IAEA Nuclear Safety UK Board Statement
Nuclear safety and energy infrastructure protection remain central concerns for international oversight bodies as conflict-related risks continue to affect operational ...
Tag: UK foreign policy
OSCE Moscow Mechanism Invoked on Georgia
International human rights monitoring within the OSCE framework provides a shared reference point for participating States on democratic standards and ...
UK north-east Syria statement at Security Council
Across the Middle East, renewed fighting in north-east Syria has raised concerns over civilian safety, detention security, and access for ...
UK OSCE Ukraine statement on escalating attacks
Across Europe, governments continue to focus on how the war in Ukraine affects wider security, energy resilience, and civilian protection. ...
UK addresses Haiti UN Security crisis
The United Kingdom has raised concerns at the United Nations about escalating violence in Haiti and its impact on civilians, ...
Foreign Secretary sets out Arctic security position
The UK government outlined its approach to Greenland and wider Arctic security, responding to proposed US tariff measures affecting several ...
UK UN meeting at Downing Street
The Prime Minister met United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres at 10 Downing Street on 16 January 2026 during events marking ...
UK Iran statement at UN Security Council
The United Kingdom addressed the United Nations Security Council in New York on 15 January 2026 through a statement delivered ...
UK Ukraine partnership marks first anniversary
The UK and Ukraine maintain a long-standing partnership focused on defence, trade, education, and international cooperation. On 16 January 2026, ...
UK urges Syria chemical weapons eradication
Chemical weapons use in Syria has been a central international security concern for more than a decade, repeatedly addressed by ...