#Policy

Kwame Owino

IEAKwame

Folks, seeing the indictments that are coming now from DCI makes it clear that in Kenya, corruption is a multi-generation enterprise. Daddy usually steals and the kids get good education

Anders Åslund

anders_aslund

Why low oil prices are good:1. When oil prices were low 1981-2000, the world went through the third wave of democratization. Low oil prices breed democracy. 2. The 7 rich

Maurits Meijers

MauritsMeijers

What do EU citizens think about the EU's pandemic recovery fund, and which policy features drive support? In this @voxeu piece @bjoern_bremer, @TheresaJKuhn, @FrancescoNicoli and I discuss the results of

Holly Walker 🌾

hollyrwalker

1) In the last couple of weeks I’ve been rapidly investigating the links between #loneliness and poor health and wellbeing for my job at @HelenClarkFound, and how the pandemic might

HuaweiUK

HuaweiUK

Statement regarding UK government decisionEd Brewster, a spokesperson for Huawei UK, said: "This disappointing decision is bad news for anyone in the UK with a mobile phone. It threatens to

Stephen McIntyre

ClimateAudit

there is an interesting collection of State Dept speeches and read-outs relating to Russia, Ukraine (and Europe) for 2016 here: https://2009-2017.state.gov/p/eur/rls/rm/2016/index.htm. Regular and seemingly polite relations between US and Russia

Rona, Staaaaahp

nani_suko

Holding racist white people accountable for their actions and forcing them to deal with the consequences of their behavior is not retributive. Losing your job is not the same as

Elsa B. Kania

EBKania

I've been so stressed and overwhelmed all week I hadn't noticed my research on military-civil fusion (from an essay in @Strategy_Bridge) was quoted in this piece by @ewong and @julianbarnes

Alex Stamos

alexstamos

A core problem at Facebook is that one policy org is responsible for both the rules of the platform and keeping governments happy.https://twitter.com/dseetharaman/status/1265312209602674688 It is very hard to make product

Rebecca Leber

rebleber

Okay, so it's become very clear the EPA and Interior are not letting up on environmental rollbacks during COVID19. Going to track those here. March 4: EPA is moving forward

Nate Silver

NateSilver538

Mentioned this yesterday, but the conversation around the effect that temperature has on COVID-19 is strange. There's a lot of stuff where the headlines say be "nope, no effect" but

Quinn Slobodian

zeithistoriker

Who killed Bretton Woods? Historians have analyzed the economists around Nixon that pushed for the decision to float the US dollar in 1971. In our new Open Access @VersoBooks book,

Adam Conover

adamconover

I've spent all day trying to compose a tweet to go with this image, but the truth is I have no words for it. The entire West Coast is on

Steve Syfuhs

SteveSyfuhs

So I joked earlier today that the reason we can't kill NTLM is because folks turn off telemetry. That's false. Mostly.Here's why. There's one sure-fire way to kill NTLM: switch

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RosyTaeyongie

127 stylists are always applying the less is always more policy when they're picking Taeyong's outfits Throwback to when they were obssessed with putting him in see through shirts Also

Tom Newton Dunn

tnewtondunn

Quite spectacular circular blame game erupting this morning on why contact tracing was stopped. Science Committee blames PHE, but PHE says Matt Hancock took the decisions, while Cabinet colleague Therese