Tag: UK foreign policy

The Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office announced a £146 million humanitarian funding package for Sudan for 2026–2027, with Foreign Secretary ...

The G7 Foreign Ministers have issued a joint statement condemning Iran-linked attacks across multiple Middle Eastern countries, reaffirming support for ...

Lebanon remains a focus for UK foreign and humanitarian policy as conflict continues to affect civilians and displace communities across ...

The United Kingdom used a UN Security Council meeting on 10 March 2026 to restate its position on Syria’s chemical ...

Minerals used in clean energy, electronics and modern industry are becoming more prominent in international security discussions. Their supply, processing ...

Iran has launched sustained missile and drone attacks across multiple countries in the Middle East, affecting civilian infrastructure and regional ...

The conflict in the Middle East has produced extensive civilian suffering, displacement and destruction across multiple communities. International diplomacy has ...

The United Kingdom maintains a diplomatic network across Ukraine to support political engagement, humanitarian programmes and economic cooperation during the ...

Consular protection and treaty obligations are central to the UK response when British nationals face prosecution overseas. The sentencing of ...

On 1 February 2026, the Foreign Secretary, The Rt Hon Yvette Cooper MP, marked the fifth anniversary of the Myanmar ...