British Prime Minister Boris Johnson and U.S. President Joe Biden discussed the need for coordination on China and other foreign policy priorities in a phone call on Saturday, the White House said. Johnson also said the two leaders “looked forward to deepening the close alliance” between Britain and the United States. “Building on the UK and U.S.’ long history of cooperation in security and defence, the leaders re-committed to the NATO alliance and our shared values in promoting human rights and protecting democracy,” the British Prime Minister’s Office said in a statement. The White House, in a statement, said Biden “conveyed his intention to strengthen the special relationship between our countries and revitalize transatlantic ties, underscoring the critical role of NATO to our collective defense and shared values.” The leaders also discussed “the need for coordination on shared foreign policy priorities, including China, Iran, and Russia.” In the last four …