Tag: Diplomacy

27th July 2011 Ottawa, Canada

Science Diplomacy with Professor David Clary, Chief Scientific Advisor to the Foreign and Commonwealth Office

On my most recent trip to London, I had the pleasure of meeting with the Foreign and Commonwealth Office‘s (FCO’s) Chief Scientific Advisor (CSA), Professor David Clary. We took this opportunity to put together a video blog with his thoughts on science diplomacy, while enjoying a bit of sun in St. James’s Park. Here’s what […]

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1st June 2011

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by Nigel Baker

Ambassador to the Holy See (2011-2016)

Global Engagement and Neighbourhood Solutions

I have just spent three weeks in the United Kingdom, attending our annual conference of ambassadors and talking to a wide range of people about the direction of British foreign policy in this second decade of the twenty first century. What is clear is that there is plenty to do. No country, least of all […]

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10th March 2011

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by Peter Millett

Ambassador to Libya, Tripoli

Attending a "Jaha"

One of the most stimulating aspects of working abroad is experiencing different cultures and traditions.  Different religions, histories and languages produce different ways of handling both daily challenges and major events.  There can be few greater events in a person’s life than marriage.  So I was delighted to be invited to take part in a […]

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10th September 2010

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by Nigel Baker

Ambassador to the Holy See (2011-2016)

Diplomacy and human rights

I have written before about diplomacy and human rights in my Spanish blog . But I thought I would return to the charge following a recent interesting article by William Hague, the British Foreign Secretary. Mr Hague’s article was prompted by the devastation caused by the floods in Pakistan, and the generous response of the British […]

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