Tony Blair, the former Prime Minister of the UK, shares his insights on navigating leadership during crises, drawing lessons from Lee Kuan Yew's transformative governance in Singapore. He discusses the role of intelligence agencies in conflicts like Iraq and Ukraine, and what he advises world leaders seeking his guidance. Blair also reflects on the challenges of governance in today's political landscape and speculates on how AI might alter decision-making in future crises, hinting at a pivotal moment akin to July 1914.

Ronen Bergman, a New York Times Magazine staff writer specializing in Middle Eastern intelligence, discusses Israel's strategic assassination of Hezbollah's leader and its implications for regional stability. Newly elected Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian shares his views on Iran's support for Hezbollah and pressing issues like women's rights. Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair reflects on his new book about leadership, emphasizing the urgent need for democracies to navigate the challenges posed by rising populism and to cultivate effective governance.

Leadership matters. And while it’s easy to take a cynical view of government and politics in today’s world, it’s important to remember that public service can and should still be an honorable endeavor - and responsible leadership, working together, and putting people first are still fundamental to effective government.  In the season finale of Why Am I Telling You This, former Prime Minister Tony Blair joins President Clinton for a wide-ranging discussion on the conflict in Ukraine, the future of Northern Ireland, how to create a vital center in politics, and the work of the Tony Blair Institute for Global Change.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tony Blair, former Prime Minister of the UK, shares his insights on Britain’s precarious position in the global arena. He expresses concerns about the UK's potential decline from prominence and discusses the future of the NHS amid rising costs and reforms. The conversation also covers geopolitics, with a focus on Russia, Ukraine, and China's ambitions. Blair delves into Labour's recovery from the Corbyn years, emphasizing the need for clear policies in a time of global instability, all while navigating the complexities of modern leadership.

Former UK Prime Minister Tony Blair, a convert to Catholicism, squares off against the late Christopher Hitchens, a renowned atheist and author. They delve into whether religion is inherently good, tackling its dual role in society—spurring charitable actions while facing criticism for its historical drawbacks. The discussion navigates the complexity of interpreting religious texts and highlights the essence of faith beyond mere doctrine. Ultimately, they explore the necessity of dialogue between believers and non-believers for moral progress.

Bundeskanzler Olaf Scholz, ehemaliger Bürgermeister von Hamburg, und Tony Blair, der prägende britische Premierminister, diskutieren die brennenden politischen Themen Europas. Sie beleuchten die Herausforderungen der Migration und den Umgang mit Populismus, während Scholz über Vertrauenskrisen und Koalitionsstrategien spricht. Blair teilt Einblicke in die Kunst der Führung und den Einfluss von Technologie auf die Politik. Zudem wird die geopolitische Lage, insbesondere der Ukraine-Konflikt, erörtert und die Verantwortung der Führungskräfte in Krisenzeiten hervorgehoben.

Tony Blair, the former Prime Minister of the UK, shares his insights on leadership and power. He discusses his new manual on effective governance, emphasizing the importance of proactive leadership in shaping public needs. Blair explores historical perspectives on power, referencing thinkers like Machiavelli, and critiques the gap between policy intentions and outcomes. With a dash of humor, he examines the dynamic between democracy and autocracy in governance, offering strategic advice for leaders aiming to make a meaningful impact.

Tony Blair, a former UK Prime Minister known for his role in the Iraq war, joins William Hague for a deep dive into complex global issues. They explore the elusive quest for peace in the Middle East, tackling the realities of Gaza and the two-state solution. The conversation shifts to international relations, with insights on navigating tensions with China and Russia post-Brexit. Blair reflects on his legacy and the ethical challenges of foreign interventions, emphasizing the need for stable governance and responsible leadership in such uncertain times.

Former Prime Minister Tony Blair shares how his challenging upbringing and experiences shaped him into the man he is today. Topics covered include his father's stroke, his mother's death, and how he managed anxiety while in office. The episode contains strong language and discussion of sensitive topics.

Former Prime Minister Tony Blair discusses his passion for testing and the international response to Covid-19. Jo Coburn updates on the controversy of Mr. Abbott becoming a UK trade envoy. Amol Rajan explores BBC's new boss Tim Davie battle against bureaucracy.