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Lord Livingston travels to Dublin today (12 February 2014) on one of his first overseas visits as Trade and Investment Minister.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
The Human Rights and Democracy Fund 2014-2015 in Kyrgyzstan is now open for the submission of project proposals.
Foreign Secretary William Hague calls for urgent steps for Bosnia.…
From 21 February 2014, the responsibility for processing visa applications in the Dominican Republic will be taken up by VFS Global.
Supporting, promoting and protecting human rights and democracy work in Jordan
Major developments expected in the next year with opportunities available for UK businesses to form partnerships and secure contracts.
Article by British Ambassador to Morocco, Clive Alderton, published in Moroccan LE MATIN and Assahra al-Maghribiya on 19 January 2014
Prime Minister David Cameron welcomes today’s agreement to restart negotiations to reunify Cyprus.
Official government figures show that search and rescue bases RNAS Culdrose, HMS Gannet and RAF Valley are the top 3 busiest in the country.
Passport applications for Britons resident overseas must now be made via the GOV.UK website
British Embassy in Bangkok is pleased to announce a call for bids to the FCO’s Human Rights and Democracy Programme fund.
Foreign and Commonwealth Office urges prospective parents considering surrogacy overseas to get legal advice
The Prime Minister’s Spokesperson (PMS) answered questions on flooding and smoking.
More military personnel have been called on to support multi-agency flood relief operations.
Alistair Carmichael addresses the National Farmers Union of Scotland AGM.
Secretary of State for Health on the changing culture in our hospitals following the Francis Report into Mid Staffordshire.
The Italy and Scotland Rugby teams will meet in Rome for their RBS 6 Nations Rugby Tournament on 22 February.
Companies asked to get ready for increase in workloads ahead of the road network's biggest investment since the 1970s.
The bidding round for the Human Rights and Democracy Programme is extended until 7 March 2014 Friday
The Prime Minister’s Spokesperson (PMS) answered questions on flooding, gun licenses and Mark Harper.
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