In his interview to “Apostrophe”, Brooks Newmark shared his opinion on President Volodymyr Zelensky, Ukrainian politics and the situation in the East, the relationships between the UK and Ukraine and the UK and Russia, as well as spoke of the Brexit perspectives for fall 2019.

Bashar al-Assad and Vladimir Putin are pursuing a scorched earth policy in Aleppo and trying to bomb the population into submission. Boris Johnson is right to call for an investigation into war crimes following the recent bombing of a humanitarian aid convoy.

Speaking in a Parliamentary debate about the Central African Republic (CAR), Brooks Newmark talks about his visit to the country and highlights an opportunity to make a real difference to the country through better healthcare.

Brooks speaks in the Rwandan Genocide debate

Brooks Newmark calls for support for UN Security Council resolution 2139, which says that aid must get to the Syrian people who are currently displaced internally and with no support.

Brooks Newmark welcomes Government support for Syrian refugees in Turkey and calls on the Government to support an initiative at Geneva II to ensure that there are safe corridors inside Syria so that we can maximise the safety of the majority of Syrians.

Brooks Newmark calls for legal status for International Commission on Missing Persons

Speaking in the debate in Parliament, Brooks Newmark tells MPs that we cannot allow the use of chemical weapons to go unchallenged and failing to act gives a green light to the Assad regime to go on slaughtering and gassing its people.

Brooks is interviewed by Channel 4 to discuss the involvement of the UK and the US on the Syrian border.

Speaking in a debate on Syria, Brooks Newmark outlines a five-fold solution to the problem including diplomatic engagement with Iran and providing arms to General Idris of the moderate Free Syrian army.

Brooks speaks about his travels to Bosnia to visit the International Commission on Missing Persons (ICMP).

Brooks Newmark writes for the Daily Mail about Assad and the Syrian civil war

Even if Israel does not wish to engage directly with Hamas, the Palestinians should appoint (elect) an interlocutor who has the legitimacy to negotiate for all the Palestinian people, not just one half of it.

When thinking about the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, William Hague’s often repeated words echo in our ears: we are at a "truly critical stage" for the Middle East Peace Process.

Speaking during a debate on Syria and EU sanctions, Brooks Newmark calls on the Foreign Secretary to make use of the forthcoming UK presidency of the UN Security Council and election in Iran to embark on a strategy of radical diplomatic engagement with all parties and also lift the arms embargo and threaten support for the Free Syria army.

Brooks Newmark welcomes the UK’s lead in issues relating to preventing sexual violence in conflict.

Brooks Newmark writes for 'The House' magazine.

Brooks speaks about his time in the Central African Republic (CAR) with international health relief organisation, Merlin.

Brooks Newmark visits Central African Republic with Merlin.

Brooks Newmark highlights work by the Conservative party giving an example where 120 MPs and volunteers went to Rwanda to show what can be done to help those in developing countries.