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Mr Matthew James Lodge has been appointed Her Majesty's Ambassador to the State of Kuwait.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Mark Simmonds promotes the UK’s partnership with Uganda, trade and investment, and human rights and good governance.
Facilities upgraded as part of the UK’s biggest ever investment into its visa application centre network in China.
Following an extensive procurement exercise Thomson Reuters has been appointed to deliver a new IT system for the Rolls Building.
European Embassies throughout Washington DC will open their doors for the EU’s Annual Open House Day on 10 May.
Paul Boateng has called on African leaders to put in place practical measures which could see the continent move out of its present predicament.
…An open and effective press serves to improve the environment for long-term social, political and economic stability
Two winners will join the Philippine delegation composed of 10 women who have played key roles in conflict resolution and peace building.
The event that took place in the Naval Club of Valparaíso on 26 April was attended by members of the local British community.
Statement from the British High Commission in Kampala to mark World Press Freedom Day
Foreign Secretary celebrates World Press Freedom Day and condemns restrictions around the world.
The inaugural international development annual public lecture delivered by International Development Secretary Justine Greening at the University of Warwick.
The 3rd of May marks the 21st anniversary of World Press Freedom Day.
A roundtable discussion, co-chaired by Francis Maude and CBI Director John Cridland, discussed the government’s commercial reforms.
International Development Minister Alan Duncan is calling on young people across Scotland to join the global fight against poverty.
British troops have deployed to Estonia to take part in a multinational training exercise.
British High Commissioner to Maldives and Sri Lanka issued the following statement to mark World Press Freedom Day, which falls on Saturday, 3 May:
British High Commissioner to Sri Lanka issued the following statement to mark World Press Freedom Day, which falls on Saturday, 3 May:
British Embassy announces over £1m of support to help Burma’s Government get better deals for private sector power investment
Speaking ahead of the 3rd May World Press Freedom Day, British Chargé d'Affaires to Kazakhstan emphasises the importance of freedom of expression for democratic development.
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