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Minister for Europe David Lidington has spoken following Parliamentary elections in Kosovo on 12 December.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Mr Nigel Casey MVO has been appointed Her Majesty's Ambassador to Bosnia and Herzegovina.
At the launch of the UK's 'How to Note on Electoral Assistance', Foreign Office Minister Jeremy Browne gave a speech setting out the Government's approach to supporting democracy and free and fair elections …
Fifty-five Tongan troops, the first contingent from the Tonga Defence Services to complete intensive pre-deployment training with the RAF Regiment at RAF Honington in Suffolk, are now ready to deploy to Afghanistan.
The UN Security Council DRC Sanctions Committee has agreed to place an additional four people on the list of individuals and entities subject to a worldwide travel ban and asset freeze.
Mr Speaker, I wish to make a statement on the outcome of the United Nations climate conference in Cancun. The House will remember the disappointment…
The Government today gave the go-ahead for a new gas installation at Tirley in Gloucestershire, which will help boost UK energy security by …
Police authorities in England and Wales were today told how much cash they will be given by central government.
Addressing parliament today, the Home Secretary said that ‘some students behaved disgracefully’, but that police assessments show groups of ‘hardcore activists’ infiltrated the protests.
The detailed breakdown of how government funding for the police will be allocated across individual forces was announced today.
Research exploring the experiences of alcohol misusers in relation to claiming benefits, employment, and dealing with Jobcentre Plus.
Education Secretary Michael Gove's written ministerial statement on the schools financial settlement with regard to education spending.
…From the Prime Minister's spokesperson on: Terry Jones, Olympic security and student protests.…
From the Prime Minister's spokesperson on: student protests, Sweden, Government websites/Wikileaks and misc.
Sixty years after the birth of the Universal Declaration on Human Rights, human rights are in retreat in some parts of the globe.
Foreign Secretary William Hague congratulates Mexican President Calderon and Foreign Minister Espinosa as talks end with agreement.
In a statement to mark International Human Rights Day, the Foreign Secretary sent a message of support to human rights defenders around the world, including the Chinese Nobel Peace Prize winner Liu Xiaobo, and those detained…
The UK and Afghan partnered training institution for the Afghan National Police (ANP), the Helmand Police Training Centre (HPTC), celebrated its first birthday on Sunday 5 December 2010.
The presence of NATO forces in Afghanistan has been described as ‘buying time’ while the Afghan security forces are trained to such a level …
Minister for the Middle East Alistair Burt talked about the UK's concerns when he took part in an adjournment debate in Parliament on 7 December.
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