The UN Will Continue Its Presence in Afghanistan The UN mission in Afghanistan was established in 2002
Pentagon: Unclear if Contractors Will Leave Afghanistan The US has over 18,000 military contractors in Afghanistan, 1,575 of them are armed mercenaries
More US Troops Could Be Deployed to Afghanistan to Help With Withdrawal Attacks against US forces are expected to start again since Biden broke the deal with the Taliban by extending the withdrawal deadline
White House: Changing Cuba Policy Is Not a Priority for Biden The Trump administration reversed Obama's steps towards normalization with Havana and Cuba remains under embargo
Russia to Expel 10 US Diplomats in Response to Biden’s Actions On Thursday, Biden slapped sanctions on an array of Russian individuals and entities and ordered the expulsion of 10 diplomats
Democrats Reintroduce Bill to Block US From Using Nuclear Weapons First China and India are the only nuclear powers with a no first use policy
Indirect US-Iran Talks Resume in Vienna After Natanz Attack The US is unwilling to lift all sanctions imposed by the Trump administration
Bipartisan Senators Reintroduce Bill to Block NATO Withdrawal Bill would require any future president who wants to leave the alliance to get approval from two-thirds of the Senate
SecDef Austin Hints at Continued US Military Involvement in Afghanistan Austin suggested the US wants to maintain the capability to bomb Afghanistan
NATO Says Afghanistan Withdrawal to Begin on May 1 Biden pushed back the withdrawal deadline to Sept 11, which the Taliban said is a 'clear violation' of the US-Taliban peace deal
