The tiny, long-ignored embassy of the alliance of Afghan rebel groups fighting the Taliban was buzzing with activity today.
He laid out plans for their withdrawal: all but a tiny guard for the American embassy will be gone by the end of 2016.
Their office, in an immaculate, white stucco terrace on Belgrave Road, west London, looks like an embassy for a tiny republic, or a pied-à-terre for moderately wealthy foreigners with pretensions.
In autumn 2012 he took an unpaid four-month internship at his embassy in Berlin and paid for his tiny flat-share by helping a local holiday-rental firm with its Excel spreadsheets.
When he claimed that leftwing Labour critics were "out of their tiny Chinese minds", he had to apologise to the Chinese embassy, too.
A tiny contingent will stay on to provide protection for the American embassy and help with military sales.
The crowd barriers, still in place outside the British and Spanish embassies in Santiago, now attract more litter than demonstrators.A tiny right-wing terrorist group, Fatherland and Freedom, has placed a few small bombs, and threatens more.
In fact, Tech City and it's tiny staff – aided by the long arms of UKTI and British Embassies abroad – simply started bringing people in.
He also told how the embassy building in Benghazi was hit by mortar fire and how a tiny group of soldiers at both sites fought through the night to prevent both facilities from being overrun.
Martin carried the embassy's folded flag; McArthur, accompanying his wife, carried the ambassador's tiny terrier, Nit Noy, on his lap, having saved it from being left behind.
