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Biden’s security pact with UK and Australia comes at the cost of deep resentment in Paris and Brussels
US humiliations show both nations are struggling to manage relationship between economic heft and military clout
Deal still on queue
UK PM upbeat while on mission to smooth over relations with White House despite lingering differences over North Ireland
Paris should work with Washington to strengthen Europe’s role in security
UK pins hope on joining US-Mexico-Canada trade pact as prospect of clinching a bilateral deal with Washington fades
President and PM to discuss Afghanistan, Aukus and climate but trade deal not on table
Defence pact of US, UK and Australia will fuel tensions with China
Allies send signal to Beijing with plan to build nuclear-powered submarines for Canberra
Foreign secretary tells MPs Britain and allies were ‘caught out by speed and scale’ of Taliban advance
President says US will ‘hunt down’ perpetrators of Kabul attacks while UK enters final stages of rescue operation
US indifference to its ally’s interests in the Afghan pullout underscores London’s dependence on Washington
UK and France among G7 countries seeking more time for evacuation but regime likely to refuse
Taliban warns any effort by western forces to continue flights beyond August 31 would be a ‘violation’
UK presses US to extend evacuation timetable amid deaths at Kabul airport
UK foreign secretary admits phone call about evacuating interpreters never ended up taking place
West struggles to get vulnerable civilians out past checkpoints of Kabul’s new rulers
Washington’s decision to withdraw from Afghanistan represents first major rift since Biden took office
UK opposition accuses minister of neglecting urgent calls as crisis in Afghanistan unfolded
If Boris Johnson is to play a convening role on the world stage, he must lead by example when it comes to both allies and refugees
Parliament recalled and Home Office announces plan to allow thousands of refugees to claim asylum
Taliban captures more provincial capitals including country’s third-biggest city
Lloyd Austin raises issue of use of limited UK military assets as new carrier arrives in region
Change in stance follows worsening of relations between London and Beijing
Breaking a promise to maintain development spending undermines COP26 diplomacy
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