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Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson was in Lagos as part of a 2-day visit to the country.
"Our diplomatic network is the essential infrastructure of Britain’s influence in the world".
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
The crew of Plymouth-based Royal Naval warship HMS Chatham said goodbye to their ship this week at an official decommissioning ceremony.
The boat will bolster Kenya Navy’s ability to tackle piracy threats and help improve security in the region.
IPO launches MusicBiz competition aimed at helping 14 to 18 year olds better understand how songwriters, artists and bands are rewarded
HMS Cumberland sailed for the Middle East yesterday where she will conduct maritime policing patrols as part of the wider international effort to deal with illegal use of maritime trade routes in the region.
Foreign Secretary spoke at the British Government Consultation on Somalia at Chatham House on 8 February.
Admiral Sir Philip Jones, First Sea Lord and Chief of Naval Staff, spoke alongside the Chief of the Indian Navy, Admiral Sunil Lanba at the International Institute of Strategic Studies.
The UK and Seychelles discussed piracy in the sidelines of the Somalia Conference.
A new combat uniform for the Royal Navy is being trialled by HMS Daring while on counter-piracy operations in the Gulf.
Merlin helicopters and crews from 814 Naval Air Squadron (814 NAS) have returned from the Norwegian Sea, where they took part in a NATO anti-submarine warfare exercise.
The Prime Minister met with the Ghanaian President, John Dramani Mahama, in Downing Street.
Vice Admiral Peter Hudson has taken over command of the NATO Maritime Headquarters during a ceremony in Northwood, London.
Somalia, MOD Ships and Emma Harrison were discussed at this session.
The UK will lead a Gulf joint maritime force to deter piracy, tackle terrorism, and disrupt smuggling, the Defence Secretary has announced.
The ship was conducting routine flying operations in international waters in the Mediterranean on Monday 1 November 2010 when a floating object…
The Minister for Europe updated parliament on the Foreign Affairs, Foreign Affairs (Defence) and General Affairs Councils on 18 – 19 May
The 4,900-tonne Type 23 frigate will be taking over duties from HMS Iron Duke and will be patrolling busy shipping lanes and providing security…
"The EU has its own unique selling points when it comes to international security. Its advantage lies in the broad and complementary tools it can use to promote international peace"
Transport Minister Lord Callanan launches new guidance on how shipping organisations can deal with cyber threats.
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