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After leaving the EU, the country is about to have another go at defining its global role
Melting ice allows Chinese warships faster route to Atlantic, says Britain’s first sea lord
A second Trump administration would adopt a much more coercive foreign policy towards the UK
Lukashenko targeted amid unabated protests in Minsk following disputed elections
The challenge is to define a credible new role for a medium-sized international power
Group comprising France, Germany and Britain have an interest in strengthening their collaboration
Top officials announced for department after merger with international development
Philip Barton must oversee merger of two departments while maintaining diplomatic clout
Diplomat Richard Moore to take over UK’s foreign intelligence service as focus shifts to fresh threats
Parliamentary report shows Moscow’s influence is no laughing matter
US secretary of state discusses use of Britain’s new sanctions regime on Chinese officials
China expected to be prominent issue when US secretary of state Mike Pompeo visits London on Tuesday
Raab also criticises Beijing’s ‘egregious human rights abuses’ against Uighur minority
Security committee investigation expected to highlight links with Tory party donors
China’s 5G bid has proved a lesson in the limits of sovereignty
UK decision on telecoms group Huawei sparks fears of escalation in tensions with Beijing
New strategy could leave post-Brexit UK more vulnerable to retaliation, say experts
Britain has to reboot its relationship with a country that is a commercial partner, rival, and political adversary
Anti-corruption group fears increase in UKEF’s budget not matched by safeguards
Raab to name first foreign citizens to face visa bans and have their assets frozen
PM who pledged to end EU free movement outlines route to UK for almost 3m in ex-colony
Prime minister vows to honour pledge to open path to citizenship for 3m residents of territory
Johnson’s move to align overseas aid more closely with foreign policy objectives branded a mistake
Beijing is a strategic rival, but one with which the UK must still engage
As a symbol of where a post-Brexit, mid-pandemic UK could be heading, this is encouraging
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