David Cameron

Member of Parliament (since 2001). Leader of the Conservative Party (since 2005). Prime minister of the United Kingdom (since 2010).

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David Cameron’s Response to the Parliament’s Report on Syria

by David Cameron

London (United Kingdom) | 26 November 2015

Memorandum to the Foreign Affairs Select Committee
Prime Minister’s Response to the Foreign Affairs Select Committee’s Second
Report of Session 2015-16: The Extension of Offensive British Military
Operations to Syria Introduction
Whether or not to use military force is one of the most (…)

David Cameron gave about the threat level in the United Kingdom

by David Cameron

London (United Kingdom) | 28 August 2014

Good afternoon. Earlier today the Home Secretary confirmed that the Joint Terrorism Analysis Centre has increased the threat level in the United Kingdom from ‘substantial’ to ‘severe’. This is the first time in 3 years that the threat to our country has been at this level.
My first priority as (…)

David Cameron’s Statement on Ukraine

by David Cameron

London (United Kingdom) | 19 February 2014

I am deeply concerned by the scenes we are witnessing in Ukraine. The violence on all sides is completely unacceptable and President Yanukovych has a particular responsibility to pull back government forces and de-escalate the situation.
Violence is not the way to resolve the political (…)

Statement by David Cameron at 67th UN General Assembly

by David Cameron

New York (USA) | 26 September 2012

Mr. President, Deputy Secretary General, Excellencies, Distinguished Delegates, Ladies and Gentlemen.
I am proud that this year Britain welcomed the world to the Olympic and Paralympic games and put on a great display showing that while we may only have the 22nd largest population, we can (…)

Joint Statement by France, Germany and UK dealing with Iran

by Angela Merkel, David Cameron , Nicolas Sarkozy

23 January 2012

Joint Statement
Today, the EU agreed an unprecedented package of sanctions on Iran,
including a full ban on Iranian oil exports.
Our message is clear. We have no quarrel with the Iranian people.
But the Iranian leadership has failed to restore international confidence in the
exclusively (…)

Statement by David Cameron at 66th UN General Assembly

by David Cameron

New York (USA) | 22 September 2011

David Cameron © UN Photo/Marco Castro
Libya and the Arab Spring shows the UN needs a new way of working not just united in condemnation, but united in action.
Deputy Secretary General, Mr President, Excellencies, Distinguished Delegates, Ladies and Gentlemen.
It is an honour to (…)

Op-ed on Libya by Barack Obama, David Cameron and Nicolas Sarkozy

by Barack Obama , David Cameron , Nicolas Sarkozy

15 April 2011

Libya’s Pathway to Peace
Together with our NATO allies and coalition partners, the United States, France and Britain have been united from the start in responding to the crisis in Libya, and we are united on what needs to happen in order to end it.
Even as we continue our military operations (…)

David Cameron’s opening remarks at the London Conference on Libya

by David Cameron

London (United Kingdom) | 29 March 2011

Let me welcome you all to London.
Foreign Ministers from more than 40 countries – from America to Asia – from Europe to Africa – from the United Nations to the Arab world. All here to unite with one purpose: to help the Libyan people in their hour of need.
Today is about a new beginning for (…)

Joint statement by Nicolas Sarkozy and David Cameron on Libya

by David Cameron , Nicolas Sarkozy

28 March 2011

Tomorrow in London, the international community will come together to support a new beginning for Libya. A new beginning in which the people of Libya are free from violence and oppression, free to choose their own future.
The world has witnessed momentous events over the last ten days. (…)

David Cameron’s Statement on Military Action in Libya

by David Cameron

London (United Kingdom) | 19 March 2011

Tonight, British forces are in action over Libya. They are part of an international coalition that has come together to enforce the will of the United Nations and to support the Libyan people.
We have all seen the appalling brutality that Colonel Gaddafi has meted out against his own people. (…)

Joint statement on Libya from the UK, US and France

by Barack Obama , David Cameron , Nicolas Sarkozy

18 March 2011

Resolution 1973 lays out very clear conditions that must be met. The UK, US, France and Arab States agree that a cease fire must be implemented immediately. That means all attacks against civilians must stop.
Gaddafi must stop his troops from advancing on Benghazi, pull back his troops from (…)

Statement from David Cameron on the Middle East

by David Cameron

London (United Kingdom) | 14 March 2011

Mr Speaker, let me turn to the substance of Friday’s special European Council. The reason for having this Council was two-fold:
First, to make sure Europe seizes this moment of opportunity to support the Arab people in North Africa and across the Middle East in realising their aspirations for (…)

Letter from David Cameron and Nicolas Sarkozy to Herman Van Rompuy dealing with Libya

by David Cameron , Herman Van Rompuy , Nicolas Sarkozy

London (United Kingdom) | 9 March 2011

Since the Libyan people have started to rise against Muammar Gaddafi’s brutal regime, the world is witnessing on a daily basis an unacceptable continuation of violence and repression in Libya. Ignoring UN Security Council resolution 1970 demands as well as calls from regional organisations and (…)

Statement from David Cameron on Libya

by David Cameron

London (United Kingdom) | 28 February 2011

Mr Speaker, I would like to update the House on the evacuation of British nationals from Libya, the actions we are now pursuing against Colonel Qadhafi and his administration and developments in the wider region. Evacuation
Mr Speaker, we have been working intensively to get our people out. As (…)

Egypt: Joint statement by Heads of State and Government of France, UK, Germany, Italy and Spain

by Angela Merkel, David Cameron , José Luis R. Zapatero , Nicolas Sarkozy , Silvio Berlusconi

3 February 2011

We are watching with utmost concern the deteriorating situation in Egypt. The Egyptian people must be able to exercise freely their right to peaceful assembly, and enjoy the full protection of the security forces. Attacks against journalists are completely unacceptable.
We condemn all those (…)

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