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Departures of Note

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Politics

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  1. Hamad bin Khalifa Al ThaniFormer Emir of Qatar who transformed the nation into a global powerhouse through strategic investments, media influence, and sports diplomacy.
  2. Lindsey GrahamAmerican politician and U.S. Senator from South Carolina, known for his foreign policy hawkishness and alliance with Donald Trump.
  3. Ann WiddecombeBritish politician and television personality who served as a Member of Parliament and later became a contestant on reality TV shows.
  4. Anastasiia BerezovskaSuspected bomber in the 2026 Monaco attack on Ukrainian magnate Vadym Yermolaiev, found dead in Kyiv.
  5. Richard H. GlantonRichard H. Glanton was a controversial president of the Barnes Foundation known for his contentious leadership and efforts to address the institution's financial crisis in the 1990s.
  6. K. BhagyarajK. Bhagyaraj was a prolific Tamil cinema writer, director, and actor, known for defining creative contributions to Tamil film industry.
  7. Princess Bajrakitiyabha MahidolPrincess Bajrakitiyabha Mahidol (1978–2026) was a Thai royal, lawyer, and advocate for women's rights and criminal‑justice reform.
  8. Princess BajrakitiyabhaThailand's Princess Bajrakitiyabha died at 47 after 3 years in coma
  9. Bob PackwoodBob Packwood (1932–2026) was a Republican Senator from Oregon known for his leadership on tax reform and abortion rights before resigning amid a harassment scandal.
  10. Barney FrankBarney Frank, a trailblazing lawmaker, died at 86.
  11. David ScottA member of the 119th Congress has died in office.
  12. Andrew HackerAndrew Hacker (1929–2026) was an American political scientist and public intellectual known for his provocative critiques of higher education and American politics.
  13. Justin FairfaxJustin Fairfax was an American lawyer and Democratic politician who served as Virginia’s lieutenant governor from 2018 to 2022.

The Register is compiled continuously from public dispatches. Times indicate when each report first reached the Register, not the moment of departure. The Registrar makes no claim of completeness or of accuracy; particulars are drawn from early and unconfirmed reports, and may later prove mistaken.