Tag: Foreign Office
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Sunak braced for fresh wrangling over Rwanda Bill as Parliament returns
[ad_1] The Commons returns from Easter recess on Monday with the legislation high on the agenda. [ad_2] Source link
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Lord Cameron meets with Donald Trump amid push for US support for Ukraine
[ad_1] “US support for Ukraine has massively degraded the military capacity of a common adversary, Russia has lost half of its pre-invasion land combat power, and a quarter of its original Black Sea fleet, while creating jobs at home and strengthening the Western alliance and Nato.” [ad_2] Source link
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Foreign Secretary to urge Nato allies to ‘step up and spend more on defence’
[ad_1] Lord Cameron hopes to sign allies up to British-led initiatives to buy Nato standard missiles and munitions for the Ukrainian armed forces. [ad_2] Source link
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UK demands ‘transparent explanation’ after deaths of British aid workers in Gaza
[ad_1] Government sources said at least two British nationals were among the dead. [ad_2] Source link
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UK and US must ‘stop backsliding’ on support for Israel, Suella Braverman claims
[ad_1] The former home secretary made the warning as she toured sites in Israel attacked by Hamas on October 7 last year. [ad_2] Source link
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Government lawyers believe Israel is breaking the law, says senior MP Kearns
[ad_1] On Saturday she stood by the comments, saying: “I remain convinced the Government has completed its updated assessment on whether Israel is demonstrating a commitment to international humanitarian law, and that it has concluded that Israel is not demonstrating this commitment, which is the legal determination it has to make. [ad_2] Source link
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UK and US accuse China of ‘malicious’ global cyber attacks
[ad_1] Officials in Britain and the US on Monday filed charges and imposed sanctions on alleged spies linked to the APT31 hacking group. [ad_2] Source link
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UK and US accuse China of ‘malicious’ global cyber attacks
[ad_1] Officials in Britain and the US on Monday filed charges and imposed sanctions on alleged spies linked to the APT31 hacking group. [ad_2] Source link
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UK aid to China drops by 90% since 2019 but transparency is falling – watchdog
[ad_1] There is still too little transparency over how UK taxpayers’ money is being spent in China, and we’re concerned it seems to be going backwards on the issue of ‘administration costs’ charged to the aid budget which can run to millions of pounds Sir Hugh Bayley, ICAI commissioner [ad_2] Source link
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Sanctioned oligarch and superyacht owner lose Court of Appeal bids
[ad_1] Eugene Shvidler took his case to the Court of Appeal alongside Russian businessman Sergei Naumenko. [ad_2] Source link