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Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson reaffirms that Britain will stand shoulder to shoulder alongside Japan with North Korea missile tests.
First published during the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government
Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson gave statements to the media as he attended the July 2017 EU Foreign Affairs Council in Brussels.
Theresa May and Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull gave a press conference after visiting the London Bridge attack site and talks at Downing Street.
Following North Korea’s missile launch on 4 July, Minister Mark Field MP summoned the DPRK ambassador to the Foreign & Commonwealth Office.
The Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson has condemned North Korea's latest missile test.
The Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson welcomes the new UN Security Council resolution against North Korea’s illegal nuclear programme.
Prime Minister Theresa May gave a speech at the G7 summit covering counter terrorism, foreign policy, and economy & trade.
Prime Minister Theresa May gave a statement after her meeting with the Prime Minister of Japan Shinzō Abe at Chequers.
Prime Minister Theresa May spoke with the American President Donald Trump to discuss the Syrian chemical attacks and the US response.
The UN Human Rights Council concluded its 34th Session today with important resolutions on Syria, South Sudan, Burma, DPRK, Sri Lanka, Libya and Iran.
Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson has condemned the launch of ballistic missiles by North Korea overnight.
Today, the North Korean Ambassador to the UK, Choe Il, was summoned to the Foreign and Commonwealth Office following a ballistic missile launch on 11 February 2017.
Statement by Ambassador Matthew Rycroft, UK Permanent Representative to the United Nations, on UN Security Council resolution on the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPRK).
The Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson welcomes the UN Security Council’s adoption of new stronger measures to challenge North Korea’s nuclear programme.
Baroness Anelay welcomes progress on human rights at the UN General Assembly’s Third Committee and calls for words to be translated into actions
Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson has condemned the reported nuclear test carried out by North Korea
The UK calls on North Korea to comply with UN Security Council resolutions and stop further provocations.
FCO Minister for Asia Alok Sharma expresses concern following reports of more ballistic missile launches by North Korea
Prime Minister Theresa May made a statement in the House of Commons as part of the vote on the future of the Trident programme.
The Prime Minister, David Cameron, welcomed Japanese Prime Minister Shinzō Abe to Chequers for discussions on global security issues.
First published during the 2015 to 2016 Cameron Conservative government
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