Bill Clinton

August 10th-16th, 2024: From a grisly discovery in a Welsh back garden to an interview with the Klitschko brothers in wartorn Ukraine

When the US president Bill Clinton used Baltimore Technologies ‘strong encryption’ service, it opened the way to much wider use of the technology

Clinton-era White House adviser talks about his history of the White House Situation Room and his fear that Americans of opposing political camps have stopped listening to each other

In the News podcast: New Yorker staff writer Philip Gourevitch reflects on the lessons not learned from the 1994 Rwandan genocide

Economic disaster and Nato expansion were among the factors that undermined the prospects of democracy in Russia

Former IRA prisoner turned artist says of post-conflict Northern Irish society: ‘We’re not normal, but we’re heading towards normality’

Trump ranks below Obama, Clinton and other Democrat presidents in a large group seen as having little impact on markets

Ireland’s easy access to and close relationship with the most powerful nation on Earth remains a huge diplomatic asset

Sarah Ransome appeared to write communications claiming Richard Brandson, prince Andrew and Bill Clinton were filmed by paedophile financier

Allegation made by Epstein’s former house manager who says he routinely saw famous faces in Florida home

The Epstein files remind us of a time when toxic attitudes to women were rife in powerful circles. Has that culture gone away?

Contrary to what Israeli prime minister Binyamin Netanyahu says, Hamas is not Isis

Around the Block: One-time home of well-known publican, the late Noel Cassidy, will require costly renovation or rebuild

The peace agreement, signed 30 years ago, ceded a huge advantage to Israel

Voters don’t tend to consider a politician’s age, otherwise how to explain the appeal of Bernie Sanders and Michael D Higgins to the young?

Most Americans see party through prism of Northern Ireland rather than as potential part of Dublin government, although some would be ‘shocked’ at manifesto, US analysts say

Former president argues that indictment against him represents most ‘heinous abuse of power’ in US history

Lapses in judgment and lack of integrity fly in the face of the most basic expectations of what it means to be a leader

This was an anniversary marred by the lack of a functioning assembly or executive, bodies set up as a result of the Belfast Agreement

The US’s crucial role in the success of North’s peace negotiations has come to outweigh the importance of its ‘special relationship’ with Britain