Ellie Sennett is a U.S. Correspondent for The National News, covering a wide range of international news topics. With a focus on multinational issues, Ellie's articles provide in-depth analysis and reporting on political developments, conflicts, and diplomatic relations, offering readers a comprehensive understanding of global events.
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By: Ellie Sennett
Speaker of the House Mike Johnson says he is following Donald Trump's non-interventionist lead
Republicans grill US Secretary of State about Afghanistan before he departs for Middle East
By: Ellie Sennett
In a letter first obtained by The National, Senate foreign relations committee chairman Ben Cardin urged Republicans to 'resist pressure' to take a partisan approach
Western nations watch cautiously as Syria emerges from a quarter-century of brutal rule by president Bashar Al Assad
Democratic lawmakers call for Temporary Protected Status for people from Palestinian territories
By: Ellie Sennett, Patrick Dehahn
State Department faces claims of not adhering to legal standards barring military assistance to countries that breach human rights
By: Ellie Sennett
Updated figures shows Washington had more than doubled its presence in Syria
By: Ellie Sennett
Washington's Nato ally considers US-supported Kurdish partner forces terrorists
By: Ellie Sennett
Barbara Leaf says Ahmad Al Shara committed to ensuring terrorist groups do not pose threat in or outside of Syria
By: Ellie Sennett
The bill will now be sent to the White House, where President Joe Biden is expected to sign it into law
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