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Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting

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The Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM) is a biennial summit meeting of leaders from Commonwealth nations, chaired by the host country's prime minister or president. The meeting was first held in 1971 in Singapore and has been held 26 times, with the most recent one taking place in Kigali, Rwanda. CHOGMs discuss various issues affecting member nations and have attempted to orchestrate common policies on contentious issues such as apartheid, military coups, and electoral fraud. The meeting has an official theme, set by the host nation, and releases joint statements declaring the member states' opinions on certain issues.learn more on wikipedia

  1. King Charles III delivers Christmas address

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  2. Queen Camilla withdraws from engagements due to a reported chest infection

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  3. King Charles and Queen Camilla embark on private trip to India for health and wellness retreat

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  4. Commonwealth Leaders Support Dialogue on Reparatory Justice

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  5. King Charles III acknowledges "painful" history at Commonwealth summit

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  6. Commonwealth Leaders Reject UK's Slavery Reparations Position

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  7. King Charles heckled by Australian senator over land ownership and colonial legacy

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  8. Chris Hoy Announces Terminal Cancer Diagnosis and Expresses Gratitude for Public Tributes

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  9. King Charles III's visit to Australia rekindles debate on ending ties to British monarchy

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  10. Rwanda's President Kagame Sworn in for Fourth Term After Landslide Election Victory

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  11. Rwanda's President Paul Kagame Seeks Fourth Term in Upcoming Election

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perspectives

  1. 1.British Foreign Policy
  2. 2.Election
  3. 3.Protests
  4. 4.Authoritarianism
  5. 5.British Monarchy
  6. 6.Independence Movements
  7. 7.UK under Keir Starmer
  8. 8.Olympic Games
  9. 9.Australian Foreign Policy
  10. 10.Australia under Anthony Albanese
  11. 11.Rwanda under Paul Kagame
  12. 12.Cancer

countries

  1. 1.KenyaKE
  2. 2.GermanyDE
  3. 3.AustraliaAU
  4. 4.AlbaniaAL
  5. 5.SamoaWS
  6. 6.New ZealandNZ
  7. 7.United KingdomGB
  8. 8.FranceFR
  9. 9.Congo, The Democratic Republic of theCD
  10. 10.RwandaRW
  11. 11.SingaporeSG
  12. 12.AngolaAO

organizations

  1. 1.Commonwealth
  2. 2.Buckingham PalaceGB
  3. 3.Green Party
  4. 4.African Union
  5. 5.10 Downing StreetGB
  6. 6.Labour Party
  7. 7.Australian Monarchist League
  8. 8.Australian Republic Movement
  9. 9.British Foreign OfficeGB
  10. 10.First Nations
  11. 11.Conservative Party
  12. 12.Hutus

persons

  1. 1.King Charles IIIGB
  2. 2.Keir StarmerGB
  3. 3.Queen Elizabeth IIGB
  4. 4.Frederick MitchellBS
  5. 5.Patricia ScotlandGB
  6. 6.Prince WilliamGB
  7. 7.Anthony AlbaneseAU
  8. 8.Frank Habineza
  9. 9.Kendrick LamarUS
  10. 10.Paul KagameRW
  11. 11.Philippe Mpayimana
  12. 12.Philip DavisBS

technicals

  1. 1.Pacific Ocean
  2. 2.Sydney Opera House
  3. 3.Caribbean Sea
  4. 4.Torres Strait Island
  5. 5.Victorian
  6. 6.Aboriginal
  7. 7.D-Day
  8. 8.Westminster Abbey
  9. 9.Paris 2024 Olympic Games
  10. 10.Australian War Memorial
  11. 11.God Save The King
  12. 12.Slavery Abolition Act