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MPs critical of ‘deep failures’ on Afghanistan demand Foreign Office chief’s exit

A Foreign Affairs Committee report was scathing of the Government’s handling of the evacuation of Afghanistan

The Independent UK

MPs suggest Johnson behind ‘mysterious intervention’ in Nowzad evacuation

Downing Street has denied the Prime Minister played any role in prioritising the evacuation of the animal welfare charity’s staff from Afghanistan.

The Independent UK

Tunisian President Vows to End ‘Exceptional Phase’

Tunisian President Kais Saied has pledged to end the country's "current exceptional phase." Saied was speaking during his meeting with the European Parliament's Foreign Affairs Committee members at Carthage Palace. On Monday, the delegation arrived in Tunis for consultations on the country's path towards political reforms and a return to…

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UK Government review into Chinese takeover of Newport company 'hasn't even started'

Concerns have been raised about the deal

Wales Online

MPs to stage inquiry into Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe’s detention in Iran

The Commons Foreign Affairs Committee is to investigate ‘state level hostage situations’.

The Independent UK

British law firms help oligarchs avoid legitimate media scrutiny, MPs told

Two journalists spoke to MPs on the Foreign Affairs Committee about the tactics firms typically use

The Guardian - UK

Liz Truss 'branded diplomacy "really boring" and didn't want Foreign Secretary job'

Former Tory MP Rory Stewart claimed Ms Truss, who became Foreign Secretary in September 2021, made the claims when he was running to lead the Foreign Affairs Committee

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UK cost-of-living crisis will be ‘driven by war’ as petrol and food prices soar, warns Tom Tugendhat

Petrol prices will surge well past £1.70 a litre unless Western leaders take action to stop Vladimir Putin, says Foreign Affairs Committee chair

The Independent UK

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