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Tony Blair: Keeping faith in peace in the Middle East

Two years since he stood down as prime minister of the UK, time away from frontline politics has not softened Tony Blair.

Blair to be called before UK inquiry to Iraq war

Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair will be called before an inquiry into the country's role in the Iraq war, its chairman said during the opening Thursday.

Blair 'not concerned' over release of Iraq secrets

Former British prime minister Tony Blair said Friday he was "not concerned" by a ruling that details of cabinet meetings in the run-up to the Iraq war should be made public and told CNN the release of the minutes was a decision for the current government.

Blair: Obama can help forge Israeli-Palestinian peace

U.S. President-elect Barack Obama has "a tremendous opportunity" to help negotiate an Israeli-Palestinian peace plan that could help "empower the forces of ... moderation in the Islamic world," former British Prime Minister Tony Blair said Sunday.

Time.com: Blair Campaigns for Climate Action

Ahead of next week's G8 summit in Japan, former British Prime Minister Tony Blair calls for a united front against global warming

Tony Blair: The potential for Palestinian business

Since stepping down as UK prime minister last year, Mideast envoy Tony Blair has been working on behalf of the Mideast diplomatic quartet which comprises the United Nations, European Union, Russia and the United States.

Time.com: Tony Blair's Leap of Faith

Can religion help solve the world's many conflicts? Britain's former Prime Minister thinks so

This week on Marketplace Middle East

In focus -- Palestinian investment

Time.com: Cherie Blair Pens Autobiography

Tony Blair considered not running for a third term as British prime minister but his wife and others persuaded him it would be seen as an admission that he had been wrong about the Iraq war, she says in her newly published autobiography

Profile: Craig Brown, Satirist

It could be argued when Tony Blair left the office of Prime Minister in June, his parting from the public stage was mourned by few but chief among those mourners were Britain's satirists. The characteristics of the Blair government with its emphasis on spin and sound bites created a wealth of material for top British satirist Craig Brown.

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