British Foreign Secretary William Hague a Visit to Benghazi
British Foreign Secretary William Hague (C) tours Revolution Square in the Libyan rebel stronghold of Benghazi on June 4, 2011 during an official visit for talks with the Libyan opposition's leadership. UPI\Tarek Alhuony.
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British and Ecuadorian diplomatic leaders agreed Monday to set up a working group to resolve WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange's living in Ecuador's embassy.
Few of the options for finding a solution to the crisis in Syria are appealing to the British government, British Foreign Secretary William Hague said Monday.
The scenario is disturbingly familiar: a dictator, charges of atrocities, lack of cooperation with international investigators, a group seeking support from the international community to alleviate their suffering -- we've been here before, repeatedly.
The U.S., British and Norwegian governments said Friday they were deeply concerned by growing tensions between Sudan and South Sudan.
Foreign ministers of Norway, the United States and the United Kingdom, in a joint statement Friday, urged Sudan and South Sudan to ratchet down border tensions.
Britain sought to distance itself from the U.S. government snooping scandal despite a "Five Eyes" intelligence-sharing deal with the National Security Agency.
The British government announced compensation Thursday for more than 5,000 Kenyans tortured in the 1950s during the Mau Mau uprising.
British Foreign Secretary William Hague Wednesday urged the Taliban in Afghanistan to sit down at the negotiating table for the sake of peace.
Picking Rami Hamdallah as the Palestinian prime minister is a chance to build on the goal of independence, U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry said.
European Union members agreed after a tense debate to end their ban on arming Syrian rebels and to renew all economic sanctions against the Assad regime.
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