The Latest Breaking News from Commonwealth

Opening ceremony to feature Birmingham’s rich musical heritage in ‘generation-defining show’

UK's National Security Adviser Sir Stephen Lovegrove has given a speech warning that a nuclear war is now a greater threat as China rapidly builds up its weapons arsenal

But the Foreign Secretary is accused of ignoring the 'damage her Government has done to Britain’s reputation abroad'

Thirty-five Commonwealth countries continue to criminalise same-sex relationships, according to the ILGA

Pride House ambassador Amazin LeThi has urged Birmingham 2022 to ‘leave a legacy’ by championing equality

Letter: Britain must do more to help a fellow Commonwealth country in desperate need, says Peter Heap

Two Canberra men are found to have conspired to dishonestly obtain a benefit from the Commonwealth through manipulation of the recruitment process for IT staff in the Department of Finance.

Bernard Collaery was charged with helping his client, an ex-spy known only as Witness K, to reveal details of a classified ASIS mission in East Timor.

It is part of the lead up to Birmingham 2022 Games

The Queen's garden parties are the stuff of legend with a history in the days of premiering debutants. Now they function as a chance for the Royal Family to thank people going above and beyond across the Commonwealth

Just issued yesterday; not sure how much practical significance this will have, but I thought I'd note it: [1.] No Assistance from Executive Department Agencies. Except as required by the order of a court of competent jurisdiction, no executive department agency and no employee, appointee, officer, or other person acting…