#Government

Daniela Gabor

DanielaGabor

bankers against Biden's fiscal plan could really do with some proper fact-checking before sending their op-ed to the FT. We all understand 'it's ideology, stupid!', but no excuse for lazy

Greenpeace UK

GreenpeaceUK

This Wednesday, the UK government is rumoured to announce it will phase out the sale of all new polluting cars and vans by 2030. [1/7] If the rumours are

David Moscrop

David_Moscrop

Waking up to this I'm angrier than last night. I really look forward to the Liberal government lowering cell phone costs by 'asking politely'.This state is utterly captured by the

Sajad Jiyad سجاد

SajadJiyad

In this policy brief for @ECFRMena I lay out the challenges Iraq is facing and recommendations for Europe to achieve a real and lasting partnership vital to the stability of

Matthew Happold

MatthewHappold

Some quick thoughts about Teare J's judgment in the Central Bank of Venezuela case. Not a decision I found easy to read. 1/n https://www.bailii.org/ew/cases/EWHC/Comm/2020/1721.html Under the one voice principle, Teare

Tom Pepinsky

TomPepinsky

Burma or Myanmar? What's the difference? Does it matter? A thread on political linguistics in Southeast Asia First, what's the difference between "Burma" and "Myanmar"? You might be surprised

Robin Monotti

robinmonotti

World Economic Forum Aligned Data-Driven Government and the Internet Are Poised To Transform Smart Sustainable Cities Into Social Impact Prisonshttps://wrenchinthegears.com/2020/10/27/who-voted-in-davos-how-data-driven-government-and-the-in

Matthew Holehouse

mattholehouse

The Patel/Alex Allan affair is a small but exact example of the trend in this week’s cover story on executive power: the relaxing of post-1976 restraints on ministers, the widening

The French History Podcast

FrenchHist

To American journalists and news organizations: please do not compare what is happening in the US to the French Revolution 1789. Virtually nothing is similar. Please find other metaphors. 1)

Blair McDougall

blairmcdougall

To see Nicola Sturgeon so uncomfortable on the idea a Vote to leave the UK could be subject to a second, confirmatory referendum is fascinating for me. Quick thread. 1/

CHARGE+ARREST THEM ALL Brad Patrick

bradpatrick

The frieze of Harvard Law School's library is inscribed, "Non sub Homine sed sub Deo et Lege" - Not under Man, but under God and Law. Ours is a nation

A.R. (Actually Republic) Moxon

JuliusGoat

Mitch McConnell’s Senate has effectively broken our government.The Senate is a part of the government in the same way a deadly intestinal blockage is a part of the body.https://twitter.com/sentinasmith/status/1328869292117532674 We

Ketan Joshi

KetanJ0

I don't think Morrison's Kyoto change is progress. In fact, I think it exemplifies a dangerous and deadly rot that we have been bullied into treating as the norm.Here's your

America-China Watcher

PandemicTruther

China's poverty alleviation program is not just welfare to the poor which destroys them in the long run. Initial phase does involve government giving money, building free houses for the

Timothy Huyer

tim4hire

I disagree with the conclusions of this otherwise excellent article written by Prof Attaran and Prof @Lorian_H. I do not feel that most chief medical officers of health (exception with

James Martin, SJ

JamesMartinSJ

Thread: This article is highly misleading. The "Catholic Church" didn't "cash in," to quote one of the subheads in this report. There are hundreds of individual Catholic dioceses, parishes, schools

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