Category: World

Vebjørn Andersson has seen first-hand how long a dementia diagnosis can take. As a PhD student and dementia researcher at Oslo University Hospital, he sees many patients with late-stage dementia who may have missed opportunities for earlier support and care. “It takes too long for the diagnostic procedures to find the right diagnoses for people, […]

We use some essential cookies to make this website work. We’d like to set additional cookies to understand how you use GOV.UK, remember your settings and improve government services. We also use cookies set by other sites to help us deliver content from their services. Source link This article was originally published on https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/notice-to-exporters-202618-iran-sanctions-amendments-effective-from-29-september-2026. It […]

Chair,  The Director General’s report is clear. Syria has taken significant steps to address the legacy of the Assad regime, and to support the Agency’s efforts to resolve nuclear safeguards issues which have been outstanding for fifteen years. Today is an opportunity to recognise Syria’s journey, and for this Board to demonstrate its shared commitment to the international non-proliferation architecture and the value of cooperation with the IAEA.   I would like to make three […]

Notices Sanctions Notice, Global Human Rights: 8 September 2026 (PDF, 181 KB, 6 pages) Sanctions Notice, Gloabal Human Rights, 9 June 2026 (PDF, 184 KB, 9 pages) Sanctions Notice, Global Human Rights, 16 April 2026 (PDF, 157 KB, 3 pages) Sanctions Notice, Global Human Rights: 14 April 2026 (PDF, 162 KB, 3 pages) Sanctions Notice: […]

Looking around this room, I see people who have spent years building connections between our countries. People who understand that strong partnerships are built through trust, shared ambition and long-term commitment. Like many of you, I’ve cared about Africa, deeply, for a long time. I still remember the optimism and sense of shared purpose in […]

Looking around this room, I see people who have spent years building connections between our countries. People who understand that strong partnerships are built through trust, shared ambition and long-term commitment. Like many of you, I’ve cared about Africa, deeply, for a long time. I still remember the optimism and sense of shared purpose in […]

The famous words of General de Gaulle – “How can you govern a country where there are 246 varieties of cheese?” – show just how closely regional identities are linked to a country’s cheesemaking heritage that seems to be rooted in ancient history. And yet this is both true and false, as this tradition that […]

Updates to this page Published 1 August 2023 Last updated 9 September 2026 — Show all updates 9 September 2026 Updated the advice on giving evidence from Lesotho. 17 August 2026 Updated guidance for Benin, Guinea-Bissau and Thailand. 1 August 2023 First published. Source link This article was originally published on https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/giving-evidence-from-abroad-to-uk-tribunals-rules-by-country. It is shared […]

  Europe has plenty of world-class research, talent and creativity. However, too often ideas originating in Europe are turned into economic success by others, elsewhere. This is because European innovators face barriers here and find it difficult to bring their ideas to life. As a result, the Commission proposed a new European innovation act to […]

The strategy will deliver benefits for people across the UK, including: better mobile coverage on trains new materials developed in space to support the NHS smarter environmental management stronger protection for the power systems and satellites we all rely on The strategy replaces the National Space Strategy published in 2021 and will contribute to delivery […]