#EUROPEAN

James Smith

JimmyTheBlade1

A (potentially controversial) thread about our beloved Sheffield United...#twitterbladesThis dip in form is the best thing that could’ve happened to us.Under Chris Wilder we’ve seen the most rapid rise in

M. Atef

muhammadepf

Thread about Egypt: When asking someone about Egypt, they'll probably picture a desolate desert, bedouins, camels, and the pyramids in the background. Egypt, however, has a much more vibrant background

Richard Hebditch

RichardHebditch

Some belated thoughts on what the UK/EU Trade and Cooperation Agreement means for civil society (not that belated as we'll be talking about its consequences for years and years...) 1.

alan riley

profalanriley1

35. For the Brits there are questions. The first is-where have you been? Brexit has been so all encompassing that HMG has been largely absent from the field on a

Beth

savourydeets

Ah, I see Americans are bitching about people in the UK letting their cats go outside.Firstly, even the biggest UK bird charity agrees they have little to no impact on

David Anderson

bricksilk

64 terrorist attacks in the UK reported by ⁦@Europol⁩ last year - more than in the other 27 EU countries combined! https://www.europol.europa.eu/activities-services/main-reports/european-union-terrorism-situation-and-trend-report-te-sat

Richard Norfolk

Richard_Norfolk

1. Johnson in March: The clear indicator of our success will be where we are, on the European countries deaths comparison chart. We pretty soon have the highest number of

True Indology

TIinExile

Today, the World celebrates #Fibonacci day."Fibonacci sequence is nature's code. It is in everything from flowers to storm systems to the shape of galaxies"- they said, crediting Mr. Fibonacci for

Dama Sathianathan

Dama_Yanthy

Every year, I'm eagerly awaiting the results from @atomico's State of European Tech report, as it's also one of the most comprehensive data dives into the state of purpose-driven tech

Andrew Small

ajwsmall

I am slightly bemused that this article (not all of which I agree with) has elicited a wave of “actually, Brexit was good for the UK’s China policy, it has

Nemets

Peter_Nimitz

Fatyanovo-Balanovo people were similar to Corded Ware people - mixture of steppe Indo-Europeans and EEFs Russia north of the forest line was settled ~9700 BC, & groups there culturally fragmented

Danny Boy

Care2much18

I track a lot of things on Ireland's response, and how it all sits relative to the global progression, as I find it interesting to stay informed. Overall real-time picture

✨ Jemma James 🌈✊✨

JimJam1306

So, I'm seeing a lot of worry & outright fearmongering about the #COVID19 vaccine. I'm not entertaining the amti-vax, microchip & secret control crowds - they're beyond hope. This is

Dan McLaughlin

baseballcrank

A conservatism that is not against riots - unflinchingly, uncompromisingly, without reservation - has given up even trying to conserve anything. If you read the history of conservatives in the

Hindu OSINT

Hindu_OSINT

Feminist women are not standing in the way of patriarchy, it's the incelic and feminist men who are taking society away from patriarchy. Once a good number of men become

Bernard Jansen

BernardJansen

Thing we white people born in Africa don’t like to acknowledge is that we are African, not European. You can’t just pack up and leave (unless you leave part of

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