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UK foreign secretary calls on Jewish state to do ‘as little to escalate this as possible’ amid fears of regional war
Proposal is one option for more formalised relations with Brussels if opposition party wins general election
UK warns any escalation is in no one’s interest and would deepen insecurity in region
Paris presses European Commission to take action after trawler fleet banned from 13 areas
UK foreign secretary steps up efforts to secure aid for Ukraine but is snubbed by senior Republican
Talks in Florida come before British foreign secretary goes to Washington for meetings with lawmakers
Foreign secretary said to have added weight to UK diplomacy but faces concerns over past business links
Statement from security group members comes amid mounting focus on Chinese threat in Asia
From our spending commitments to our historical legacy, we must adjust for a world in flux
Oliver Dowden says government advice on arms exports has not changed as Labour calls for further scrutiny over legality of weapons sales
Ex-Supreme Court judges among those warning government of risk of international law breach after aid worker deaths
Allies reach world’s first bilateral deal as global governments seek to assess and regulate risks from emerging technology
Conservative MP claimed internal assessment found Jewish state had breached international humanitarian law
PM is facing pressure from hawks in his party to take tough action, while trying not to hurt trade links
Department of Justice says critics of Beijing among targets of multiyear espionage campaign
Reprisals expected just as company from China eyes investment in Midlands battery gigafactory
Canberra also to invest £2.4bn in Rolls-Royce nuclear reactor plant as part of Aukus submarine programme
Years of free riding have left European countries dependent on the US — for greater autonomy, they need Britain’s help
Speculation over appointment mounts ahead of presidential election later this year
Treasury alleges Niels Troost benefited from ‘supporting the government of Russia’ via Paramount SA
US and EU set to follow Foreign Office’s asset freeze and travel ban in response to death of opposition leader
Party states new position ahead of Wednesday parliament vote on SNP motion
High costs for global talent will prevent Britain enjoying full benefits of programme, research commissioner to say
HMS Prince of Wales was due to sail for Norway’s arctic coast to replace sister vessel which broke down last week
Rules to block foreign takeovers of strategic assets on security grounds ‘not keeping pace’ with threats, says committee
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