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News · 26 December 2025

King Charles calls for unity in Christmas speech

King Charles calls for unity in Christmas speech

King Charles III delivered his fourth annual Christmas address from Westminster Abbey, calling for courage, kindness, and unity in an increasingly divided world. Drawing parallels to the Christmas pilgrimage story, the monarch emphasized finding strength through companionship and reconciliation amid ongoing conflicts including the war in Ukraine. He reflected on World War II's 80th anniversary lessons, highlighting community solidarity and sacrifice. The King stressed that diverse communities can ensure right triumphs over wrong through mutual respect and understanding, while also revealing his cancer treatment enters a precautionary phase.

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