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Foreign secretary said Assad allies Iran and Russia have the future of Syria 'in their hands'.

Commuters react angrily – and humorously – on twitter to the first of this week's three walkouts.

The Bright Blue think tank says it is right for foreign secretary to raise rights abuse concerns.

Those who say Saudi Arabia as 'Isis with an embassy' do not understand the Middle East.

He's rising fast and even TV food critics think he has what it takes to go all the way.

My dream for 2017 is that Trump's presidential win turns out to be the most spectacular Fake News yet.

Johnson accused Middle-Eastern nation of engaging in 'proxy wars' in the region.

The foreign secretary said the Gulf State is 'twisting and abusing religion' for its own political aims.

Poll found journalists, bankers and estate agents are trusted more than politicians.

Johnson urged the military alliance's members to spend 2% of their GDP on defence.

There is massive opposition to a third runway at Heathrow in Richmond, but far greater concern about Brexit.

The foreign secretary will say the UK cannot yet 'normalise' relations with Russia.

Images emerged of the foreign secretary signing copies of his own book at a store in Belgrade.

Has Boris gone off-message on Brexit again or were his remarks misinterpreted?

Source close to Labour leader told IBTimes UK there was 'no particular' reason why he was not going.

The world leaders who have said they will or will not attend the 4 December funeral.

There's a double-standard from people who, in other circumstances, think of themselves as democrats.

The resolution condemns the government's security clampdown that followed the failed July military coup.

Slogan lite speech saw Hammond make his first major economic mark since entering Number 11.

European diplomats view dimly the wit of the Foreign Secretary.

Foreign secretary warned Labour's Emily Thornberry over 'premature judgements' of Trump.

Hammond said he would make the UK economy 'match-fit' for Brexit.

While EU ministers warned Turkey to respect human rights, the UK softened its stance after the Brexit vote.

Brexit talks with an Italian minister led to a spat over who can sell more fish and chips or Prosecco.

"There is no win-win situation. It's going to be a lose-lose situation" says Dutch minister Jeroen Dijsselbloem.

May is unprepared - they must stop threatening to invoke Article 50 without Parliament's consent.

Johnson had described the European reaction to Trump's victory as a 'whinge-o-rama'.

The Foreign Secretary's spokesman said the Foreign Office saw 'no need' for an additional meeting on Sunday.

Johnson had taken offence when he was mistaken for Trump during a visit to New York in March.

Intolerance and sentimentality are halting places for Brexiteers who still haven't grasped what they've done.