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Today marks the 50th anniversary of the independence of the Democratic Republic of Congo. The UK, through its Embassy in Kinshasa has published a book to celebrate this anniversary.
The Prime Minister has spoken about the UK’s involvement in Afghanistan during Prime Minister’s Questions.
The British Army and the Afghan National Police have renamed a checkpoint in Helmand province after a military policeman who died protecting the Afghans he was mentoring there.
Soldiers from 9 Regiment Royal Logistic Corps (RLC) marched through Malmesbury yesterday where, in addition to receiving their Afghanistan Operational Service Medals, they were awarded the 'Freedom' of the historic W…
The Prime Minister's Spokesperson answered questions on Office for Budget Responsibility, prison, bankers' bonuses, Iraq and Afghanistan.
UK Minister for Europe to call on German counterparts
The Foreign Secretary's statement to the House of Commons on the review of the Foreign and Commonwealth Office's programmes spending.
The key theme of discussions between Dr Liam Fox and his US counterpart Defense Secretary Robert Gates today was progress in Afghanistan. Dr…
The school provides the local children with formal lessons and sports activities while their parents are trading. Members of all three British…
Two MOD civilian scientists who have developed technology to counter the improvised explosive device threat in Afghanistan were recently honoured for their life-saving work.
Minister for Africa Henry Bellingham said 'the process has so far been peaceful, and an example of the restraint that has contributed to Somaliland's stability in recent years.'
The village of Tangye, at the foot of the strategically-important Kajaki Dam, has stood empty for nearly five years, its people driven out …
Briefing by the Prime Minister's Spokesman on: Regional Cabinet, Afghanistan and the David Richards interview, benefit cuts, final salary pensions, the G8 and G20 Summits and the World Cup.
Deposits of minerals in Afghanistan such as iron, copper, gold, silver, platinum, as well as oil and natural gas, have the potential to help lift the country out of poverty.
UK MY SUMMIT delegates talk about how youth from around the world have been able to come together and constructively discuss key global issues.
US President Obama has said that the US "deeply values" the US and UK's special relationshipas he and the Prime Minister had their first one-on-one meeting
A transcript of comments by Prime Minister David Cameron and President Barack Obama following a bilateral meeting at the G20 in Toronto, Canada.
A transcript of an interview with the PM carried out by BBC News at the G8 Summit in Canada on 25 June 2010.
Tackling improvised explosive devices was top of the agenda at the MOD's Defence Equipment and Support showcase DVD event this year.
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