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The visit was part of a regional tour in preparation for the Somalia Conference in London next month.
Nearly 13,000 military personnel from 9 countries, including 5,250 from the UK, set to take part in largest military exercise in Europe.
Charles Hay, Director of the UK Consular Services, visited Ethiopia this week to familiarize himself with one of the most diverse consular regions in the world.
Women and Equalities Minister sets out ‘a clear business argument’ for gender diversity.
At G8 Foreign Ministers’ meeting the UK announced further £10 million to tackle sexual violence in conflict & violence against women & girls
On 16 and 17 April 2013, a Consular surgery will be held at the British Embassy in Astana and the UKTI office in Atyrau.
A Royal Navy frigate has conducted a series of manoeuvres with Kuwaiti armed forces in the Gulf.
British High Commission Kigali marks 19th anniversary of genocide during official week of mourning.
A British soldier who dragged an injured comrade 20 metres across open ground while under enemy fire in Afghanistan has been honoured.
Foreign Secretary William Hague has met Japanese Foreign Minister Fumio Kishida in the margins of the G8 Meeting.
The book of condolence at the British High Commission will remain open from 9 to 12 April.
Responding to suggestions that the UK Government is threatening to withhold economic aid from Northern Ireland, the Rt Hon Theresa Villiers MP said:
Statement from British Ambassador to Cote d’Ivoire Simon David Tonge on the death of former Prime Minister Lady Margaret Thatcher:
Foreign Office Minister Baroness Warsi has welcomed Amnesty International's report on the use of the death penalty.
The British Ambassador to the Holy See Nigel Baker talks to Vatican Radio ahead of G8 Foreign Ministers meeting in London on 10 to 11 April
The approved driving instructor (ADI) check test will be replaced with a new ‘standards check’ from April 2014.
New opportunity for pilots, mechanics, airfields, training organisations and small aviation firms to cut red tape.
Over 70,000 PAYE returns have been submitted using Real Time Information since 6 April.
The British embassy in Tallinn has opened a book of condolence following the passing of former Prime Minister Lady Thatcher.
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