Boris Johnson
Ex-CIA chief Petraeus was at Ukrainian station where Russia struck train, calls it an act of terror
“For those who have not been under fire, this was terrifying,” Petraeus told the New York Times on Sunday. “This is the act of a truly barbaric leader trying to terrorize Ukrainian civilians.”
'Senseless attack': Ex UK PM Johnson narrowly misses Russian attack on Ukraine-Poland railway
A golden age of diplomacy: A thing of the past? - comment
Britain sees over 50,000 migrant crossings on small boats during Keir Starmer’s premiership
EU, Britain, US prepare sanctions against Russia amid Ukraine crisis
Britain slapped sanctions on Gennady Timchenko and two other billionaires with close links to Vladimir Putin.
Ukraine crisis: US, UK, other countries to sanction Russia
Measures being rolled out in response to Putin's decree were separate from sanctions the United States and its allies have been readying if Russia invades Ukraine.
Ukraine crisis: Russia could cause biggest Europe war since WWII - Johnson
UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson said that sanctions on Russia in the event of an invasion would go much further than previously suggested in public.
Zelensky: We will defend our land with or without outside support
Stoltenberg: Scenes from Ukraine border not seen in Europe since Cold War
Voices from the Arab press: Israel’s new secret weapon: Natural gas
A weekly selection of opinions and analyses from the Arab media around the world.
Partygate: Boris Johnson's Benjamin Netanyahu moment - analysis
Both Netanyahu and Johnson are known as savvy political operators who have gotten out of countless crises before. And both may be nearing the end of the line.
UK government accused of 'blackmail' to keep scandal-plagued Johnson in power
Johnson, who won a large majority in 2019, is facing growing calls to step down over a series of scandals.
Claim that UK PM Johnson lied about lockdown party is nonsense, deputy says
Asked if Johnson should resign if he had lied, Raab said he would not speculate about hypotheticals.
UK government to cut funding for BBC - report
The government launched negotiations in November to agree how much the TV license would cost, part of a five year funding settlement due to begin in April 2022.
Boris Johnson's staff partied while Queen Elizabeth mourned husband
Johnson, who won a landslide election victory in 2019, apologized for a "bring your own booze" gathering at his official residence during Britain's first coronavirus lockdown.