British EU exit could lead to UK break-up, warns ex-foreign secretary
The United Kingdom could disintegrate if Britons vote to leave the European Union as it would give succour to the cause of Scottish nationalists, former
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UK’s Cameron turns to women and anti-EUers in major ministerial shake-up
By Andrew Osborn and Guy Faulconbridge British Prime Minister David Cameron on Tuesday pushed through his biggest government shake-up since coming to power in 2010,
President off to London for official visit
PRESIDENT Nicos Anastasiades will visit London for four days at the invitation of the British government, which will include a meeting with Prime Minister David
British working with foreign ministry to resolve title deeds issue
By Peter Stevenson THE BRITISH high commission will be cooperating closely with the foreign ministry following a Cabinet decision regarding the issuing of title deeds.
Iran, powers extend talks to clinch elusive nuclear deal
Iran and six world powers extended high-stakes talks over Tehran’s nuclear program into an unscheduled third day on Saturday, as their top diplomats labored to
Syria peace talks plans in jeopardy after opposition, Saudi moves
By Arshad Mohammed and Peter Griffiths Plans for talks to end the fighting in Syria were in jeopardy on Tuesday after the opposition refused to
Kerry: Syrian surrender of chemical arms could stop US attack
By Arshad Mohammed and Andrew Osborn SYRIAN President Bashar al-Assad could avoid a U.S. military strike by surrendering all his chemical weapons within a week,
UN experts in Syria head to site of poison gas attack
By Erika Solomon U.N. inspectors left central Damascus on Monday to investigate sites of an alleged chemical weapons strike on the outskirts of the Syrian
Fruitful meeting between foreign ministers
By Stefanos Evripidou BRITISH FOREIGN Secretary William Hague yesterday met with his Cypriot counterpart Ioannis Kasoulides in London to discuss bilateral relations, the Cyprus problem,
UK Says ‘no progress’ in Assange talks with Ecuador
By Costas Pitas Talks between Britain and Ecuador ended with no breakthrough over Julian Assange, the British Foreign Office said on Monday, nearly a year
Imperial guilt: deny, dissimulate, and delay
By Gwynne Dyer SIR ERIC Griffith-Jones, the attorney-general in the British colony of Kenya at the time of the Mau Mau rebellion, was a sensitive
Ecuador says to talk with Britain on Assange on June 17
By Sarah Young and Alexandra Valencia Ecuadorean Foreign Minister Ricardo Patino has said he will meet Britain’s Foreign Secretary William Hague this month to discuss