Norwegian King Harald V dies at 89 after blood infection
Norway's King Harald V died peacefully after 35 years on the throne, succumbed to a bacterial blood infection.
Why it mattersThe death of a long-reigning European monarch triggers a significant political transition and shifts leadership in a key NATO nation.
AustraliaThe royal succession in Norway is primarily a European event, though Harald's granddaughter, Princess Ingrid Alexandra, studied at the University of Sydney before returning to Norway.
Corroborated by7news.com.au·smh.com.au
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