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Russia’s leader warns they ‘should be aware of what they are playing with.’
Former British PM David Cameron, now Foreign Secretary, says “lights are flashing red” and we live in a much more dangerous world.
Emmanuel Macron makes suggestion at hastily arranged meeting of EU leaders in Paris.
The foreign secretary said the British overseas territory is a part of the UK as long as its residents want it to be as Argentina seeks to open negotiations.
Foreign Secretary David Cameron said the UK might recognise a Palestinian state, something Benjamin Netanyahu says is no longer on the table.
The Argentine president said the foreign ministers will work on a solution over control of the archipelago. The FCDO suggested the issue is not up for debate.
The foreign secretary defended the government’s decision to strike Houthi targets and not to tell Parliament ahead of the strikes.
The foreign secretary and former prime minister said there are currently a ‘lot of issues’ between the UK and an ’aggressive' China.
The UK’s foreign secretary wants new sources of finance to respond internationally to U.N. efforts on climate change, biodiversity and inclusion.
Foreign Secretary David Cameron said the UK ‘will not tolerate any attempt by any foreign power to intimidate, harass, or harm’ British residents.
Foreign Secretary Jack Alister told a group of MPs that Scotland’s first minister breached protocol by not having a Foreign Office official present at meetings.
The UK foreign secretary and former prime minister defended his government’s engagement with China, but said the world has changed since he left office.
A temporary pause to hostilities between Israel and Hamas is ‘a crucial opportunity to get hostages out and aid in to Gaza,’ according to Lord Cameron.
Foreign Secretary David Cameron—who as prime minister in 2015 signed into law a promise to spend 0.7 percent of GDP on international aid—has now backtracked.
Amid calls for the ‘golden-era’ PM to disclose interests, an expert said job-hunting rules need tightening so ex-ministers can’t ‘go off and help China.’
A significant group of Tory MPs have flagged concern over the government’s change of direction, while grassroots Tories have told the government to be ‘genuine.
The former prime minister, David Cameron, has made an astonishing political comeback after Rishi Sunak named him as his new foreign secretary.
The prime minister committed to a boost of £36 billion for northern infrastructure as he promised political change ahead of a general election.
