Official page for the British Embassy in the United States
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- Washington, DC, 20008
- Phone:
- (202)588-6500
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British Embassy, Washington DC Our lead on climate change policy blogs on the US and Chinese announcements of their carbon targets in advance of Copenhagen climate talks. http://ow.ly/HcH6
British Embassy, Washington DC The Prime Minister has announced that an additional 500 UK troops will be deployed to Afghanistan. You can read more about the UK's involvement in Afghanistan here: http://ukinusa.fco.gov.uk/afghanistan
British Embassy, Washington DC Nick Bridge, our lead on climate change policy, blogs on the rise of nuclear power.
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No, not Russia re-set. Or Iran sanctions. Or even Trent Lott's challenge to Democratic filibusters over Bush-era Supreme Court appointments.I'm referring of course to the world's new-found appetite ...
British Embassy, Washington DC Listen to Ambassador Sheinwald talk with Renee Montagne on NPR's Morning Edition about his vampire blog.
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The vampire romance The Twilight Saga: New Moon was No. 1 at the movie box office over the weekend. It's not just tween girls who are paying attention. Vampire flicks are having an impact on trans-Atlantic relations. ...
British Embassy, Washington DC The Guardian has picked up Ambassador Sheinwald's 'vampire blog'.
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Nigel Sheinwald: From Christopher Lee to Robert Pattinson, one of Britain's most popular cultural exports to America has been vampires
British Embassy, Washington DC Politics is a continuation of war by other means: Simon Shercliff blogs on the UK's political strategy for Afghanistan.
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This seems to be a neat way - by paraphrasing Clausewitz - of describing how David Milibandcharacterisesthe complexity of the Counter insurgency strategy that we are pursuing in Afghanistan. ...
British Embassy, Washington DC Politico reports on the Ambassador's reception for Sir Harold Evan's last night.
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General Colin Powell and other Washingtonians congratulate Sir Harold Evans on his new memoir ...
British Embassy, Washington DC Ambassador Sheinwald blogs on Hollywood's latest trend: British vampires.
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In these pages I have shared observations on the British contribution in Afghanistan, the UK’s role in shaping the international economic agenda, and our performance as a leading innovator in new low-carbon ...
British Embassy, Washington DC The Foreign Secretary today discussed the importance of aligning military operations with "a clear political strategy" in Afghanistan.
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Our newsroom contains the latest developments in UK foreign policy and news on the work of the British Embassy and Consulates around the US.
British Embassy, Washington DC Nick Bridge, our lead on climate change policy, blogs on the national security implications of a changing climate.
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Neil’s basic message is that climate change is one of the major national security issues of our time. And as he travelled around the country I was struck by how much more powerful that message is coming from a man in uniform, rather than a civil servant. ...
British Embassy, Washington DC Ambassador Sheinwald explains the UK's approach to climate change in the Washington Post. http://ow.ly/Cgei
British Embassy, Washington DC G20 finance ministers are meeting in St Andrews today and tomorrow. Our economic blogger looks behind the closed doors.
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This weekend, the G20 finance ministers meet in St Andrews in Scotland. This is the final time they will meet this year – after a packed and productive 2009 schedule – and it is the last meeting with the UK in the Chair of the G20. ...
British Embassy, Washington DC The Prime Minister has reaffirmed the UK’s commitment to the campaign in Afghanistan. http://ow.ly/zRod
British Embassy, Washington DC Deputy Head of Mission Dominick Chilcott went to West Virginia on Friday to discuss the importance on clean coal technology.
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NEW HAVEN, W.Va. - The British government is already convinced that carbon capture and storage, also known as CCS, will keep coal in the energy mix for decades to come.
British Embassy, Washington DC The Prime Minister has spoken to President Karzai to congratulate him on his re-election as president of Afghanistan.
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Our newsroom contains the latest developments in UK foreign policy and news on the work of the British Embassy and Consulates around the US.
