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- ReleaseGOV.UK: Foreign, Commonwealth & Development OfficeThe United Kingdom remains committed to working with Iraq, Kuwait, and the Tripartite Commission to provide answers for families of missing loved ones: UK statement at the UN Security Council
- ReleaseGOV.UK: Foreign, Commonwealth & Development OfficeWe must protect and build on 30 years of work supporting the protection of children in conflicts: UK statement at the UN Security Council
- ReleaseGOV.UK: Foreign, Commonwealth & Development OfficeStatement from the Coalition on Atrocity Prevention and Justice for Sudan: one year on from the 26 October 2025 Atrocity in El Fasher
- ReleaseGOV.UK: Foreign, Commonwealth & Development OfficeJoint Press Release on the R4 Ministerial Meeting in Istanbul
- ReleaseGOV.UK: Foreign, Commonwealth & Development OfficeJoint ministerial statement on the risk of famine in Sudan
- ReleaseGOV.UK: Foreign, Commonwealth & Development OfficeGenuine dialogue requires respect for Ukraine’s sovereignty: UK statement to the OSCE
- ReleaseGOV.UK: Foreign, Commonwealth & Development OfficeTackling human trafficking through cross-border, digital and financial co-operation: UK statement to the OSCE
- ReleaseGOV.UK: Foreign, Commonwealth & Development OfficeRussia's recruitment of foreign fighters is exploitative: UK statement to the OSCE
- ReleaseGOV.UK: Foreign, Commonwealth & Development OfficeMajor investment to drive growth and jobs across Britain as Sultan of Oman visits UK
- ReleaseGOV.UK: Foreign, Commonwealth & Development OfficeUnited Kingdom National Statement to UNTOC COP 13
- ReleaseGOV.UK: Foreign, Commonwealth & Development OfficeNormalisation of relations between Kosovo and Serbia remains essential to long term stability: UK statement at the UN Security Council
- ReleaseGOV.UK: Foreign, Commonwealth & Development OfficeThe United Kindgom welcomes the continued consolidation of peace and stability in the Central African Republic: UK statement at the UN Security Council
- ReleaseGOV.UK: Foreign, Commonwealth & Development OfficeHaiti cannot afford another year in which insecurity outpaces political progress: UK statement at the UN Security Council
- ReleaseGOV.UK: Foreign, Commonwealth & Development OfficeFamilies of missing Brits abroad to benefit from new support as government partners with charity Missing People
- ReleaseGOV.UK: Foreign, Commonwealth & Development OfficeForeign Secretary statement on the deadline for bids for the E1 settlement tender
- ReleaseGOV.UK: Foreign, Commonwealth & Development OfficeAs we remember the victims of El Fasher, the parties need to protect civilians, allow humanitarian assistance to reach those who need it, and choose diplomacy over continued war: UK statement at the UN Security Council
- ReleaseGOV.UK: Foreign, Commonwealth & Development OfficeThe United Kingdom has acted in defence of the two-state solution, and we continue to work with partners to secure lasting peace and security for Israelis and for Palestinians alike
- ReleaseGOV.UK: Foreign, Commonwealth & Development OfficeThe UK and the Arctic: Minister Kumaran's speech at the launch of the United Kingdom's Arctic Policy Framework
- ReleaseGOV.UK: Foreign, Commonwealth & Development OfficeReport of the Head of OSCE Mission in Kosovo: UK statement, October 2026
- ReleaseGOV.UK: Foreign, Commonwealth & Development OfficeWorld Day against the Death Penalty 2026: Joint statement to the OSCE
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