End of hereditary seats for the aristocracy in Parliament after almost 1000 years
Hereditary seats for the aristocracy in the British Parliament's House of Lords are being phased out, marking the end of a tradition lasting over 900 years.
The destiny that Marcus Aurelius accepted with the protection and support of the gods
An excerpt from the book 'The Dream of Marcus Aurelius' explores the philosophical teachings of the Stoic emperor and his thoughts on destiny, virtue, and the influence of divine support.
Aristocracy on Social Media: Nobility Clicks
Leonie von Ungern-Sternberg shares her aristocratic heritage on social media, leading her to unexpected experiences, including discussing a major drug cartel incident on CNN.
The UK abandons an ancient political tradition
The UK Parliament has decided to end the hereditary rights of aristocrats to hold seats in the House of Lords, marking a significant shift in British political tradition.
The UK Parliament Rejects Aristocrats' Rights to Inherit Seats in the House of Lords
The UK Parliament has approved a bill that ends the hereditary rights of several dozen Dukes, Earls, and Viscounts to inherit seats in the House of Lords, a move aimed at modernizing governance and promoting democratic principles.
The heartbreaking story of the Duchess of Devonshire and the similarities with Lady Di's life
The article draws parallels between the lives of the Duchess of Devonshire, Georgiana Cavendish, and Princess Diana, highlighting their beauty, political involvement, and personal challenges.
The British Aristocracy Ventures into the Unknown: The Marquesses of Bath Fear for Their Son's Inheritance Rights, Born through Surrogacy
The Marquesses of Bath are concerned about their son's inheritance rights following his birth via surrogacy in the United States.
The Unthinkable Real Estate Phenomenon Surprising Recoleta
Young people have started to look for properties in Recoleta, an area historically known as the heart of Buenos Aires' aristocracy.
David Lauren and Lauren Bush, the marriage of a son of Ralph Lauren and a niece of Bush, beginning a dynasty of rich commoners
The article explores the marriage of David Lauren, son of designer Ralph Lauren, and Lauren Bush, niece of former President George W. Bush, and their position in American social circles.
A Nobleman and a Diplomat Wrote a Trilogy about the Bitter End of the Hungarian Elite and the Entire Epoch
Miklós Bánffy’s trilogy captures the decline of the Hungarian aristocracy through its historical narrative and rich character portrayals.
Politics on Our Screens. Discussing the Films 'Grace' and 'The Kremlin Wizard'
A discussion on the political themes presented in films 'Grace' and 'The Kremlin Wizard' highlights the portrayal of power and modern aristocracy.
Giada De Blanck, who is the only daughter of Countess Patrizia De Blanck
The article discusses Giada De Blanck, the only daughter of the late Countess Patrizia De Blanck, highlighting her life in the public eye and her desire for privacy.
Is the 23-year-old Swiss the new genius of literature?
Nelio Biedermann, a 22-year-old Swiss author, garners attention for his debut novel 'Lázár,' which explores the fall of Hungarian aristocracy, raising questions about the nature of genius in literature.
This relationship electrified Poland. Prince on the behind-the-scenes of the marriage with Kulczyk
Prince Jan Lubomirski-Lanckoroński boasts about amassing a private art collection of nearly 20,000 works over the last 20 years, claiming it to be the largest in Poland while discussing his heritage and lifestyle.
Royal wedding 2026: the golden year of aristocratic marriages
The year 2026 is set to be a significant one for VIP weddings, particularly royal ones, as a new generation of young aristocrats from European and Middle Eastern royal families prepares to marry in historical venues.
An exhibition of Van Dyck as an excuse to visit Genoa, the Italian city sometimes overshadowed
A major retrospective of the Flemish painter Van Dyck, known for his portraits of 17th-century Genoese aristocracy, serves as a perfect reason to explore the often overlooked palaces and museums of the city of Genoa in Italy.
Mourning for Caroline of Monaco: Philippe Junot, French playboy and ex-husband, has died
Philippe Junot, the French aristocrat and first husband of Princess Caroline of Monaco, passed away on January 8 in Madrid at the age of 85, as announced by his eldest daughter Victoria on social media.
He ruled over 400 million people in the 20th century. You probably have never heard of him
Victor Hope, a British aristocrat and politician, served as the Viceroy of India from 1936 to 1943, becoming the longest-serving viceroy in the history of the British Empire.
"It's not about killing," says the hunter
Hunting is experiencing an unexpected renaissance in Germany as it transforms from a privilege of the aristocracy to a sought-after experience for a generation yearning for connection with nature.