#Negotiations

Naomi O'Leary

NaomiOhReally

A timeline of the EU's pandemic, from the first case detected on January 24 2020 to renewed border closures due to concern about new variants. Graphic @Paul5cott Looking back over

Tanvi Madan

tanvi_madan

LIVE NOW: Lisa Curtis, NSC Senior Director for South & Central Asia, making remarks on China's influence in that region https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m0sGGcfGUcM https://twitter.com/tanvi_madan/status/1288150016759128064 NSC Sr Di

Peter Foster

pmdfoster

So. This week's exam question: "Can the Northern Ireland Brexit protocol survive?" There's an easy answer and a harder one - a short thread after a big week for NI

Elizabeth Saunders

ProfSaunders

Some (really) off-the-cuff thoughts about the Trump natsec news (Iraq/Afghan drawdown, Iran Almost-War 2). Half-formed but inspired by (halting) work on my book on elite cues and war, plus chats

Peter Marshall

marshall_proEU

I’m so angry about this ‘haute Remain is responsible for hard Brexit’ bullshit. When I stood for Parliament in 2017, I stood in hustings and said ‘Brexit is happening. We

Climate Justice Info

ClimateJustInfo

judging from the hashtag #climatejustice the entire meaning of the term has been diluted.it's not hard people - there's an entire history of *southern led* networks developing the concept... (THREAD)

Peter Ward

Peter___Ward

The issues that are currently holding up this trade deal as outlined in this statement would barely be a footnote in other negotiations the EU has. I am going to

Yong Kwon

ykwon88

Reading about the WH's refusal to sign the COVID relief package, many historical parallels come to mind. But since Asian history is underrepresented, a spotlight on Wang Anshi and the

Anders Corr, Ph.D.

anderscorr

A billionaire Chinese national, Liu Dian Bo, bought 34 Australian hospitals in 2015 for $900 million. They have 8000 beds. Now that the country needs them most, the billionaire is

Heidi Shierholz

hshierholz

Here we are, astonishingly, at the last #JobsDay of 2020. It’s a moment to take stock of where things stand after the first 11 months of 2020 (and the first

Jonathan Ichikawa

jichikawa

It's that time of year again, when universities run surveys where they ask students what they thought of their instructors. They use the results as "data" regarding teaching effectiveness.This is

Ben Chu

BenChu_

Thread on vaccine profits There’s been some speculation from Wall Street about big potential profits for Pfizer and BioNTech from their Covid vaccine…1/https://www.theguardian.com/business/2020/nov/10/pfizer-and-biontech-could-make-13bn

Peter Foster

pmdfoster

It's OUT! The first #Brexit Briefing of 2021...which explores how unrealistic some industry expectations are about 'fixes' to the current deal, now the penny is dropping about what it means

Alice Evans

_alice_evans

Elite Indian law firms are #AccidentalFeministsThey create gender equal workspaces to appear progressive & gain global legitimacy.A fascinating book about globalisation, employment, & women renegotiating social norms.by @ssballakris

Antonello Guerrera

antoguerrera

7) Sir John: "In the #Brexit Referendum, Britons voted to leave EU. I have never hidden my view, nor have I changed it. To my mind – and I am

WorldwideArsenal™

WorldwideAFC

Plenty of Arsenal news doing the rounds today (20th August) so I've done a quick thread to keep you guys up to date just in case you missed any Arsenal

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