King Charles Should Take a Lesson From His Spanish Cousin.

The article examines the parallels between the Spanish and British monarchies, particularly in light of recent crises faced by both royal families. It highlights the historical context of the Spanish monarchy's survival through democratic transitions, notably King Juan Carlos's opposition to a military coup in 1981, and contrasts it with the current challenges facing King Charles III of the UK. The piece discusses reforms made by King Felipe VI of Spain to restore public trust, including transparency in royal finances and limiting the number of working royals, while noting the British monarchy's more opaque financial practices. The article suggests that both monarchies must adapt to maintain their relevance and public support in changing political climates. [Extracted from the article]