The US State Department says it doesn’t know what is happening to Americans in Afghanistan.

A senior US State Department official says American troops are going to stay in northeastern Syria, and prop up allied Kurdish militants.

Four Saudi operatives involved in the brutal killing of dissident journalist Jamal Khashoggi in 2018 are revealed to have received paramilitary training on US soil the previous year as part of a contract approved by the State Department.

The UK is set to follow the US in fully retreating from Afghanistan by the middle of September.

The administration of US President Joe Biden says it is considering North Korea’s “malign activity,” including alleged cyber threats, in a review of US policy toward the country.

Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab has refused to be drawn on detailed questions relating to Anne Sacoolas's intelligence role and to what extent his department had facilitated her escape from the UK.

The US says it will revoke the terrorist designation of Yemen’s Ansarullah on February 16, but threatens the movement’s members with more sanctions.

In an embarrassing development for Boris Johnson it has emerged that he knew for more than a year that US fugitive Anne Sacoolas was an American spy.

The US says it will keep up pressure on the leadership of Yemen’s popular Ansarullah movement, days after reports of a plan to revoke the "terrorist" designation of the group.

In the latest development in the Harry Dunn case it has emerged in court that the US State Department actively deceived the UK FCO of Anne Sacoolas's intelligence role in the UK.