#Transatlantic

Liam Hogan

Limerick1914

Racial_slavery_denialism.jpg An indicator of its prevalence on social media rn is that my work has been cited by multiple “fact check” teams (@USATODAY - @AFP - @Reuters - @thejournal_ie) over

Kristine Berzina

kristineberz

It's taken Europe 40 years to fix the worst parts of its dependence on Russian natural gas. Now it risks making the same mistakes with 5G and China. Gas shows

Oscar Guinea

osguinea

It’s US election day and for some time I wanted to write a short thread about EU-US trade policy. Here it comes There have been a number of reports

Andrew Levi

AndrewPRLevi

2021 Vision: Reflections On Sedition & Insurrection - in which MAGA & Brexit are put under the surgeon’s knife I choose not to believe the USA is incapacitated by what

Alan Beattie

alanbeattie

V good points but overall I stick with the conclusion that this is a v risky deal.1. It’s overstating it to say that COM now has final say over investment.

Yair Wallach

YairWallach

If you, a white English person, are talking about the systemic racism as a global issue, and the only example you come up with is "Israeli secret services taught US

Ulrich Speck

ulrichspeck

Macron in this interview demonstrates again his intellectual firepower. One could call his approach geo-philosophical.https://twitter.com/GEG_org/status/1328154302259539970 In more narrow geopolitical terms, he insists on European sovereign

Jenn Ortiz

BitsofBeauty

My parents are from Cuba. I’m native FL. This plus whiteness. My dad’s a Viet-vet; mentioning he was Cuban instantly absolved him of the sin of being an outsider. He

Nicolai von Ondarza

NvOndarza

Rumours are flying wild on how close we are to a #Brexit deal. My sense is that a deal is still possible, but the necessary compromises have yet to be

Sergey Radchenko

DrRadchenko

Had an interesting discussion with @samagreene and @TarikCyrilAmar as to whether Russia's foreign policy can be described as successful or otherwise. Some reflections. To understand whether Russia's foreign policy is

Alexander Clarkson

APHClarkson

At some point a lot of British commentators and analysts need to come to terms with the fact there is no such thing as an unconditional alliance. This kind of

mat

MatTheExBot

Flag-waving patriotism is bollocks, but so is hating on one's home country just to be cool.No nation's people has a monopoly on decency or in cruelty.Judging people based on national

Dr Estelle Paranque

DrEstellePrnq

Dido Elizabeth Belle (1761–1804) was raised as part of an aristocratic family in Georgian Britain. She was born in the Caribbean in 1761, the illegitimate daughter of a black woman

Tom Fowdy

Tom_Fowdy

China and the EU: 2020The media and the US think tank complex have persistently touted the narrative that Europe is "turning against China" and presumed instantly that a Biden victory

Sister Outrider

ClaireShrugged

Starting 2021 as I mean to go on: with a good book in my hands. In some ways I have become less curious and more settled in ways of thinking,

Liam Hogan

Limerick1914

A gentle reminder that those who benefitted from the transatlantic slave trade in Britain once described abolitionism as an endeavour "to oppress the country." (1793)https://twitter.com/christopherhope/status/1360722119978549248 T

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