Britain yet to take a call on aid cut to India
Britain is yet to take a call on cutting its 280 million pound a year development aid to India, the country's Foreign secretary William Hague said here Thursday.
Hague, who is on a visit to India, to
Pakistani foreign minister to meet Clinton in London
Amid signs of widening rift, Pakistan's foreign minister Hina Rabbani Khar has said she is looking forward to meet US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton on Thursday here to discuss the 'strained ties'
British PM to defend EU veto amid coalition crisis
British Prime Minister David Cameron will on Monday defend his decision to veto a new European Union treaty after the move triggered fury among his Liberal Democrat coalition partners.
Amid the most
UK expels Iran diplomats after embassy attack
Britain shut Iran's embassy in London and expelled all its staff on Wednesday, saying the storming of the British mission in Tehran could not have taken place without consent from Iranian authorities.
Syria’s Assad must reform or step aside: Britain
British foreign secretary William Hague said today that Syrian President Bashar al-Assad must implement reforms in his country or step aside, as the embattled leader prepared to make a major speech.
NATO must intensify strikes, Gaddafi needs to go: Britain
British Foreign Secretary William Hague has urged NATO allies to intensify military operations against the Libyan regime and called on Muammar Gaddafi to step down.
"We must maintain and intensify ou