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Russian gas giant Gazprom will cut hundreds of jobs at its overseas trading and export offices, including Britain, and move them to St Petersburg, according to two sources familiar with the plan, which comes at a time of rising tensions with the …
Russia’s response to Britain’s charges must be prompt, tough and proportionate, Federation Council Speaker Valentina Matviyenko told the media on Wednesday, TASS reports. "Britain has blamed Russia …
The UK is not planning to toughen visa issuance for Russian citizens, the Embassy of the United Kingdom in Moscow said on Wednesday, TASS reports. "We are not regarding this issue from this perspective," the source said in …
Britain’s Prime Minister Theresa May broached the subject of human rights in a meeting with Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, amid domestic scrutiny over the U.K’s backing of a …
The experts noted the lack of specific strategies and agreed approaches for minimizing risks
The United States, Britain and Saudi Arabia are behind the protests in Iran. Such a statement was made by the Secretary of the Supreme National Security Council of Iran, Ali Shamkhani, who specified that these countries are leading campaigns in …
British Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson spoke positively about Moscow's position on the fate of Syrian President Bashar Assad, talking about the discussion of this topic with Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov. "We did not …
The UK’s Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson prior to a visit to Moscow, due in a few days, compared Russia with closed, nasty ancient Sparta, though stressed it necessary to cooperate with Russia, TASS reports. …
The UK’s Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson says he has no evidence of Russia’s meddling with the EU referendum in June 2016, TASS reports. He has "seen no evidence," he said in an interview with the …
British PM makes it clear
British Prime Minister Theresa May raised concerns about illegal settlements on Thursday at a meeting with her Israeli counterpart Benjamin Netanyahu in London, May’s office said, Reuters reported. …
Around 1,200 hooligans banned from following England abroad are now free to travel to the World Cup in Russia next year, Mirror reports. Courts can order troublemakers to hand over their passports for the duration of …
What happened to the arms trade treaty?
London's Metropolitan police and emergency services are attending to an incident at a train station west of the city following reports of an explosion on a train, The Age reports. The London Telegraph is reporting there …
Azerbaijan’s President Ilham Aliyev has signed an order to award Dostlug (Friendship) Order to Chief Executive Officer of BP Robert Warren Dudley for the services rendered to the development of oil industry in Azerbaijan, Trend reports. …
British Prime Minister Theresa May stressed the importance of a 2015 international agreement on Iran’s nuclear program to U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson on Thursday during a brief meeting at her London office, Reuters reports. …
The Foreign Secretary, speaking during a visit to Estonia, urged both sides to work together to solve the thorny issue of the Irish border, Sky News reports. "I think we can all work together to come up with a solution on that one. …
Qatar has drastically increased its spend on military imports since 2015 and is now the world's third biggest importer, according to data released by the Ministry of Justice. As Business Insider writes in the article …
It is joined by Great Britain, France and Germany
Justice Minister of Armenia Davit Harutyunyan and UK Ambassador to Armenia Judith Margaret Farnworth on Monday signed a memorandum of understanding marking the launch of the joint program “Support to the …
