What to make of the ongoing House of Windsor soap opera gripping the nation? Barely a day – actually make that an afternoon – goes by without some piquant new revelation making its way into the ...

The president views the nation's highest court as a rubber stamp, not a co-equal branch of government ...

Sir Ivor Jennings, writing on the British monarchy, made the following observations in his book The British Constitution:“The Queen has one, and only one, function ...

Supreme leadership over Iran, currently the most dangerous office in the world, now seems to be a hereditary affair. The ...

The announcement of Mojtaba Khamenei as the next supreme leader of Iran represents not only continuity in the Islamic ...

Iran’s Supreme Leader remains the most powerful office in the Islamic Republic, but its origins trace back to the dramatic ...

Queen Elizabeth was officially crowned on June 2, 1953 ...

The next supreme leader may see "authority exercised in a more collective, securitized, and bureaucratic manner," an expert said.

British institutions can keep politicians somewhat in check. But in the US, shamelessness has become contagious ...

Toward the end of Elizabeth II’s reign, critics argued that the queen had been too soft on her son Andrew. The former prince was known in his youth as “Randy Andy” for his parade of girlfriends and ...

Arrest caps years of growing pressure on the former Prince Andrew, the brother of King Charles III and second son of the late ...

For the anniversary of the Boston Massacre, Paul Meany examines how ancient and Enlightenment thinkers ultimately influenced ...