Now at the age of 73, Charles is the longest-serving king. And now that the fullness of time has come, everyone is starting to wonder, what will Charles be like as king? Interventionist or not?

“Soon we will have an answer to the question that has been asked so many times: what kind of king will Charles be? Will the monarch intervene? Will this change our fundamental understanding of what it means to be a modern monarch?” The Times of London notes in the article.

In fact, according to the Times analysis, “The fact that Charles has been preparing for this moment all his adult life paradoxically makes the challenges he will face harder, not easier.”

“The British Monarchy has always been an instrument of soft power both at home and abroad. Charles probably has his own views on how he can use this soft power and influence. His course at the moment may give some clues as to how he will act, ”notes the American Vox, recalling the concerns of the former prince and current king about climate and the environment.

Charles has lobbied for a number of different issues over the decades. However, if any of these issues stand out, it is the issue of protecting the planet and climate change that Charles has been raising since the 1990s.

According to the Times, Vox