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  • @ Mark Kent
    Ambassador to Vietnam

    You will soon be ambassador to Thailand. If free speech and expression are important to you, what is your position on the Lese Majeste laws in Thailand?

    Submitted by: Roy Anderson | 1 votes for this..

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  • @ David Warren
    Ambassador to Japan

    why is it that china is the must populated country in the world.

    Submitted by: nehemiah | 1 votes for this..

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  • @ David Warren
    Ambassador to Japan

    mr warren having spent a fair share off hmp establishments over the years and it taught me more about crime i wonder why and wot the deterrant is as theres none you have to comment

    Submitted by: pa12ywa37 | 1 votes for this..

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  • @ David Warren
    Ambassador to Japan

    Enter your question or suggestion here

    Submitted by: pa12ywa37 | 1 votes for this..

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  • @ David Miliband
    Foreign Secretary June 2007 - May 2010

    mr miliband can you answer this for me if the newspapers are to be beileave why is it that a group off people entered this country ILLLEGALY 8 to ten weeks ago and instead off punishment they recive lush... Show more »mr miliband can you answer this for me if the newspapers are to be beileave why is it that a group off people entered this country ILLLEGALY 8 to ten weeks ago and instead off punishment they recive lush accomadetion paid for us taxpayers not oly that said group have1500 pound in benfits why were they not returned asap its no wonder this country is the way it is why is this allowed to go on how long must ur own pepole suffer as a result off actions such as thgis one theres an old saying charity begins at home look after ur own the very pepole who put u were u are today Show less »

    Submitted by: pa12ywa37 | 3 votes for this..

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Answered Questions

  • @ David Miliband
    Foreign Secretary June 2007 - May 2010

    You recently said "the politics is as important as the military" and that success will be measured by the number of Afghans living peacefully within the constitution. What political strategy for Afghanistan... Show more »You recently said "the politics is as important as the military" and that success will be measured by the number of Afghans living peacefully within the constitution. What political strategy for Afghanistan toward state-building and away from tribally oriented politics is the UK Government pursuing? Does it extend beyond Karzai's fraudulent re-election? Show less »

    Submitted by: itsmattsmith | 10 votes for this..

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    Answered by David Miliband

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  • @ David Miliband
    Foreign Secretary June 2007 - May 2010

    Do you think President Hamid Karzi will be able to provide  a stable situation in Afghanistan with his new cabinet? Mr President H.Karzi has possessed the president chair through corruption; do you think... Show more »Do you think President Hamid Karzi will be able to provide  a stable situation in Afghanistan with his new cabinet? Mr President H.Karzi has possessed the president chair through corruption; do you think he will be able to eliminate corrupption from the country itself? Do you think Mr Karzi has education, health, women equal rights and Poverty on his top agenda and how serious he is on these issues? Show less »

    Submitted by: Tahera N. | 10 votes for this..

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    Answered by David Miliband

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  • @ David Miliband
    Foreign Secretary June 2007 - May 2010

    Sir,Why oo you think that war is the only solution of problems in Afganistan and to control Talibans when it seems in-effective until now?Why you do not consider table talks with Talibans and people of... Show more »Sir,Why oo you think that war is the only solution of problems in Afganistan and to control Talibans when it seems in-effective until now?Why you do not consider table talks with Talibans and people of Afghanistan which may be more effective to control these issues? Show less »

    Submitted by: Sania | 10 votes for this..

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    Answered by David Miliband

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  • @ David Miliband
    Foreign Secretary June 2007 - May 2010

    Dear Sir Are you considering any military action inside Pakistan soil as the real nest and the root of Alqada laying there rather than villages of Afghanistan. Also are you monitoring the the money ... Show more »Dear Sir Are you considering any military action inside Pakistan soil as the real nest and the root of Alqada laying there rather than villages of Afghanistan. Also are you monitoring the the money you are giving to Pakistani military and Pakistan ISI to make sure that the money is not redirected to fund Alqa da and Takiban? Show less »

    Submitted by: Naim | 15 votes for this..

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    Answered by David Miliband

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  • @ David Miliband
    Foreign Secretary June 2007 - May 2010

    What measures are being  taken to tackel the issue of corruption within the afghan government?

    Submitted by: faridallime | 5 votes for this..

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    Answered by David Miliband

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