International politics and government

Richard Ratcliffe, long time campaigner for the release of his wife Nazanin from prison in Iran, reflects on whether the family’s case ‘moved the dial fundamentally’ for state hostages

Members quiz government on tropical diseases, UK artists on tour in the EU and Ukrainian refugees. Catch up

A cross-party delegation of MPs and Peers will be attending the forthcoming annual session of the Organization for Stability and Co-operation in Europe Parliamentary Assembly (OSCE PA), which takes place from 2-6 July in Birmingham.

Members discuss 2022 meeting in Rwanda and the future of the Commonwealth. Catch up

Members discuss implications for Integrated Defence Review, relationships with European allies and commitment to NATO. Catch up

The session is part of the Committee's inquiry into the FCDO's approach to state level hostage situations

Members discuss Northern Ireland relations, levelling-up in the South West, tax gap estimates and the Iran nuclear deal in four short debates. Catch up

Members discuss government plans. Catch up

The inquiry will focus on the challenges that the FCDO faces when handling countries which use extra-judicial detention as a tool for diplomacy. 

Members discuss Taiwan democracy, new peerages, Northern Ireland and older workers. Catch up

The Treasury Committee launches inquiry on the effectiveness of Russian economic sanctions at 1pm on Monday 7 March

The House of Lords debates the situation in Ukraine. Catch up

Members consider impact on global democratic norms and UK response. Catch up

On 1 February the Foreign Affairs Committee holds a one-off evidence session on the Russia-Ukraine crisis

The International Agreements Committee (IAC), has launched an inquiry into the UK-India trade negotiations.