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Trump administration wanted even faster Afghanistan pullout, Gen Milley says
Top US officer says that after Donald Trump's 2020 defeat, his administration ordered withdrawal months ahead of schedule
US seeking to boost Sudan's civilian leadership with upcoming visits
White House questions public signing of Abraham Accords between Sudan and Israel given unrest in Khartoum
Biden hosts Indo-Pacific leaders at White House
US, Indian, Japanese and Australian leaders emphasised climate change and Covid during meeting
Biden administration considering Tigray genocide determination
US State Department has launched legal review examining whether Tigray humanitarian crisis in Ethiopia amounts to genocide
Bill in US Congress could lead to Tigray genocide designation
Provision in a key piece of defence legislation would force Biden administration to declare whether Ethiopia’s actions in Tigray amount to genocide
US Congress votes to create Afghanistan war commission
Bipartisan commission would examine lessons learnt from longest US war
Rashida Tlaib calls Israel ‘apartheid regime’ as Congress votes on Iron Dome funding
Congresswoman was one of several Democrats who briefly delayed measure to give Israel an extra $1bn for missile defence system
Kamala Harris has 'grave concerns' after mounted border guards round up Haitian migrants
White House appears to hold Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas responsible after images emerged
Biden’s Israel envoy nominee supports funding Iron Dome
Thomas Nides endorsed replenishing missile defence system after progressive Democrats objected to funding a $1bn programme pinned on a domestic spending bill
Biden hosts Boris Johnson at White House
Two leaders discussed climate change, Afghanistan and the Pacific following snub of France in submarine deal with Australia
US counter-terrorism chief: domestic extremists ‘most lethal threat’ to homeland
Rising threat of domestic terrorism comes after counter-terrorism officials spent two decades focusing on Islamist groups
US Congress demands answers on Afghan evacuees
Republicans and Democrats alike are demanding more information from the Biden administration on resettlement of vulnerable Afghans
Biden has few options on Afghanistan as political attacks mount
US president is facing his biggest political crisis yet, but withdrawal has left him with even fewer policy options than when he entered office
Biden administration notifies Congress of Saudi arms sale
Deal will allow for service and maintenance of US-manufactured helicopters in Saudi Arabia.
US seeks to soothe France after Australian nuclear sub row
Secretary of State Antony Blinken sought to calm French anger over Aukus deal that led to Paris losing $90bn contract
