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The Latest Breaking News from Amalia

Princess forced out of uni accommodation over fears gangsters could kidnap her

Amalia, 18, who is next-in-line to the Dutch throne, had moved into an Amsterdam apartment with other students, but her monarch mum and dad now fear for her safety and have moved her back to the royal palace at The Hague

Daily Mirror

Dutch princess Catharina-Amalia moves back to palace after student accommodation considered unsafe

Princess Catharina-Amalia has moved back to The Hague

Evening Standard

Dutch crown princess Catherina-Amalia forced to move out of student flat over security threat

Teenage royal’s mother Queen Maxima says ‘she can hardly leave the house’

The Independent UK

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Dutch crown princess moves out of student flat after security threats

The eldest daughter of King Willem-Alexander has moved back to the Huis ten Bosch royal palace in The Hague

The Guardian - AU

Dutch crown princess Amalia under heightened security

Dutch Crown Princess Catharina-Amalia is under heightened security due to concern that she could be targeted by criminals, Dutch news agency ANP reported on Thursday, citing her parents.

Reuters

‘On the throne till I drop’: how does British monarchy compare with European royals?

Some monarchies have modernised to stay relevant but other dynasties have not been so successful

The Guardian - UK

Dutch Crown Princess Amalia to study in Amsterdam

The heir to the Dutch throne, Crown Princess Amalia, will become a University of Amsterdam student this year, the royal information service (RVD) said on Monday, issuing a plea for her privacy to be respected during her time on campus.

Reuters

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