President George W. Bush walks with British Prime Minister Tony Blair at Camp David on Feb, 23, 2001. Doug Mills/Associated Press But for the last eight years, no world leader has been invited to ...

But he was also a frequent guest at Camp David, bringing former British Prime Minister Tony Blair there in February of 2001 for the pair's first meeting and again in 2003 at the beginning of the ...

Some had been heads of state: Clinton, former British prime minister Tony Blair (who sat for two interviews), Barak and Olmert, and previous Taoiseach, or prime minister, of Ireland Bertie Ahern.

In an interview, the former British prime minister discussed his new book, ‘On Leadership,’ and the dysfunction of U.S. politics, and he deflected questions about Elon Musk’s influence.

Camp David, the rustic presidential retreat in the mountains of Maryland, ... Britain’s Tony Blair was first to visit the newly elected Bush there in 2001. Advertisement ...

A detention camp on the Isle of Mull and breaking international law were among measures on migration presented to Tony Blair while prime minister, according to newly released files. Papers from ...

Sir Tony Blair has called for a reset of “irrational” Net Zero plans, with an extended critique of the current state of the climate debate that has been seen as a direct rebuke to the energy ...

First Tony Blair and now David Blunkett: Ex-home secretary becomes the latest Labour grandee to warn against Keir Starmer's Net Zero push. By GREG HEFFER, POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT FOR MAILONLINE.

But there is at least one change. In his interviews and on his social media, Canavan has been citing former UK Labour prime minister Tony Blair as a fellow traveller in his campaign against net zero.

The other part of the deal, that Mr Blair would one day stand down in favour of the chancellor, has since filled countless newspaper inches and even made a TV drama. Mr Blair's supporters, however, ...

Tony Blair wanted Vladimir Putin at 'top table' while he was PM ... compared Mr Putin to French wartime president Charles de Gaulle during talks with then-vice-president Dick Cheney at Camp David.

A detention camp on the Isle of Mull and breaking international law were among measures on migration presented to Tony Blair while prime minister, according to newly released files. Papers from ...