#Global

Lindsay Glassco

GlasscoLindsay

Over the course of 3 days, #GHIX2021 highlighted innovation, creativity & diversity in global health and int'l development. I want to share a few moments that stood out for me!

Nadine Dietz

NadineDietz

In December I spoke with 8 of the world’s top CMOs.Here's what they shared on what it takes to be a well-rounded marketing business leader today: "Unicorn talent... Manage their

sean baillie

seanbaillie9

Socioeconomic systems just don’t turn on and off they evolve through struggle, bit by bit. That’s what we are living through, the beginning of the 20th seen an intense battle

Annamie Paul

AnnamiePaul

Just because you have a right do something, doesn't mean you should.4 reasons why Canada should not draw down vaccines from COVAX: the global vaccine-sharing program that supplies vaccines to

Baroness Sugg

liz_sugg

#COVID19 has changed the world and we are facing unprecedented economic, health and education crises.Learning losses could result in around $16,000 of lost wages over a lifetime, which amounts to

Alan Lewis

alan2102z

SO IT WOULD SEEM.SO IT WOULD SEEM.https://twitter.com/js100js100/status/1303594722527674368 See globalresearch science section for much interesting detail, if you're skeptical, as you should be. Spend at least two days there, catching u

Laurie Pycroft (Postnormal)

LauriePycroft

I've gotten into some Twitter Debates™ over George W Bush's legacy and I'm getting tired of repeating myself, so here's a quick thread on why Bush Jr's administration had some

Alessio Patalano

alessionaval

This is an important point. For a number of reasons. It is also one of very few foreign policy areas in the UK in which major parties are almost indistinguishable

Jamie Ratcliff

Jamrat_

This is a very strange article on #ukhousing policy. It vaguely criticises the idea we need to build many more homes (which we do) and offers no alternatives. 1/6https://www.theguardian.com/global/2021/jan/02/covid-19-changed-many-things-it

Rebecca Shapiro

ShapiroRebecca

Excited today to get started on the first of three awesome guest lectures for third year Mycology #MICR3090First up: Historian @stuartmccook from @UGuelphHist on the history and societal implications of

Noah Barkin

noahbarkin

For over a year, Berlin has been banking on the expectation that China would feel the need to do an investment deal with the EU due to ongoing US pressure

Simon Vessey

Simon_Vessey

2m dead yet the UK, US & EU blocked the TRIPS waiver proposal by 100 other nations to allow generic vaccine production. This was done at the behest of the

Toby Nangle

toby_n

US equity outperformance (yellow) over the past 10yrs is quite something (white=EURxUK; green=UK; purple=Japan; red=EM). Lots of folks scream that this is evidence of richness. Difference largely accounted for by

Ashish Rukhaiyar

ashishrukhaiyar

An interesting report by @UBS on 'Is India the new China?'. A thread on some of the important points... India needs to be understood on its own terms. It is

Duke of Qin

qin_duke

I've always found the liberal imperialist case for more immigration rather interesting. The justification is that draining the rest of the world of its smart and capable youth via economic

Polemicist

PalmTreesnGz

Ethnic studies wasn’t about incorporation/positioning folks from our communities in positions of power to oppress. To be rolled on in to structures that were meant to never be for us

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