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Some leaders had hoped Charles might use his speech at Chogm in Samoa as an opportunity to apologise for Britain’s colonial past

Britain's King Charles faced calls to reckon with his country's colonial past Friday, as a supposedly friendly summit of Commonwealth leaders turned into a factious debate about the legacy of slavery and empire.

A confrontation for Britain over its role in the trans-Atlantic slave trade appears increasingly likely to feature at a summit of nations its empire once colonized, after Caribbean leaders said they would thrust the matter of financial reparations into the spotlight at the event in Samoa

Draft communique containing agreement to re-examine slave trade reparations adds to building pressure on PM

Britain faces demands for £200bn in slavery and £6.2 trillion in climate reparations by 2050

Slavery also on agenda at meeting of government heads, which King Charles will attend for first time as monarch

Bahamas Prime Minister Philip Davis tells The Associated Press that his nation is in a financial pickle

Former secretary of state accuses oil and gas companies of ‘business as usual’ at major climate summit in New York

Opposition Leader Peter Dutton has laid out his alternative vision for Australia while rallying Liberal Party MPs and members ahead of the federal election.

The State Department is discouraging tourists from traveling to the Caribbean islands. But government officials from both nations hope that won't keep tourists from coming.

Member for Monash will remain in parliament as independent after losing Liberal pre-selection for next election