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Bill Clinton has been named 50 times in documents linked to Jeffrey Epstein sex abuse case. Here's why

 Around 200 names connected to Jeffrey Epstein including Bill Clinton are set to be revealed in documents from a 2015 lawsuit against Ghislaine Maxwell by Virginia Giuffre. Giuffre has made no allegations against Clinton, but claims to have met him on Epstein’s private Caribbean island

Jaishankar in Moscow: Are India’s relations with the US-led West strained?

It will be a fallacy to see Jaishankar’s visit through the prism of India’s relations with the US and other Western countries. India’s relations with the West and Russia stand on their own strengths and merits

Amid Israel-Hamas war, what India can learn from Moshe Dayan’s secret Delhi visit in 1977

Moshe Dayan had served as the Defence Minister between 1967 and 1974. His reputation, sky high after the Six Day War (1967), plummeted sharply after the Yom Kippur War (1973), where Israel secured a pyrrhic victory

Jack Teixeira joins the league of America's infamous whistleblowers, hackers: What happened to them?

A 21-year-old US air force official identified as Jack Teixeira has been arrested as a suspect for the largest intelligence leak in a decade. The investigation evokes memories of other prominent whistleblowers such as Edward Snowden and Chelsea Manning

What if America votes a ‘felon’ Donald Trump in 2024 United States presidential election

The trial against Donald Trump in the Manhattan court is scheduled to commence only in January next year when the nation would have warmed up to the primaries of both major political parties

Explained: The political and cultural significance of Joe Biden’s visit to Ireland

Joe Biden is in Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland for the next four days. He’s going to celebrate 25 years of the Good Friday Agreement, the peace deal that the US helped secure. But there is more to the visit than diplomacy. The president will reaffirm his Irish roots and ancestry

Good Friday Agreement: How the secret back-channel between IRA and UK government restored peace in Northern Ireland

A ceasefire offer from the IRA was made through the back channel in early 1993 as a result of the covert communications that began in 1991. Even if the back-channel fell apart in the public eye in late 1993, it had already laid foundations for the agreement that followed

Good Friday Agreement: How the US became a major peacemaker in Northern Ireland's deal

The 1998 Good Friday Accord was made possible thanks in large part to former US president Bill Clinton and senator George Mitchell's efforts to keep the involved parties at the table. Irish America and the US government believe they contributed to the peace deal, and wish to preserve this success

Donald Trump first former US president to be indicted. But he's not the only to face legal troubles

Donald Trump, the first former US president to be indicted, is scheduled to be arraigned in New York next week. He is hardly the first president, in or out of office, to face legal trouble

An American Scandal: Trump's hush-money deal and other controversies of US presidents

Donald Trump is the first president to be indicted. However, he is not the only to be dogged by legal and ethical scandals