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First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Her Majesty The Queen set out the foreign policy areas of the Government's work in this Parliament during her speech on 9 May.
The School Games are in full swing at the Olympic Park, and this morning Foreign Office Minister Jeremy Browne welcomed young Brazilian athletes and the Brazilian Deputy Ambassador to the stadium.
Foreign Secretary William Hague has marked the World Red Cross and Red Crescent Day by recognising the "vital role" played by the staff and volunteers around the world.
Mr David Lidington, Minister for Europe, opened the seminar and joined the company attendees for the presentations and discussions.
Minister for Africa has reopened the British Embassy in Co?te d’Ivoire during his second visit to the country.
Madeleine McCann has been missing from a holiday resort in the Algarve, Portugal, since 3 May 2007
Foreign Secretary William Hague took part in a LinkedIn discussion about UK trade with South East Asia
Based in Afghanistan, Katie worked as a project manager heading up a project to set up a court in Kabul. She tells of how women went from cooks and cleaners to lawyers and judges.
A look at the work of the Foreign Office and its embassies overseas this week.
"We must ensure that both online and offline innovation and free flow of ideas, information and expression are protected" said Foreign Secretary William Hague.
More than 100 civilians were awarded the first Afghanistan Civilian Service Medals for their dedicated work to bring about a better future for Afghanistan.
Minister for the Middle East and North Africa Alistair Burt has called on all involved to show maximum restraint following violence in Cairo.
Minister for Africa Henry Bellingham has spoken of the ongoing struggle for press freedom around the world after Somali journalist Farhan James Abudlle was killed.
Foreign Secretary William Hague spoke at the presentation of the Civilian Service Medal for Afghanistan on 3 May.
Foreign Secretary welcomes the swearing in of National League for Democracy MPs, including Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, in Burma today
Foreign Office Minister Jeremy Browne has offered condolences to those affected by the sinking of a ferry on the Brahmaputra River in Assam.
Visitors to Spain are advised to allow extra time to clear security at airports, ports and border crossings due to additional security around the European Central Bank Summit on 2-4 May.
Minister for Latin America Jeremy Browne has welcomed Guatemala and Belize's agreement to hold simultaneous referenda on referring their territorial dispute to the International Court of Justice.
Political and other demonstrations can quickly turn violent in Bangladesh.
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