Royal Reflections and Global Realities

This chapter examines the contemporary relevance of the British royal family and the Commonwealth in light of public criticism, personal beliefs, and media portrayals. It contrasts the historical roles of the monarchy with their evolving responsibilities, particularly focusing on mental health advocacy and political restraint. Further, it explores the complexities of Rwandan recovery post-genocide and the ongoing instability in neighboring regions, linking these historical events to broader global implications.