Tony Blair thinks about the soldiers and civilians who died in the Iraq war every day and suffers from continued doubts about whether he did the right thing, the former prime minister says in a new interview. Blair, now Middle East envoy for the Quartet group comprising the US, UN, EU and Russia, says he does not know whether history will vindicate him over the decision to invade Iraq. "I don'...

With the tenth anniversary of 9/11 approaching, Tony Blair has given an interview to The Times. What’s making news is his—to my mind, accurate--warnings about just how dangerous it would be for the Middle East for the Iranian regime to get a nuclear bomb. But what struck me about the interview was how much easier Blair believed things would be in Afghanistan and Iraq than the...

The conflict between Israel and Hamas can be resolved, ex-UK prime minister and current Middle East envoy Tony Blair insists.

The BBC's Jon Sopel joins Tony Blair on a visit to the Middle East, in his capacity as envoy for "the Quartet".

Tony Blair, former prime minister and now envoy to the Middle East has admitted having doubts about his decision to invade Iraq in 2003.

The UK's former ambassador to Iran has accused Tony Blair of misreading the threat posed by the Middle Eastern country.

Good to see that Tony Blair is still worth every penny* he receives for being Middle East peace envoy. I reckon he might be on to something here when it comes to a solution to the problem that has dogged the world since biblical times… …if people really want to sort it out, they’ll sort it

Tony Blair has been accused of delivering a "piece of spin" after claiming that Iran's support for insurgents almost caused the failure of the British-US mission in Iraq.

This is a bit more serious than ‘Where’s Wally?’, even though Mr Blair may be one. When George Bush bestowed the title of ‘Middle East Peace Envoy’ upon the Rt Hon Tony Blair, it was with a great expectation. Maybe such lofty aspiration was unfair, but he was placed a little below an ambassador yet somewhat above a chargé d’affaires, and ought therefore t...

Tony Blair is back in the news with the whole debate over the Iraq inquiry so I was intrigued to watch this interview of Blair by Graydon Carter, the notoriously anti-war, anti-Bush editor of Vanity Fair. It took place on Tuesday and what is striking about it is just how much more comfortable in his own skin than Brown, Blair is. Historians will puzzle over why the Labour party was so ke...