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I was wondering what would you think of an independent Wales that has a voice in the UN and international affairs but still a part of the United Kingdom?
Submitted by: dylanwr | 26 votes for this..
0 comments | Topic: World Affairs |
What is UK doing regarding the criminal activities and war crimes committed by Israel against the people of Gaza. It is a shame on anyone to stay silent, speacially in a position of power like a forign... Show more »What is UK doing regarding the criminal activities and war crimes committed by Israel against the people of Gaza. It is a shame on anyone to stay silent, speacially in a position of power like a forign minister. I want to be able to visit my family, which I am not allowed to, because of the Israeli imposed closure if Gaza, denying them the most basic human rights. It is disgracefull, that you are allowing it to happen while watching silently. Regards Yasin Abushaban Show less »
Submitted by: Yaseen | 31 votes for this..
You mention in the introduction that "climate change" is a foreign policy issue. Could you explain in what way?
Submitted by: robins | 19 votes for this..
Have any governments in the last few decades had any bad ideas on Foreign Policy-made any mistakes? I ask because you said something on BBC Wales about the UK having some of the best ideas on foreign ... Show more »Have any governments in the last few decades had any bad ideas on Foreign Policy-made any mistakes? I ask because you said something on BBC Wales about the UK having some of the best ideas on foreign policy-presumably we are also good at learning from our mistakes? Show less »
Submitted by: DJSwansea | 15 votes for this..
Hi, I would like to hear your opinion on whether it is not time to abolish the concept of "veto power" in the United Nations Security Council. NB: I do not believe, that the system of "permanent seats"... Show more »Hi, I would like to hear your opinion on whether it is not time to abolish the concept of "veto power" in the United Nations Security Council. NB: I do not believe, that the system of "permanent seats" should be changed, I am only referring to the veto power of the permanent members. Show less »
Submitted by: quisquis | 11 votes for this..
Good for you for talking to Al Assad. But do you think he'll ever bring democracy to Syria? Is that important these days?
Submitted by: indiansummer | 9 votes for this..
Aren't a lot of the problems in the Middle East and South Asia the result of some English Lord drawing lines on a map in the first half of the twentieth century? how can England get past that legacy?
1 comment | Topic: World Affairs |
Foreign Secretary David Miliband answers five questions put to him from members of the public in Jordan.
Submitted by: fcoadmin | 1 votes for this..
Will you be listening to the Russians before and during the conference? They might not have had a legitimate reason to invade but it doesn't make the lessons they learnt any less relevant, does it?
Submitted by: m.j.davis | 16 votes for this..
Do you think the Government should do anything to increase the British publics awareness of poverty in Afghanistan, and what is being done to help? Or are we only supposed to be interested in the military... Show more »Do you think the Government should do anything to increase the British publics awareness of poverty in Afghanistan, and what is being done to help? Or are we only supposed to be interested in the military campaign? Show less »
Submitted by: hollyy | 10 votes for this..