US 'clearly' has less appetite for foreign intervention: UK's Raab

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Britain's Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab walks outside the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office in London on Sept. 1. © Reuters

RHYANNON BARTLETT-IMADEGAWA and YASUO TAKEUCHI, Nikkei staff writers

LONDON/BRUSSELS -- Domestic support for military intervention has "fallen away" in the U.S., said British Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab on Wednesday.

There was some "wishful thinking" in some quarters internationally that the Biden administration would change their policy around Afghanistan, the top diplomat said.

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