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Tag: Foreign relations of the United Kingdom

Tag Archives: Foreign relations of the United Kingdom

13Nov/17

UK’s Johnson apologises for distress caused by remarks on jailed aid worker in Iran

November 13, 2017PoliticsBoris, Boris Johnson, British people, Country: Iran, Country: United Kingdom, English people, Foreign relations of the United Kingdom, Foreign Secretary, Gender, Genealogy, Iran, Iran–United Kingdom relations, Law/Crime, London, Mayors of London, Nazanin, Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe, Politics, Politics by country, Richard Ratcliffe, Theresa May, Thomson Reuters Foundation, United Kingdomsmbale

LONDON, ENGLAND, UK (NOVEMBER 13, 2017) (PARLIAMENT TV) – British Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson on Monday (NOvember 13) apologised for causing distress with remarks he made about a Iranian-British aid worker jailed in Iran. Continue reading →

30Mar/17

Press Release – Pledge your support for our Plan for Britain today

March 30, 2017BrexitCountry: United Kingdom, Decades, European Union, Foreign relations of the United Kingdom, Foreign relations of the United States, Global politics, International reactions to the 2016 United Kingdom European Union membership referendum, International relations, Politics, Public sphere, United Kingdom, United Kingdom and the European Unionsmbale

Today we formally begin the process of leaving the European Union. This is a moment for our country to come together and to forge a new partnership with Europe and with the rest of the world. Continue reading →

14Nov/15

Paris in shock morning after deadly rampage

November 14, 2015WorldAtheism in France, Bataclan, Charlie Hebdo, Charlie Hebdo shooting, Criticism of religion, Foreign relations of France, Foreign relations of the United Kingdom, France, Jyllands-Posten Muhammad cartoons controversy, Magazines, Mass media, Natasha Howitt, November 2015 Paris attacks, Paris, PASSER-, Persecution of atheists, Reactions to the November 2015 Paris attacks, Savane, u.s. led, United Statessmbale

(Reuters) – Paris has been left stunned after a series of deadly attacks on the capital, as an emergence defence council meeting is called. Natasha Howitt reports.
Paris is waking up, the morning after a series of bloody shootings and bombings killed over a hundred people and left scores in a critical condition.
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