Bill Clinton

The visits are acts of political theatre with American audiences clearly in mind with the blueprint established by Kennedy

The Phoenix Park will be closed from 5pm on Wednesday for 24 hours

Political theatre helped to disguise the fact that the Belfast Agreement was a conjuring act to wipe the memory that most of it had already been agreed long ago

The only way to definitively beat Trump is at the ballot box - and the results of a rematch with Biden would be far from certain

Pacy and detailed film examines complicated factors at play in run-up to Belfast Agreement referendum

Gerry Adams told a conference in New York that the Good Friday accord was most important political agreement of our time

Families of the Disappeared are still living ‘in horrible limbo’, says sister

Podcast review: Former taoiseach’s tone is conversational rather than confrontational

Bill Clinton played pivotal role in Belfast Agreement but there is no point in tip-toeing around his past

Jeffrey Donaldson faces a predicament over promises of US investment if he restores powersharing and political stability

The US president is proud of his Irish roots and is expected to be coming in April, but the detail of the trip has not been settled yet

Diaspora links have stood test of time and Irish Americans remain rightly proud of role they played in Belfast Agreement

The Irish-American framework is now built around broader international problems

The former US president and his wife and former US Secretary of State will attend to mark the anniversary of the signing of the Belfast Agreement

Connections between state legislators and Ireland could lead to economic benefits for both sides, say those involved

Members of the Secret Service also toured sites in Dublin and elsewhere in the Republic as part of the planning for a multi-destination visit to the island

Denis Staunton reviews new books by Gilbert Achcar and Philip Snow, both of which offer timely and important perspectives on key geopolitical relationships

Setauket, off Torquay Road in the south Dublin village, could cost the new owner more than €2.5m to renovate or rebuild

Re-asserted Chinese Communist party authority in the wake of Tiananmen Square before completing the dismantling of Maoist China

Despite modest background and no financial training, she rose to the top and played a major role in supporting new businesses in post-communist Russia

Paul Krugman: ‘Trickle-down’ notion that cutting taxes on the rich will create an economic miracle is a classic example of a walking-dead idea

Former first minister’s contribution to the Belfast Agreement cannot be underestimated, says Adams

Modest gun-control legislation does not ban assault-type weapons or raise minimum age for buying them

The powerful sexual predator took many secrets with him, including one prized cello

If Macron is re-elected, it will be less because of what he is than what he is not: a crypto-fascist

Lisa McGee’s show is indicative of what it means to be Irish and, more particularly, Northern Irish

Inside Politics: Ukrainian president will be 22nd person to address joint sitting of Houses

U2 singer awarded Fulbright Prize for International Understanding

No Oval Office meeting, but Martin used trip to clearly position Ireland with the West

House panel alleges Trump broke laws to overturn results of 2020 election

Conservation centre on Rio Grande forced to close after online attacks by conspiracy theorists

Three party stalwarts speak with startling candour about the impending Repubocalypse

US Politics: Judges and overreaching progressives have helped achieve a small recovery

President hails retiring judge as ‘model public servant’ and will choose successor by March

Moscow should not count on a crumbling western alliance

Biden has chance to appoint successor to 83-year-old who could serve for decades

Dr Barney Graham’s discovery was a key step in development of Covid-19 vaccines

‘The American people are growing tired of the role of government in their lives. They are sick of lockdowns and masks for Covid’

Court testimony paints picture of British socialite’s role in abuse by disgraced financier

Judge tells jury to prepare to stay until at least 6pm each day, until verdict is reached