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"Our immediate priority is to ensure the safe evacuation of our citizens and those Afghans who have partnered with us and assisted our efforts over the past twenty years...," the G7 leaders said in a statement.

An expert told Newsweek that the UK mistakenly believed that it had real influence in successive wars in the Balkans, Iraq and Afghanistan.

The person, who was not identified by the government, reached British soil on a military plane and officials were alerted "overnight."

Biden told G7 leaders that the U.S. is on pace to end operations in Kabul by the August 31 deadline.

"All available evidence clearly points to Iran. There is no justification for this attack," a joint statement from the Group of Seven (G-7) foreign ministers said.

In choosing not to shore up less developed countries' ability to be resilient in the face of rising sea levels, worsening storms and flooding, increasing heat waves and droughts and rising food and water insecurity, we are not only turning our backs to the important work of climate reparations, but we're also placing millions of people directly in harm's way.

"Remember when President Biden gave Putin a list of things that were supposed to be off-limits for cyber attacks?" McCarthy wrote in his post. "What he SHOULD have said is that ALL American targets are off-limits."

Russian state media has accused Washington of trying to form an anti-China alliance that threatens regional security.

If we're not careful, incremental action and small successes will become big failures.

Air Chief Marshal Sir Stuart Peach's comments come as tensions simmer between Beijing and the West over trade, military aggression and cyberespionage.

The former New Jersey governor spoke about President Joe Biden's visits to the U.K., Belgium and Switzerland last week.

"If the world wants to see less humanitarian suffering, you have to deal with the causes of that suffering," Mark Lowcock said.

Nearly six months since Biden took office, China has clearly demonstrated that Washington must shed the illusion that U.S.-China relations can return to some sort of pre-Donald Trump status quo.

China's record-breaking air defense zone incursion of 28 aircraft on Tuesday followed a rebuke by the G7, likely pushed by President Joe Biden and Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga.

Despite hesitation among European leaders to overtly challenge China, President Joe Biden ends his eight-day trip to Europe having secured back-to-back statements calling out Beijing's policies in a wide range of sectors.

Putin's foreign policy adviser Yuri Ushakov said he is "not sure that any agreements will be reached" during the Wednesday meeting between the two leaders.

Beijing on Tuesday dismissed the communiques coming out of the G7 and NATO summits, accusing Western countries of forming a "clique" to suppress China's development.

A rare intercept appeared to capture a Taiwanese radio operator's stark warning to Chinese military aircraft detected inside Taiwan's air defense identification zone on Tuesday.

President Joe Biden attended G7 and NATO summits where leaders voiced concerns over Chinese policies in numerous sectors.

The president was talking about how the United States and Russia can work together to help the people of "Libya."

"I'm feeling reassured by the firm support I received from all the other leaders. I have renewed my determination to make the Tokyo Games a success at any cost," Yoshihide Suga said.

A French company that partly owns and helps operate the plant claimed the radiation limits were above French safety standards, CNN reported.

Responding to concerns raised over potential human rights violations in Xinjiang, China called the scrutiny "lies, rumours and baseless accusations."

Her first meeting with Joe Biden and her G7 appearance helped push the news agenda beyond a briefing war between Prince Harry, Meghan Markle and the palace.

The official communique released after the G7 summit in the U.K. called out China for human rights abuses and for an investigation into the origins of COVID-19.

Joe Biden will become the 13th president to meet Queen Elizabeth II during her reign when he has tea at Windsor Castle—only one U.S. leader missed out.

Gorka mocked the 2016 Paris Climate Agreement and said the U.S. carries the financial and economic burden of the world while allowing China to become a stronger international superpower.

The monarch met with world leaders in Cornwall, England, and lightened the mood with her amusing remarks.

As part of the customary exchange, Johnson gave Biden a free-to-use Wikipedia photo of a British mural depicting Black 19th century abolitionist Frederick Douglass in return.

United States President Joe Biden is on his first overseas trip since taking office in January, but where does he stand on the world stage?