#Transatlantic

Mark Scott

markscott82

I'll be spending a lot more time looking at US-EU digital policymaking next year (more on that soon), and this take from @FranBurwell on what Biden administration should do to

U.S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee

SenateForeign

.#China is a strategic & global competitor & is the greatest foreign policy challenge we face this century. During my first term as chairman, I prioritized working w/ colleagues in

Juliane Kabus

JuliKabus

Today's #MSC2021 special edition has a transatlantic focus. It also falls on the same day as the first anniversary of the right-wing terror attack in #Hanau. It's a somber reminder

Benjamin Zala

DrBeeZee

Another report on how to better compete with China from a D.C. think tank. I wonder how all those great powers managed to compete with each other in centuries past

Iana Dreyer

IanaDreyer

I hardly ever disagree with @alanbeattie but here I do have to say a few things on some of the arguments made here.1/ On China divide and conquer: If at

Rasmus Corlin Christensen

phdskat

A thread on the international tax staff President Biden is building at the US Treasury.As someone who studies how states and individuals influence global tax negotiations, I find it very

BDF (Black diaspora faggotry)

blacklikewho

Ariella Aisha Azoulay’s letter to Slyvia Wynter miss the point entirely. The letter does exude confindence though. In the post 1492 world that inaugurated transatlantic slavery the jewishness, muslimness, christian-ness

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MiraAssafK

In my lull away, I missed excellent hot-takes on #Brigerton. The scene that stayed with me, & forgive me if this has been discussed already, is D & S in

Tom Wright

thomaswright08

Not sure if the EU realizes how much damage it is doing to its interests in the US with the investment pact w/ China. Right at the moment when many

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nivrittijnandev

Some personal thoughts on the phenomenon of Indian SJWism...there of course exists Indian LW SJWism, but there is also Indian RW SJWism. With the former, its most prominent face is

Stuart Lau

stuartklau

The ongoing tussle over the EU-China investment agreement has generated a number of interesting broad questions for European policymakers and academics. Here are three: 1. Strategic autonomy? Some in EU

Liam Hogan

Limerick1914

British slave traders forcibly shipped approximately 5.5 million enslaved Africans into their Caribbean colonies over a 180 year period yet when slavery was abolished just 800,000 enslaved people remained. (Beckles)https://twitter.com/ayoca

Ulrich Speck

ulrichspeck

Merkel trying to save the old approach to China, essentially looking at the country as an opportunity for German business, ignoring geopolitics. Many in Germany and Europe are unhappy with

Karen Kornbluh

KarenKornbluh

The Digital Services Act and Digital Markets Act due to be released tomorrow won't be law for years and won't be translated enforced for some time after that. The digital

Olivier-Remy Bel

OlivierR_Bel

A lot to unpack in President @EmmanuelMacron's interview with @benjaminhaddad for the launch of @AtlanticCouncil @ACEurope. A lot of consistence with previous remarks but I've noted a specific attention to

Niklas Helwig

NHelwig

Busy elsewhere for a couple of days and my twitter bubble exploded on "strategic autonomy". Apparently @akk and @EmmanuelMacron got in a distant match on the term- though I see

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