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The British Ambassador to Jordan, Her Excellency Bridget Brind OBE, congratulated the new cohort of Chevening...

AMMAN — British Ambassador to Jordan Bridget Brind congratulated the new cohort of Chevening Scholars from Jordan at a farewell event at the British Residence.The latest Jordanian Chevening Scholars will soon be leaving for the UK to start one-year master’s degrees at some of the UK’s most prestigious universities, according to an embassy statement released on Monday and cited

KUCHING (Aug 26): Premier Datuk Patinggi Tan Sri Abang Johari Tun Openg has called on global energy and petrochemicals company Shell to become Sarawak’s partner in the development of its oil and gas (O&G) resources including carbon capture and storage (CCS). In a statement issued by his offic

After his incarceration and torture in a UAE jail, Matthew Hedges and his wife Daniela are campaigning for change

The Foreign Office has withdrawn its staff from Niger and urged Britons not to travel to the West African country.

Insiders at GCHQ - the UKs intelligence, security and cyber agency - said the hacks were made possible by a staff member probably accidentally downloading malware in an email.

Sir David Omand says the attacks, which were kept secret from the public, would have given the hackers useful information

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A British woman who flew 4,000 miles to give birth on an exotic beach is now "stranded" with her three-month-old baby in an exotic location and says she "feels like a prisoner. Iuliia Gurzhii, 38, and husband, Clive, 51, planned a trip to Rodney Bay, St Lucia, in order to fulfill their dream of welcoming their second child in the most "natural" way possible.

As the taxi strike is extended, Cape Town mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis has invited Santaco back to the negotiating table.