A βSaigon Momentβ: Biden Feels Political Heat As Chaos Looms In Afghanistan
Biden risks being seen as the president who lost Afghanistan β and Republicans know it. GOP legislators are having an I-told-you-so face-off with Biden, suggest
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Biden risks being seen as the president who lost Afghanistan β and Republicans know it. GOP legislators are having an I-told-you-so face-off with Biden, suggest
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CARBIS BAY, England β The G7 have still got juice. Or at least thatβs the message leaders of the Group of Seven wealthy democracies tried to send on Sunday by c
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It was a back-and-forth reflective of the divisive issue that China has become among Western allies β even with what Europeans view as the welcoming presence of
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? Scoop! ? Where the leaders are staying: Joe Biden at Tregenna Castle, the others at Carbis Bay Estate (Biden is using his lodge there only as a workspace).
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In terms of serious summit business, the leaders will be talking about China today and, below the surface, itβs Brexit tensions that threaten to disrupt proceed
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You know what they say: give Pikachu and Kate Middleton an inch, and theyβll win the news cycle. Letβs get down to business. What was todayβs most memorable sum
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βA $6,000 bicycle gift US President Joe Biden gifted a handmade $6,000 bicycle while the British prime minister presented Biden with a photo of a 19th-century a
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FALMOUTH, England β Summits can be as much about burying hatchets as making grand plans for the future. Here are some of the major β and ongoing β fights to kee
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For Biden, the meeting is a chance to build a united front with European allies and Japan to push back against Chinaβs trade practices, a key plank in his diplo
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There must be "no exemptions" or "wishy-washiness" on the extent of the ban, said Han Chen, manager of the international energy policy progr
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