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Following the resignation of Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak on 11 February, large demonstrations are still possible across Egypt.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Henry Bellingham has arrived in Nigeria, the first destination of a week long visit to west Africa.
Celebrating 100 years of the Secret Intelligence Service, artist James Hart Dyke was invited to record their work in a series of paintings and sketches.
Tottenham, Manchester City and Liverpool are playing in Europe this week. Check our travel advice for fans if you're going to the match.
Foreign Secretary William Hague has spoken following protests in Iran on 14 February.
Commenting on the sentencing of Tal al-Mallouhi in Syria today, Minister for the Middle East and North Africa, Alistair Burt calls for the blogger's release.
"This Government is committed to strengthening bilateral trade relations with Angola, and to ensuring that we have the right foundations that enable sustainable growth and development."
Foreign Secretary William Hague made a statement to Parliament on recent developments in the Middle East and North Africa.
New lightweight ration packs which feature easy to carry new menus that can be eaten quickly whilst on patrol have arrived on the front line in Afghanistan.
The Minister for International Security Strategy, Gerald Howarth, and Air Chief Marshal Sir Stephen Dalton, Chief of the Air Staff, have visited Afghanistan to talk with British forces personnel.
Theo, a Springer spaniel cross who holds the record for finding the most improvised explosive devices and weapons in Afghanistan, has had his tour extended due to his amazing success.
Minister for Europe David Lidington visited Austria to promote EU enlargement saying “opportunities lie not in a European Union that is standing still”.
The Secretary of State for Scotland Michael Moore spoke to The Scottish Farmer about the Common Agricultural Policy.
Francis Maude and Nick Hurd have unveiled a new strategy to grow the social investment market.
The BBC Agreement has today been amended to allow for changes to the funding of the BBC World Service.
The London 2012 Games remain on time and within budget, data published today by the Government and ODA confirms.
Spring Supplementary Estimates 2010-11 are presented to the House of Commons today as HC790.
A women's website has today revealed that more than half of people polled know a female friend that has experienced domestic abuse.
Around 800 romantic couples are expected to tie the knot in England and Wales this Valentine's Day.
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