George Mitchell

Former taoiseach says referendum on united Ireland should be held on Belfast Agreement anniversary

Opinion: Businesses must prepare for lengthy period of restrictions and tightened border rules

US diplomat Martha Pope ahead of her time with observations on excess funding in 1997

Former SDLP leader’s son announces plans for John and Pat Hume peace prize

‘Hugely important’ that charity is named after both his parents, says John Hume jnr

Any reversal of US policy due to Brexit should be handled with care

House speaker reiterates there will be no US-UK trade agreement if London risks peace in NI

Oval Office meeting between Varadkar and the president will proceed as planned

The author’s latest novel delves into the conflict through the eyes of two grieving fathers

The Republic has perhaps one more electoral cycle to normalise Mary Lou McDonald’s party

Nobel Peace Prize winner Betty Williams pays tribute in Belfast, with second book to open in Derry

IRA resumes murders after 18-month ceasefire breaks down, Orange march at Drumcree triggers widespread violence and all-party talks begin with Sinn Féin excluded

Gary Hart asks US Senate to ‘make clear’ to UK, EU, Belfast Agreement must be protected

Transcripts reveal horror and shock of the leaders after 1996 blast ended first ceasefire

Finance executive died in US prison while awaiting trial for sex trafficking charges

Rhodes programme says no one has ever turned it down in favour of Mitchell

Friends of Sinn Féin takes $5,000 part repayment of loan to Dublin firm for 1916 event

MPs gear up for leadership campaign and voting as US president makes three-day trip

The former SDLP leader on John Hume, the IRA and what’s next for Northern Ireland

Former US peace broker heralds arrival of DLA Piper as it plans to grow to 100 jobs

Colum Eastwood wants ‘to take back John Hume’s seat’

The issue has a greater impact on everyday lives than the failure to make the power-sharing institutions at Stormont work

Former Taoiseach to deliver first lecture on the peace process and Brexit

North in danger of backsliding on peace, says priest who helped solve Holy Cross conflict

Irish Times editorial, 1998: Will it be sturdy enough to endure the strains and stresses?

The current edition of Northern Ireland’s literary journal marks 20 years of the Belfast Agreement – and the overriding mood is one of disillusionment and despair

Decline in emigration to US is prompting rethink of long-standing relationship

Book says funding for scholarship scheme cut because Chelsea Clinton’s boyfriend not shortlisted

Growing concern among Irish-Americans on Capitol Hill about the direction of Brexit

Ex-secretary of state speaks at US event marking 20 years since Belfast Agreement

Michael Walker: There were boos in the game of two Irelands, but humour too

Former president says British-Irish relations ‘much more fraught’ than in recent past

President believes remaining years of Decade of Centenaries will provide difficult challenge

Political leaders must summon the courage and vision their predecessors demonstrated in 1998 – former US Senator

Others taking part include George Mitchell, Mickey Harte and Anna May McHugh

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said he hadn’t considered the matter despite predecessor’s pledge

Georgetown University held one-day symposium to mark 20th anniversary of the Belfast Agreement

Belfast Agreement 20 years on: Bill Clinton warns ‘paralysis’ cannot go on indefinitely without endangering agreement

Confidential notes of Tony Blair’s private secretary reveal see-saw nature of the talks

Sleight-of-hand actions of governments were deployed to obviate intractable problems