Topic: Dominic Raab

Britain has sanctioned five people accused of committing "serious corruption" in developing nations including the vice president of Equatorial Guinea and and two Colombians connected to the Venezuelan government.

The European Union imposed a third round of sanctions targeting government officials and state-owned corporations on Monday over the military junta's February coup and subsequent bloody crackdown on protesters.

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson is expected to issue a four-week delay in the lifting COVID-19 restrictions for England today.

A Russian court has outlawed the political movement of jailed opposition leader Alexei Navalny as an "extremist" organization, attracting the condemnation of Western nations.

President Joe Biden and other world leaders praised a cease-fire agreement between Israel and Palestinian militant group Hamas, which took effect early Friday.

India's top diplomat said Wednesday he's possibly been exposed to COVID-19 and will not physically attend the Group of 7 summit meetings in London, in the latest turn linked to a significant surge in cases in the nation.

U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken called on North Korea to return to the negotiating table as he met with counterparts at a Group of Seven meeting for foreign ministers in London this week.

The coronavirus pandemic is escalating in India with half the world's cases and more than one-quarter of the deaths but only 5% of the residents vaccinated and medical resources in short supply.

Russia has ordered the expulsion of Czech diplomats from its borders, deepening a row between Moscow and Prague.

China's top legislature on Tuesday unanimously approved controversial and sweeping amendments to overhaul Hong Kong's electoral system to reduced the former British colony's number of elected officials.