UK 'secretly selling arms to Saudi Arabia and other despotic regimes'
Campaigners say licensing system designed for ‘less sensitive’ trade deals is being abused
Campaigners say licensing system designed for ‘less sensitive’ trade deals is being abused
Boris Johnson has accused the Syrian regime of Bashar Assad of presiding over a "flagrant disregard for human life" in Aleppo after meeting other foreign ministers to discuss the ongoing crisis there.
During the campaign he started eight companies tied to Jeddah – the last of which he dissolved in November
The Foreign Secretary is reported to have refused to apologise after suggesting Saudi Arabia is involved in a 'proxy war' in the country
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'You've got the Saudis, Iran, everybody, moving in and puppeteering and playing proxy wars'
More than 10,000 people have been killed and nearly 37,000 wounded during the conflict
The PM will eat with leaders who support beheading, executing gay people, and whose critics 'disappear'
Critics say three-year long case is politically motivated and is a distraction from economic struggles and the oil rich kingdom's war in Yemen
Our Government has put business, arms and trades deals before human rights. It isn't ethical and it isn't fair
'I'm amazed by the courage and the resilience of Saudi women'
'This is in a cause of a king. This is not a true jihad'
Children are dying as conflict pushes the Middle East’s poorest country closer to famine
As many as 134 suspects are still on the run
Shelling kills dozen at market in Taiz as government and Houthis battle for control
'Mr Trump should pack his bags and get together with America’s friends in the Middle East'
Exiled Yemeni government turns down US Secretary of State John Kerry's suggested ceasefire, despite a tentative welcome from rebels