NNA - The foreign ministers of the United Kingdom, France, and Germany – David Lammy, Jean-Noel Barrot, and Annalena Baerbock, respectively – issued on Friday a joint statement expressi ...

Ministers and officials face challenges when dealing with the Trump administration over Ukraine, defence spending, China and trade ...

Foreign Secretary David Lammy, who once referred to Trump as a ... France is up 4 per cent, Germany is up zero per cent. The Eurozone as a whole 5 per cent. Trump wants to go further and ...

David Lammy has shrugged off Donald Trump's sabre ... Asked in a round of interviews if he would follow Germany and the US in protesting about the US president-elect not ruling out military ...

Princess Kate is set to join husband William as the royal couple attend official commemorations to mark Holocaust Memorial ...

Foreign Secretary David Lammy has refused to condemn Donald ... ships do not have to go around South or North America Mr Lammy said Germany was most likely taking a strong stance because they ...

The US president-elect has said he cannot assure the world he would not use military force to gain Greenland and the Panama Canal.

Foreign Secretary David Lammy has dismissed Donald Trump’s ... Mr Lammy emphasised his point when challenged that France and Germany had been more outspoken than the UK in their response ...

Foreign secretary David Lammy laughed off Donald Trump’s threat ... “It’s classic Donald Trump.” Germany and France have warned Trump against threatening Greenland but Mr Lammy said ...

As Trump prepares to take office, European leaders highlighted the importance of strong ties with Washington and the need to ...

Foreign Secretary David Lammy has refused to condemn Donald ... nations of the world attack its sovereign borders". Mr Lammy said Germany was most likely taking a strong stance because they ...

Foreign secretary David Lammy laughed off Donald Trump’s threat to seize Greenland ... Appearing on Sky News on Thursday (9 January), Mr Lammy said: “It’s classic Donald Trump.” Germany and France ...