1. Speech on Global economic crisis at the Foreign Press Association in London, 26 January 2009. Economic crisis needs international response.
 
The Prime Minister has laid the foundations of the G20 summit in London by stressing that “only a truly international response” to thecurrent global economic challenges can be effective. Read his latest speech in full on the No 10 Downing Street website

2. The Foreign Secretary, Rt Hon. David Miliband MP, spoke on strengthening international institutions during the debate on the Queen's Speech looking ahead to 2009. (10 December, 2008)

'...if we want the multilateral architecture to continue to be the basis for international engagement and co-operation in the 21st century, we need to build support for reform...we need fundamental reform of our institutions, notably at the UN.' You can read full the debate read full the debate on the UK Parliament website.

3. Foreign Office Minister, Lord Malloch-Brown, made a speech at Queen Mary's University on 11 November, 2008 on international institution reform and the global economic climate. Read more about the event and watch Lord Malloch Brown'sspeech

4. Prime Minister’s speech at the Lord Mayor’s Banquet – 10 November 2008.
On 10th November 2008 the Prime Minister told guests at the Lord Mayor’s Banquet that the current turmoil in the world economy offers a chance to build a “new global order” based on cooperation and opportunity.

He said, “It is now in our power to come together, confer, and decide and that we must be guided by one clear truth: that we need solutions that can no longer be defined in terms of us and them, but can be achieved only together: as us with them." Read his latest speech in full on the No 10 Downing Street website

5. British Prime Minister, Gordon Brown, launched the UK’s initiative on international institutional reform (April, 2008), setting out the UK Government’s ambition. You can read his full speech on the 10 DowningStreet website.

6. Prime Minister’s speech to the Chamber of Commerce in New Delhi, 21 January 2008. Gordon Brown has called for radical reform of international institutions including the United Nations and the World Bank. Read his latest speech in full on the No 10 Downing Street website:

7. Prime Minister’s speech at the Lord Mayor’s Banquet – 12 November 2007.  
The Prime Minister said that stronger international relationships should be used to help build stronger international institutions to deal more effectively with global issues such as climate change and state failure. Read his latest speech in full on the No 10 Downing Street website