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The UK has just published a 5-year strategy for South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Paul Amato, Deputy Head of Mission at the Helmand Provincial Reconstruction team, has visited Musa Qala to hear about progress there.
Foreign Secretary William Hague and Minister for Europe David Lidington met with the Dutch Foreign Minister Uri Rosenthal today.
Foreign Office Minister Alistair Burt argued the case for the FCO’s digital engagement activities during a Westminster Hall debate, whilst emphasising the need for certain diplomatic communications to remain private.
I urge the Belarusian authorities to ensure that all detainees are given access to adequate medical care and legal representation'
Mr Arthur Snell has been appointed British High Commissioner to the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago.
Mr Benedict Llewellyn-Jones OBE will succeed Mr Nicholas Cannon OBE who will be transferring to another Diplomatic Service appointment.
Full text of the Westminster Hall debate on the effect of the Internet on diplomacy and the work of the Foreign Office. Includes Hansard references.
The most complex military sales case the UK has undertaken with the US Air Force for the last 70 years is well under way.
While there had been substantial progress in 2010 in Afghanistan the gains are not irreversible and there is much to be achieved in 2011 senior British military and civilian officials said yesterday.
The 7,400 tonne vessel was named by Lady Anne Soar, wife of Admiral Sir Trevor Soar and the ceremony was attended by First Sea Lord, Admiral…
ORED has published its guidance on the EU NER competition. DECC guidance on the NER300 funding mechanism for innovative renewable energy…
Microgeneration Strategy to give certainty and clarity to industry and consumers Climate Change Minister Greg Barker today launched a formal…
Three geothermal projects run by Keele University, Newcastle and Durham University and Cofely District Energy in Southampton have won a total…
The new Civil Service Compensation Scheme (CSCS) comes into effect today.
The world-famous zebra crossing near the Abbey Road Studios in London, has been listed Grade II
The zebra crossing near the Abbey Road Studios in London has been listed Grade II by John Penrose, Minister for Tourism and Heritage.
ID cards have been scrapped by the government after the Identity Documents Bill received Royal Assent.
Scientists may be able to halt global honey bee losses by forcing the deadly Varroa mite, lethal in the freezing weather, to self destruct.
This is the December 2010 edition of the violence against women and girls newsletter.
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