#France

Ingri Bergo

ingribergo

To prevent a #coronavirus resurgence, #France is ‘testing, tracing and isolating’, hoping to nip any new source of contagion in the bud. This week I went for @TheLocalFrance to see

"Shoot him again, his soul is still dancing"

Aelkus

the "great power competition" farce is over. the capitol was breached and an enemy flag was taken inside. if you care about natsec this should be your number one concern.

Faisal Islam

faisalislam

New trade Border model just published.... https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/948978/December_BordersOPModel_Medium.pdf New UK Govt case studies of new trade processes/ non tariff

Thomas

Concept2Brand

Do you know the story of the Michelin Star Guide?If not, you are about to learn of a masterclass in branding, understanding your market and creative-ness.Do you see the connection

Madison Cartwright 📚🖋️©️

madkcartwright

The evolving timeline on COVID-19.So, China notifies the WHO of an 'unidentified pneumonia' on 31 December 2019. WHO declares COVID-19 a Public Health Emergency of International Concern on 30 January

Otto von Bismarck

Aamman7

Prussia was dissuaded from annexing Saxony in 1866 by both France and Austria. Saxony did however join the North German Confederation in 1867. With its capital in Dresden, the state

Simon Fraser

SimonFraser00

1/6: Now we have the #Brexit deal we should reboot British #foreignpolicy. It needs both clear long-term priorities and agile tactical footwork. For starters, this thread suggests five early opportunities

Trinh

Trinhnomics

France cases rising but the difference here is the deaths & hospitalisation much lower. And so response is no general lock-down & living with the virus (diff than US response

Robert Peston

Peston

The important difference between AstraZeneca's relationship with the UK and with the EU, and the reason it has fallen behind schedule on 50m vaccine doses promised to the EU, is

Mark Wallace

wallaceme

As the EU continues to lash out at AstraZeneca and others, rather than examine its own errors, it's worth reading this piece on how Brussels got it so wrong. Maybe

Nick von Westenholz

nvonwestenholz

As a few people have been in touch asking about this story, here’s my take. It is in fact a rather elegant example of how “journalists” such as Monbiot take

Tom Forth

thomasforth

I've recently had quite a few discussions about the civil service in the UK and France --- and how their composition and cultures differ. So I've been looking at the

Justin on eurostar

EurostarJustinp

As promised, a thread about a rather special train, the TMST (Trans Manche Super Train). This was the project name for the high-speed train designed to link London, Paris and

TheValuesVoter

TheValuesVoter

How bad has the US handled the Coronavirus pandemic?Let’s compare ourselves to the other G7 countries. All of which had their first Covid cases within a week of when we

David Martinon

david_martinon

During today's meeting on Peace convened by @MHaneefAtmar with @AfghanPresident AshrafGhani and @DrabdullahCE, Chairman of the High Council on National Reconciliation, and international partners, I stressed a few facts and

Terry

MarksmanMarine

1) STRONGER THAN FEAR! Remembering Private Stanley Kraft from Brooklyn, New York, an American hero who died way too far from home, and was far too young to die.

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