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Dominic Raab's response to the crisis in Hong Kong is a cop-out
DOMINIC Raab has finally made an attempt to beef up his initial muted response to the situation in Hong Kong and the laws China proposes to enact …
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Scots MP gives backing to Black Lives Matter protest movement
Mr Smith, the SNP's foreign affairs spokesperson, wrote to UK Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab on Wednesday, pointing to the President's threats to …
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Chinese state media warns the UK to prepare for 'substantial damage' to the economy after Boris …
Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab indicated that the UK was prepared to sacrifice free trade deal with China to protect people of the former British …
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UK says expects United States to continue to protect media freedoms
LONDON – Britain expects the United States to continue its tradition of protecting media freedoms, foreign minister Dominic Raab said on Thursday …
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UK says expects United States to protecting media freedoms
… States to continue its tradition of protecting media freedoms, foreign minister Dominic Raab said on Thursday when asked about protests sparked by …
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Black Lives Matter: Write to your MP
If Dominic Raab cannot speak out for peaceful protestors in the US, we cannot trust that he would speak up for us. I am also flabbergasted at reports …
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China slams UK for using joint declaration as 'excuse' to interfere in HK affairs
The spokesperson of the Chinese Embassy in the UK on Thursday criticized UK Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab's recent remarks over China's Hong …
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National security law for Hong Kong condemned
The Foreign Secretary, Dominic Raab, said this week in the House of Commons that the UK would seek to build an “international alliance” to force …
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British FM reacts to US protests
… to the death of an American black man, UK Foreign Minister Dominic Raab said on Thursday that Britain expects the US to protect media freedoms.
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Premier League return after coronavirus 'would lift the spirit of the nation', says UK government
… Premier League football have been held in “constructive meetings”, according to the United Kingdom government's foreign secretary Dominic Raab.
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