King Charles acknowledges slavery past, avoids reparations apology at Commonwealth summit

At the Commonwealth summit in Antigua, King Charles acknowledged the horrors of slavery and expressed a desire to address past wrongs, but stopped short of endorsing reparations or issuing an apology. Caribbean leaders and campaigners are intensifying demands for Britain to apologize and pay reparations, creating diplomatic pressure on the UK. The summit's outcome on this issue remains uncertain, with potential implications for Commonwealth relations and UK foreign policy.

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