A new paradigm? Hague issues tough warning to dictators

Countries who oppress their people will find it increasingly difficult to “hide from the world”, the foreign secretary has said.

MPs back Libya mission – but public is unsure

MPs have voted overwhelmingly to back military action in Libya, even as poll figures emerge showing the conflict is unpopular with the public.

Arab League split raises fears about unity of anti-Gaddafi coalition

Criticism of the military strikes on Libya from the Arab League has raised fears about the unity of the coalition taking on Colonel Gaddafi.

Libya: Hague refuses to rule out action without UN resolution

The UK is pushing for action on Libya, even as Gaddafi gets the upper hand.

Cameron bullish on Libya as Hague mulls whether to arm rebels

David Cameron has delivered a bullish statement on Libya, as the foreign secretary refused to rule out arming the rebel forces amassed against Colonel Muammar Gaddafi.

UK joins with France to issue Libya ultimatum

The UK has issued a joint ultimatum with France threatening tougher action if the violence in Libya does not stop.

Libyans protest in London as emotions reach breaking point

Hundreds of Libyans have taken to the streets of London to demand greater international action against Muammar Gaddafi.

Cameron opens ‘new chapter’ in Middle East

David Cameron has used a speech to the Kuwaiti national assembly to urge “essential” political and economic reform in the Arab world.

Cameron becomes first world leader to visit Egypt

David Cameron has become the first foreign leader to visit Egypt after the overthrown of Hosni Mubarak.

Foreign Office ‘active on all fronts’ as Libya falls apart

Britain has been maintaining diplomatic efforts on all fronts, amid what appeared to be the final moments of Colonel Gadaffi’s regime.