We paid a visit to the Tony Blair Institute, the former Prime Minister’s vehicle for global change, operates in multiple countries, maintains significant investment (tens of millions) and has a close relationship with the Labour government and former and current government ministers. It has been heavily funded by Oracle’s Larry Ellison, a tech billionaire who has supported Trump, the Israeli government, and now may have a controlling stake in TikTok, as well as influence over Paramount and broad

The Tony Blair Institute is a powerful non-governmental organisation, established by former Labour Prime Minister Tony Blair. It boasts staff in several countries and receives millions in funding, in particular from tech billionaires like Larry Ellison, Oracle. It advises governments on delivery globally and has been described as having a techno-optimist outlook. The Institute has close links with the Labour Party. What do you think? Filmed by DK | NOVO ORG

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139K views · 1.7K shares | In 2005, Channel 4 News first revealed the Attorney General's secret warnings to Tony Blair about the Iraq War - and how they changed in the run-up to the invasion. The Chilcot Report has questioned the legal basis on which Britain went to war in Iraq. | Channel 4 News | Facebook

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Analysis: Two decades after he joined the United States' invasion of Iraq, former UK Prime Minister Tony Blair could lead a very different mission in the Middle East. Blair is reportedly interested in guiding the future of a post-war Gaza, and he appears to have the backing of US President Donald Trump. "I think that it would be a tough pill for a lot of Palestinians to swallow that all major governing decisions in Gaza are being made by an international board primarily comprising foreigners," s