Tony Blair

Prince Harry has set the stage for a clash of the titans with age-old media nemesis Piers Morgan—eight years after the former editor was questioned by police.

The Princess of Wales is shining a spotlight on early childhood but some of the biggest issues are too controversial for a royal family member to touch.

The former president accidentally referred to the "unjustified" invasion of Iraq while criticizing Russian and Vladimir Putin.

"Leave aside the wickedness of it, the miscalculation strategically and in every possible way has been enormous," Blair said of the war in Ukraine.

Queen personally chose former Prime Minister Blair to joins Britain's most prestigious chivalric order.

"He lied, lied and lied," said Maryam, a 51-year-old Iraqi writer and mother of two who spoke on condition her last name not be used.

An expert told Newsweek that the UK mistakenly believed that it had real influence in successive wars in the Balkans, Iraq and Afghanistan.

As Tony Blair criticizes Joe Biden's withdrawal of U.S. troops from Afghanistan, his former U.K. defense secretary Geoff Hoon defended the American president.

"The abandonment of Afghanistan and its people is tragic, dangerous, unnecessary, not in their interests and not in ours," the former British prime minister wrote in an essay.

Officials also suggested Clinton and British Prime Minister Tony Blair could take part in a jamming session.

The former British prime minister told Newsweek that the Democratic Party must move away from left-wing populism and develop an inspiring, future-focused campaign if it wants to win.

Blair warned the Transatlantic Alliance is at risk.

"My experience of political change is it comes about when you've got a good cause well pursued," Tony Blair told survivors of the Florida school shooting.

Wolff's story is "a complete fabrication, literally from beginning to end," former British Prime Minister Tony Blair said.

Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair sounds at least as worried about Bernie Sanders as he is about Donald Trump.

Twenty years ago, Tony Blair won the U.K. election in a record-breaking landslide. After Brexit, does anything remain of the Britain he led?

"The left media finds it very hard to be objective on Trump," he said, adding that he would be happy to work alongside the Trump administration.

Former prime minister says Britain has been hijacked by anti-EU ideologues.

Despite his violent past, many paid tribute to McGuinness as a key figure in Northern Ireland's peace agreement.

The former PM will say that Britain voted to leave "without knowing the true terms of Brexit."

May's success in the polls comes despite confusion over her planned approach to Brexit negotiations.

Sir Jeremy Greenstock speaks to Newsweek about when intervention is justified.

But Blair said in an interview he would be working to improve debate in the center ground of politics.

Academics, liberal politicians and middle class professionals are the origin of the post-truth concept.

The former British prime minister dined with Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner this week.

Macron will face a tough test selling 'third way' politics in 2017.

Blair said he was not seeking to reverse the decision taken in the EU referendum.

Gambia said the court's failure to charge Blair over the Iraq War is pro-Western bias.

Blair said his future was 'an open question.'

Cabinet veteran Ken Clarke says collaborative government was abandoned under Tony Blair and then Cameron.