Prince William burns authenticity as a King – walking through the world prize and COP30 in Brazil
London (AP) – We’ve seen the Great and Prince William recently – and we’re going to see a lot more.
The heir to the British throne will be on the streets of Rio de Janeiro this week to promote his global prize, an initiative to find solutions to major environmental problems. That will be followed by the United Nations Climate Cop30, and in Brazil, where William will represent his Father, King Charles III, and the UK government.
William’s trip to the Brazilian city known for Copacabana Beach and the Annual Darnival is the latest installment in the Monarchy’s drive to portray the prince as an aristocrat ready to be king.
The scale of the work towards him emphasized the king’s surprising decision to raise his brother Andrew of his royal title and Windsor in his friendship with her. William was not interviewed when he moved to withdraw Andrew’s alleged opposition to the king’s brother who was threatened with covering the royal family.
In recent weeks, William appeared alongside his father at the Cop30 Gala in London, wiped away tears while speaking to a grieving widow, and interviewed actor Eugene Levy when he talked about his plans.
“He sends many traditions about how he wants to be king when his time comes,” said Sally Bedloll Smith, author of “Prince Charles: the passions of life that cannot be denied.” “
“And he gave the truth that his father has been sick for almost two years now, I think it will not be because of their indifference that it will not be compatible with the hope that it will not happen soon.”
Charles, to be sure, shows few signs of slowing down, hosting US President Donald Trump’s State visit in September before praying to pray with Pope Leo XIV in a month. But behind the vitality it is true that the king will turn 77 this month and has been suffering from a type of cancer that has not been revealed since the beginning of 2024.
And so the palace prepares, wisely, as always.
Plan and plan some more
Unlike the prime minister and the Parliament, which exists in the days of political formation of the election, if not the king of inheritance in Britain thinks that thirty years, if it is Craig Precot, said Crail Precot at the Royal Holloway University of London.
He describes this institution as a team in a way like an oil tank, which takes a long time to change that star company now will lead to big changes in the long run.
“It’s always necessary to have a watchman looking forward to the Icebergs,” Prescott said. And in a sense, that’s what they do. ”
William likes to think a lot
So it is not by chance that William of William’s prize has come as world leaders are preparing to gather in Belem, the gateway to the Amazon River Basin, to be able to solve the global climate problem.
Earthshot, which offers $1 million in prizes for each of the five categories, is one of William’s big ideas, the kind of project he can focus on when he becomes King.
He introduced the award in 2020, inspired by US President John F. Kennedy’s 1962 “Moonsont” that launched Americans to the moon at the end of that decade. William’s aim is to accelerate the pace of environmental regeneration to combat issues such as climate change, ocean plastic pollution and wildlife habitat loss by 2030.
Switch up
As it enters its fifth year, the world seems to be shifting gears.
So far the award has focused on small print in the hope that their expertise can be scaled to address global problems. Now it is widely recognized that more policy development, which brings countries and communities together, will be difficult in dealing with these current problems, said the director of Wob Ward, policy policy at the London School of Economics and Politics.
This year’s finalists include the United Nations High Seaa, which requires the protection of marine areas outside of national states; The city of Guangzhou, China, is a leader in public transport testing; And the Lagos fashion week, which promotes sustainable, creative dressmakers based on the fight against the tide of fast fashion refuses to literally wash up on the shores of Africa.
The winners will be announced on Wednesday night after three days of policy discussions and photo opportunities such as William playing volleyball on the Copacabana beach and participating in the soccer penalty shootout at Maracanà Stadium.
William will then attend the Cop30 summit of world leaders where politicians, civil society organizations and civil society organizations will debate ways to accelerate efforts to cut carbon emissions that cause global warming. While Charles has represented Britain at previous summits, lending his cake to debate long before many other leaders, this year his eldest son will take over.
It’s William’s turn, a 43-year-old father of three, to show what he talks about on Levy TV + to show “skeptic traveller.”
“I think it’s safe to say that change is on my agenda, change for the better,” he told Levy after a tour of Windsor Castle. “I accept that, and I enjoy that change. I’m not afraid of it. That’s a little bit that makes me happy.”
William will take that agenda to the police conference.
“Yes, he will be speaking as, you know, a person of the new generation from the Father and emphasizing that this is the most important thing in the results of our voice, or Wevel.”
