months later, they had been separated. Charles’ affair with Camilla Parker-Bowles turned public in 1993.

Charles, Diana and their two sons, William and Harry, gather for V-J Day commemorations in London in August 1995. The couple divorced one year later.

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Charles, Diana and their two sons, William and Harry, collect for V-J Day commemorations in London in August 1995. The couple divorced one 12 months later.

Charles visits a mosque in London in March 1996.

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Charles visits a mosque in London in March 1996.

South African President Nelson Mandela talks with Prince Charles in London in July 1996.

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South African President Nelson Mandela talks with Prince Charles in London in July 1996.

Charles poses with the Spice Girls in 1997.

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Charles poses with the Spice Girls in 1997.

Charles and his sons spend time together at the Balmoral Castle estate in Balmoral, Scotland, in August 1997.

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Charles and his sons spend time collectively at the Balmoral Castle property in Balmoral, Scotland, in August 1997.

Charles, second from right, and Princess Diana's two sisters meet in Paris after Diana was killed in a car crash there in August 1997. She was 36 years old.

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Charles, second from proper, and Princess Diana’s two sisters meet in Paris after Diana was killed in a automotive crash there in August 1997. She was 36 years previous.

Charles and his sons follow Diana's hearse in London in September 1997.

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Charles and his sons observe Diana’s hearse in London in September 1997.

Charles stands beside his grandmother's coffin while it lies in state at Westminster Hall in London in April 2002.

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Charles stands beside his grandmother’s coffin whereas it lies in state at Westminster Hall in London in April 2002.

Charles carries a specially painted football through the streets of Ashbourne, England, in March 2003.

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Charles carries a specifically painted soccer by means of the streets of Ashbourne, England, in March 2003.

Charles watches a parachute regiment during a D-Day re-enactment in Ranville, France, in June 2004.

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Charles watches a parachute regiment throughout a D-Day re-enactment in Ranville, France, in June 2004.

Charles married Camilla Parker-Bowles in April 2005.

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Charles married Camilla Parker-Bowles in April 2005.

Queen Elizabeth II presents Charles with the Royal Horticultural Society's Victoria Medal of Honor during a visit to the Chelsea Flower Show in London in May 2009.

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Queen Elizabeth II presents Charles with the Royal Horticultural Society’s Victoria Medal of Honor throughout a go to to the Chelsea Flower Show in London in May 2009.

Charles and Camilla were on their way to a performance at the London Palladium when their car was attacked by angry student protesters in December 2010. The students were protesting a hike in tuition fees.

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Charles and Camilla had been on their strategy to a efficiency at the London Palladium when their automotive was attacked by offended scholar protesters in December 2010. The college students had been protesting a hike in tuition charges.

Charles and Queen Elizabeth II were among those on the Buckingham Palace balcony after Prince William wed Kate Middleton in April 2011.

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Charles and Queen Elizabeth II had been amongst these on the Buckingham Palace balcony after Prince William wed Kate Middleton in April 2011.

Charles reads the weather while touring BBC Scotland's headquarters in May 2012.

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Charles reads the climate whereas touring BBC Scotland’s headquarters in May 2012.

Charles meets with US President Barack Obama in the White House Oval Office in March 2015.

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Charles meets with US President Barack Obama in the White House Oval Office in March 2015.

Charles and Camilla react as Zephyr, the  bald-eagle mascot of the Army Air Corps, flaps his wings at the Sandringham Flower Show in July 2015.

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Charles and Camilla react as Zephyr, the bald-eagle mascot of the Army Air Corps, flaps his wings at the Sandringham Flower Show in July 2015.

Members of the royal family pose for a photo at Buckingham Palace in December 2016. From left are Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall; Prince Charles; Queen Elizabeth II; Prince Philip; Prince William; and Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge.

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Members of the royal household pose for a photograph at Buckingham Palace in December 2016. From left are Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall; Prince Charles; Queen Elizabeth II; Prince Philip; Prince William; and Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge.

Charles visits the Italian town of Amatrice in April 2017, after an earthquake had hit.

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Charles visits the Italian city of Amatrice in April 2017, after an earthquake had hit.

Charles and Camilla ride on a raft while visiting the island of Borneo in November 2017.

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Charles and Camilla trip on a raft whereas visiting the island of Borneo in November 2017.

Charles leads three cheers for his mother as the Queen celebrated her 92nd birthday at a London concert in April 2018.

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Charles leads three cheers for his mom as the Queen celebrated her 92nd birthday at a London live performance in April 2018.

From left, Prince Charles, Prince Andrew, Duchess Camilla and Queen Elizabeth II watch a Royal Air Force flyover in July 2018.

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From left, Prince Charles, Prince Andrew, Duchess Camilla and Queen Elizabeth II watch a Royal Air Force flyover in July 2018.

Charles accompanies his future daughter-in-law, Meghan Markle, as she is married to Prince Harry in May 2018.

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Charles accompanies his future daughter-in-law, Meghan Markle, as she is married to Prince Harry in May 2018.

Charles lays a wreath at the Cenotaph in London to commemorate Remembrance Day in November 2018. It was also the 100th anniversary of the end of World War I.

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Charles lays a wreath at the Cenotaph in London to commemorate Remembrance Day in November 2018. It was additionally the a centesimal anniversary of the finish of World War I.

Charles poses with family members for an official portrait to mark his 70th birthday. He's holding his grandson Prince George as Camilla sits next to his granddaughter, Princess Charlotte. In the back row, from left, are his grandson Prince Louis; his daughter-in-law Catherine; his son Prince William; his son Prince Harry; and his daughter-in-law Meghan.

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Charles poses with relations for an official portrait to mark his seventieth birthday. He’s holding his grandson Prince George as Camilla sits subsequent to his granddaughter, Princess Charlotte. In the again row, from left, are his grandson Prince Louis; his daughter-in-law Catherine; his son Prince William; his son Prince Harry; and his daughter-in-law Meghan.

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The following month, at the 2020 World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, Charles gave a strong speech, asking: “Do we want to go down in history as the people who did nothing to bring the world back from the brink in time to restore the balance when we could have done? I don’t want to.”

I sat down with Charles for an interview that day and he insisted the Paris Accord was nonetheless achievable. “We can’t go on like this, with every month another record in temperatures being broken. If we leave it too long, and we have done, just growing things is going to become difficult,” he stated.

Despite criticism – and at instances ridicule – over his struggle to be the royals’ ecowarrior, Charles has continued to be a pioneer in inexperienced points lately.

Charles was in his ingredient at the COP26 Summit in Glasgow in November 2021, the place he implored nations to work with industries to create options to local weather change.

Charles has spent his whole life preparing to be sovereign and has proved beyond doubt that he isn't work-shy.

“We know this will take trillions, not billions, of dollars,” he stated at the time. Climate change and lack of biodiversity pose a terrific risk and the world should go on a “war-like footing” to fight them, he added.

US President Joe Biden commented on Charles’ decades-long efforts at the occasion, paying him the final praise by saying he’d obtained “the whole thing going” and “that’s how it all started.”

Charles has been outspoken on an entire vary of delicate points from genetically modified crops to homeopathic medicines and structure. It’s made him a extra divisive determine than his mom, who barely cracked an expression throughout her reign, not to mention expressed an opinion. Elizabeth’s legendary skill to not offend and alienate was extra strategic than many understand, however Charles has all the time insisted he intends to observe her lead and cease meddling when he takes the throne.

Charles, pictured with Camilla, professionalized the role of Prince of Wales  and made it his own.
Charles walks in  Cambridge in 1967 when he began his term at Trinity College.

In 2018, Charles stated to the BBC: “The idea, somehow, that I’m going to go on in exactly the same way, if I have to succeed, is complete nonsense because the two – the two situations – are completely different.” When particularly requested if his campaigning would proceed, he stated: “No, it won’t. I’m not that stupid.”

In all the conversations I’ve had with members of the household and their aides, there has by no means been speak of the extra common Prince William leapfrogging his father to the throne both.

Charles has spent his complete life making ready to be sovereign and has proved past doubt that he isn’t work-shy. William has by no means been in a rush to take the crown in the meantime, preferring to construct his royal portfolio steadily while specializing in his younger household and growing his personal set of pursuits and causes.

Charles and William got here collectively personally and professionally when Prince Harry distributed along with his royal duties in 2020, leaving the remaining senior royals a way more compact group. The relationship between the new King and his inheritor will now be key to the future stability of the monarchy, as will the dynamic between the new King and his spouse.

I’ve seen what a tower of assist Camilla has all the time been to Charles. I’ve seen how fractious and pissed off he can turn into when he faces an impediment in his work, and he or she has a novel expertise for dissipating any pressure with a humorousness and charisma that doesn’t come throughout on digicam.

Charles and William, pictured with Prince Harry in 1997, came together personally and professionally when Harry stepped back from his royal duties in 2020.

In 2015 I sat down with Charles at one other of his residences in Scotland – Birkhall, in the Highlands. It was to mark the couple’s tenth marriage ceremony anniversary forward of a US tour.

He advised me, “It’s always marvelous to have somebody who, you know, you feel understands and wants to encourage. Although she certainly pokes fun if I get too serious about things. And all that helps.”

After the interview, I went with him to a drawing room the place we had been joined by Camilla as we waited for the cameras to prepare for some set-up photographs. Camilla was asking the way it went and joking about our outfits, and he was instantly extra relaxed in her firm. Her skill to regular a room has now turn into a nationwide asset, as the spouse of the nation’s head of state – and image of stability.

With Camilla standing firmly by his aspect, Charles will now set his stamp on the monarchy. After many years in ready, he isn’t solely head of state for the United Kingdom but additionally for 14 different nations together with Canada and Australia. The eyes of the world are on him as he assumes the mantle of King.

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