Another country expresses desire to remove Queen Elizabeth as head of state

• Bad news for Queen Elizabeth as another country expresses a desire to remove her.
• Her removal as head of state has been declared by Antigua and Barbuda.

Queen Elizabeth’s removal as head of state has been declared by Antigua and Barbuda.

Chris Ship, the royal editor of ITV News, claimed that he questioned Chet Greene, the foreign minister of Antigua and Barbuda, about his nation’s desire to become a republic.

He responded, “Eventually. Chris Ship traveled to Rwanda with Prince Charles and Duchess Camilla.

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When Barbados became a republic for the first time in history last year, it stopped declaring loyalty to Queen Elizabeth II, shedding yet another remnant of its colonial past.

Prince Charles and singer Rihanna were among the dignitaries, politicians, and musicians who attended the ceremony.

Jamaica’s transition away from the British monarchy has likewise “officially begun.”

The procedure will be finished in “stages” before the next election in 2025, according to Marlene Malahoo Forte QC, a senior minister who oversees the nation’s Ministry of Legal and Constitutional Affairs.