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Canada Vol.38 / Trans-Pacific Partnership #TPP Vol.4

A Glimpse of a Canadian-Led International Order: The U.S. ditched a massive trade agreement which turned out slightly better without it. (01/24/2018) | MATT PETERSON @TheAtlantic
Comprehensive & Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP) | @NewsroomGC
A Brief Concerning the Investor State Dispute Settlement (ISDS) Provisions in the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) Agreement (PDF) | North Shore Nova Scotia Chapter, Council of Canadians
LET’S TALK TPP – CITIZEN’S REPORT: Rebuilding public trust in trade processes (PDF; March 2017)
Whoa, Canada: Explaining the TPP deal that wasn’t (13/11/2017) | Mike Callaghan @lowyinstitute
@FairDuty – Posts Tagged ‘TPP’
Risks and Opportunities of the Trans-Pacific Partnership for Canada’s Building Trades Unions (PDF; August 2016) | @dawson_strat
THE TRANS-PACIFIC PARTNERSHIP: WHAT’S IN IT FOR CANADA? (PDF; October 2016) | @BizCouncilofCan
THE TRANS-PACIFIC PARTNERSHIP (TPP): AN OVERVIEW (PDF) | John M. Curtis @policy_school/@pgfor
The TPP and Cultural Diversity (w PDF; 03/18/2016) | Alexandre L. Maltais @ccpa
Canadian Dairy in the Trans-Pacific Partnership: A Preliminary Analysis (PDF; October 2015) | Al Mussell, Douglas Hedley, and Kamal Karunagoda @AgriFoodEcon
Free Trade Fantasies: Canada Must Reject Both NAFTA and TPP (02/04/2018) | Michael Welch, David Orchard, and Gus Van Harten @CRG_CRM

How new #TPP deal could benefit Canada https://t.co/Up2fPejyTt pic.twitter.com/eFDBzhdR0v

— Dawson Strategic (@dawson_strat) March 21, 2018

Check out my article in @iAffairsCanada: intellectual property provisions in the #CPTPP are out and need to stay out, so as not to impede access to medicines #TPP11 https://t.co/3J0ajcmLBJ

— Gaëlle Groux (@GaelleGroux) March 20, 2018

A trade war is upon us. Canada must endure short-term pain, look beyond U.S. and open up dairy, telecom #MustRead #Trade #Trudeau #Canada #US #Economy #NAFTA #TPP #FreeTrade https://t.co/8Yv8Iucj3u pic.twitter.com/0LMC1272nY

— Peter Zloty (@CGWM_PZloty) March 15, 2018

How An Australia-Canada-Japan Led TPP-11 Trade Deal Compares To China's Alternativehttps://t.co/2LjvRNmylG

— Forbes Leadership (@ForbesLeaders) March 15, 2018

With the #TPP and now #Mercosur, François Laporte is not impressed with the govt's supposedly “progressive” trade agenda. Here’s what the President of Teamsters Canada had to say to @JustinTrudeau. #cdnpoli #canlab #lpc https://t.co/0A6vcppvGf

— Teamsters Canada (@TeamstersCanada) March 23, 2018

New from @DadeCWF in @globeandmail Why Canada must move quickly on the new Asian trade pacthttps://t.co/LSeEnFChcY #cptpp #tpp #cdntrade

— CanadaWestFoundation (@CanadaWestFdn) March 14, 2018

Canada signs revised TPP with sights set on new deal in South Americahttps://t.co/FSXyWUFnYL

— Customs Direct LLC (@Customs_Direct) March 14, 2018

"@FP_Champagne talks about Canada as a market of hundreds of millions of people thanks to free-trade agreements with the U.S. and Mexico, the European Union, and soon the other members of the TPP." #canada https://t.co/DtJYryQuH0

— CanUAEBusiness-CUBC (@CanUAEBusiness) March 13, 2018

CP TPP opens ups opportunities for Vietnam-Canada trade: expert at https://t.co/iI0JdW9TxA

— VietnamBreakingNews (@VNBreakingNews) March 12, 2018

Canada has reached 30 "side agreements" with #TPP countries. Mostly these are related to specific industries; none of them are about labor or environmental protections. Claims that "new" #CPTPP is an improvement on original TPP is a farce. #trade #NAFTA https://t.co/TG5fHCR04F

— OWS TradeJustice (@OWSTradeJustice) March 10, 2018

Canadian🇨🇦 agricultural groups applaud #CPTPP signing, happy to be facing same low tariffs as its #TPP11 competitors https://t.co/R3k0jKjjTQ

— Trade News Analysis (@TradeNewsCentre) March 10, 2018

Need a podcast to catch up on the historic #TPP? @DawsonCanada discusses its impact on Canada: https://t.co/kDnSzFGDLs

— Canada Institute (@CanadaInstitute) March 9, 2018

Canada, 10 other nations sign landmark TPP deal — without U.S. https://t.co/OegkWJHyMk

— GNCC Advocacy (@GNCCadvocacy) March 9, 2018

From #TPP to CPTPP https://t.co/yLKvBBIZ8x #apec #australia #brunei #business #canada #donaldtrump #economics

— APAC Monitor (@APACMonitor) March 9, 2018

Canada chasing trade deal with #Mercosur block after signing new #TPP https://t.co/yzjEkuVOcZ pic.twitter.com/g9S49VxWdV

— bilaterals_org (@bilaterals_org) March 9, 2018

On the day #Trump signs order for new tariffs on steel and aluminum, Canada signs CPTPP trade deal (formerly known as #TPP but now excluding the US) as trade war looms https://t.co/NXlGd0FMDm via @ipoliticsca

— Julia C. Reinhart (@juliacreinhart) March 9, 2018

Canada and Mexico dodge Trump's tariffs, Blockchainitis strikes @swiftcommunity, DBS wins with digital banking, TPP life goes on, Airborne and floating cows, What will become of Namibia's cobalt? https://t.co/zuW8xZYGci #WYWW pic.twitter.com/G5Ts0TJCZV

— SmartBrief Finance (@SBFinance) March 8, 2018

Canada's Schedule of Commitments for Temporary Entry of Business Persons under the Trans Pacific Partnership Annex 12A #cndimm #TPP https://t.co/5S7g1gIxvg

— CBA Immigration Law (@CBAImmigration) March 8, 2018

If the US and Canada are going to remove #ISDS from the North American Free Trade Agreement then it is even more irrational that ISDS has been included in the #TPP11 in the hope that the US will sign on later. https://t.co/jENNU3y7ib #cdnpoli https://t.co/Ric17u67XY

— BEEHEMOTH (@surveyorX) March 8, 2018

If Trump decides to unilaterally impose tariffs on steel and aluminum from key trading partners, Canada and Mexico will have a hard time arguing for continued #NAFTA-renegotiations. Second major trade agreement about to be blown up by Trump? #TPP https://t.co/b4G7U9m3JQ

— Peter Bay Kirkegaard (@PeterKirkegaard) March 3, 2018

Canadian gov't report predicts US exports into Canada could decline $3.3 billion if the #TPP is enacted, "led by a decline in #automotive products imports." Canadian auto parts lobbyist says that would hurt Canada in #NAFTA talks. #CPTPP #trade https://t.co/WRWd6Iq2v6

— OWS TradeJustice (@OWSTradeJustice) February 23, 2018

Three lessons from TPP that could help Canada in the NAFTA talks https://t.co/vdTLXHWB8E via @macleans

— Lt Cdr S K Sharma (@ssharma68) February 22, 2018

#DYK the expected economic benefits of the #CPTPP for Canada are greater than they were for the TPP? Read the new agreement text: https://t.co/9q3qCxziR7 pic.twitter.com/dSWVO7W0i3

— Canada Trade (@CanadaTrade) February 22, 2018

Canada to buy less from U.S. under TPP, threatening NAFTA talks https://t.co/kphJF8VNzH pic.twitter.com/qnbJAB65AB

— HuffPost Canada (@HuffPostCanada) February 21, 2018

My short take on news of Canada souring to #ISDS in #NAFTA : it would make it easier for governments to protect the environment, meet #ParisAgreement commitments https://t.co/ZFtLAiNv1B #CETA #TPP pic.twitter.com/0nYx5GPxzz

— Stuart Trew (@StuJT) February 21, 2018

Government figures show economic gains of CPTPP greater for Canada than original TPP https://t.co/DqbzG1nV7m

Consistent with our report: https://t.co/AWRqPeBTOt

— CanadaWestFoundation (@CanadaWestFdn) February 21, 2018

Canadian agri-food exporters welcome steps on #CPTPP, urge Ottawa to implement quickly https://t.co/EX8fatSBDW #cdnag #TPP11 #cdnpoli @CanadaTrade @AAFC_Canada

— CAFTA ACCA (@CAFTA_ACCA) February 21, 2018

Auto reps skeptical of TPP Japan side deal https://t.co/RYxIHSTtvP pic.twitter.com/AXNmtg0c9N

— Denios Canada Ltd. (@Denios_Canada) February 20, 2018

Canada's new TPP deal owes a lot to Ian McKay https://t.co/JmQg6UNHOp

— Maclean's Magazine (@macleans) February 18, 2018

Canadian food producers are concerned that the federal government may be dragging its heels on ratifying the newly rebooted Trans-Pacific Partnership, saying delay could hurt their ability to penetrate new markets #cdnpoli #TPP #TPP11 https://t.co/70OVe1sauX

— Mike Blanchfield (@mblanchfield) February 15, 2018

Canadian autoworkers, manufacturers skeptical of Trudeau government claim that Canada received major access to Japanese auto market in #TPP. Deal with Japan contained in side agreement, not in main text, which skeptics say makes it unenforceable. #trade https://t.co/IKTCYliybO

— OWS TradeJustice (@OWSTradeJustice) February 12, 2018

Canadian auto industry skeptical of claims about access to Japanese market with new TPP – International Trade Minister Francois-Philippe Champagne said the Japan-Canada agreement is in a side letter, which auto workers unions say are not enforceable https://t.co/fsmvG5KtVl

— Fokis Services (@FokisServices) February 11, 2018

“#Canada leads the world…in our willingness to sacrifice our #sovereignty in favour of these foreign investor protections…add to that the #CETA with Europe and now this new #TPP,we will have virtually all foreign-owned parts of our economy governed by this…offensive regime” https://t.co/XryGKmzfQC

— NWT Chapter – CoC (@cocnwt) February 8, 2018

Can #Canada 🇨🇦 & #Japan 🇯🇵 move passed their disagreements on #TPP? What is the future of Japanese trade throughout the Pacific? Our newest Trade Series paper has some answers:

🔗https://t.co/JYypMqDNSU #Trade #RCEP pic.twitter.com/QOvnCWsqEK

— Canadian Global Affairs Institute (@CAGlobalAffairs) February 7, 2018

‘It’s a sign that Canada does have options’: Seafood, mining and #forestry to gain from TPP bloc https://t.co/EQeIi1YrHQ by @financialpost

— Axis Insurance Group (@AxisInsMgrs) February 7, 2018

Canada's newest trade deal via @CBCNews https://t.co/ImtxEqmPPp #trade #TPP pic.twitter.com/g8kgvkICkD

— Dawson Strategic (@dawson_strat) February 6, 2018

The deal follows two days of high-level talks in Tokyo between Canada and the 10 other remaining TPP economies. https://t.co/HWNVWm9NoW pic.twitter.com/Y2RnF6jxeH

— Luc Bessette (@lbest07) February 5, 2018

Ministry of @CdnHeritage to review Canada's Broadcasting Act. Melanie Joly wants to clarify situation about #Netflix deal and #TPP exemption | @OttawaCitizen https://t.co/RuYP6kicoc #cdnpoli pic.twitter.com/3NxRnbWXZ0

— QCGN (@QCGN) February 2, 2018

Listen to our latest #Podcast on Canada and the #TPP: https://t.co/4ejLmBcgtA

— Canadian Global Affairs Institute (@CAGlobalAffairs) February 1, 2018

Japan is key for Canada in new #TPP deal #CPTPP https://t.co/mJYOgS18HF

— John Boscariol (@tradelawyer) February 1, 2018

Don't Make the TPP Mistake Again: Why Canada Needs to Maintain a Progressive Approach on IP in NAFTA https://t.co/RvcetJPWV3 via @mgeist

— Scott A. MacDonald (@SAMacDonald02) February 1, 2018

Canada agrees to new TPP deal, gives up 3.25% of dairy market https://t.co/pT1bhPEmzy @HV_holsteins

— Ian (@ayrporte) January 31, 2018

Trump's #AmericaAlone policies. As Trump announces tariffs, Trudeau unveils Canada's new trade deal with Asia, 'a great day for progressive trade around the world'.
#TPP https://t.co/yCZNtR4D7G

— Tom (@ThosChamberlain) January 31, 2018

The new TPP good for Canadian ag, according to Farm Credit Canada https://t.co/WhiCTgDwmx @westernproducer

— ICAE 2018 (@ICAE_2018) January 31, 2018

Is now the time for Canada to focus on doing more trade with countries other than the US? @HodgsonGlen of the @ConfBoardofCda says yes. https://t.co/jaBT59IGIX #CPTPP #TPP11 #China #India

— FITT (@FITTNews) January 30, 2018

Egg Farmers of Canada disappointed with new TPP
https://t.co/pLpLmosrES @AndrewBellBNN pic.twitter.com/Wy3URdIjqV

— BusinessNewsNetwork (@BNN) January 30, 2018

https://twitter.com/canzuk/status/948653710753837056

#Singapore inks new TPP #trade pact with 10 other countries: 5 things to know about the #CPTPP: https://t.co/kvoSIqcQke via @SeeKitCNA #SG #Business #NZ #Economies #EconomicGrowth #EconomicDevelopment #SGtrade #NZtrade #NZinc #SGnews #NZSG pic.twitter.com/sFaL51xpLu

— Anne Lochoff (@Lochoffs) March 9, 2018

Trans-Pacific Partnership #TPP Vol.3 (Miscellaneous)

TPP: What is it and why does it matter? (23/01/2018) | @BBC

The #TPP11 is now the world's third largest trade bloc, accounting for 12.6% of global GDP and 500 million people. What you need to know in numbers: https://t.co/DkkWbPI1NC

— WITA (@WITA_DC) March 16, 2018

CGE modelling of the #TPP11, #RCEP and other scenarios for Asia-Pacific trade liberalisation are reported in an RSIS working paper https://t.co/Xr3L3xGkvS

— GTPA (@GTPAlliance) March 21, 2018

Left for Dead, a Mega Trade Pact Rises from the Ashes #TPP11 #TPP @ManuelPerezIPS @IPS_DC #ISDS @CouncilofCDNs https://t.co/gcHVMLEfb7

— Democracy Center (@DemocracyCenter) March 26, 2018

Congratulations #TPP Countries! We celebrate your step forward on #trade https://t.co/ULLays3IUq #CPTPP #TPP11 #Japan #Australia #singapore #Brunei #Chile #peru #Canada #mexico #NewZealand #Vietnam #Malaysia

— Global Chamber® (@GlobalChamber) March 17, 2018

https://twitter.com/megareg_iilj/status/966124209805066241
https://twitter.com/AustraliaInJPN/status/976730290113712128

The Trans-Pacific Partnership has officially been signed by 11 Asia-Pacific countries. The trade deal has been renamed Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP). https://t.co/jVpOQjUtyN #TPP #CPTPP #Trade #TPP11 pic.twitter.com/qiGI4baeLj

— Synergia Foundation (@SynergiaImpact) March 10, 2018

Turns out ratification could be a long way off for some: 11-nation Pacific #trade pact has been signed. Here's how it's playing out in each country https://t.co/axsr538Cpl via @bpolitics @IsabelRTokyo #CPTPP #TPP11 pic.twitter.com/d6zvCEYRRL

— Rosalind Mathieson (@RosMathieson) March 9, 2018

Asia-Pacific nations sign sweeping trade deal without U.S. #TPP11 https://t.co/eDWMui2zoK

— GBC (@GB_Coalition) March 9, 2018

Dr @JDWilson08, Head of Research, comments on the decline of the United States as a global trade leader following the landmark signing of the #TPP11 for the @nytimes.

Read here: https://t.co/Mxbqo4h0iQ pic.twitter.com/Cz7ua8KMdV

— Perth USAsia Centre (@PerthUSAsia) March 9, 2018

.@realDonaldTrump #SOTU @wef #Davos #Trade Well done! @VP Local international trade expert @DrTobyMalichi talks #Trump & Trade Deals #NAFTA #TPP11 #SMEs 21st Century Workforce @93wibc #Indy quotes @RepKevinBrady @WaysandMeansGOP @breakingviews @AttyAbdul https://t.co/M9Ns0k2NyO

— Dr. Toby Malichi, Hon.D.Bus. (@DrTobyMalichi) February 6, 2018

In any event, @SecretaryRoss says "#TPP group of 11 don't have their act together yet" so premature for US to engage with #TPP11. Let's see what happens in Chile in March. @CNBCi https://t.co/4QdbOQikbB

— Steven Okun (@Steven_Okun) February 1, 2018

Agree completely @wendyscutler to bring #TPP11 into force while members work with US to assess what opening to #TPP means @Steven_Okun @ATradeCentre https://t.co/hdebqFvmMc

— Asia Business Trade Association (ABTA) (@ABT_Association) February 1, 2018

Without American leadership the TPP nations, including Canada and Mexico, are moving ahead without us. They're forming a new free trade group, the CPTPP. Maybe we'll join them once we ditch the nitwit.https://t.co/TfTLWuYeWu

— Michael Kohler (@thekohler) January 31, 2018

TPP 11: How Asia took the lead in free trade – Nikkei Asian Review https://t.co/nASqlm7AHv #asiancentury #TPP11

— Damian Holmes (@landscapearch) March 9, 2018

TPP signed by 11 nations with U.S. out: The trade pact covers 500 million people from Australia, Brunei, Canada, Chile, Japan, Malaysia, Mexico, New Zealand, Peru, Singapore and Vietnam. https://t.co/UhRCah5EfP via @torontostar

— Barend Hamm PhD (@Bareham2016) March 9, 2018

US Allies Sign #TPP11 In Strong Rebuke of #TradeWars to #Trump https://t.co/0v7MUx8iOP #Chile #Canada #Japan #NewZealand #Steel #Aluminum #CPTPP pic.twitter.com/PyR2Nymc0n

— World News Network (@worldnewsdotcom) March 8, 2018

The US absence from the Trans-Pacific Partnership negotiations has given Japan more space to lead in Asia. #fromthearchives #TPP11 #Japan #diplomacy https://t.co/er48IiZ5QX

— East Asia Forum (@east_asia_forum) March 27, 2018

Despite #US withdrawal, Pacific rim countries forged ahead with trade agreement https://t.co/klDq6Oa3EP #TPP #TPP11 pic.twitter.com/Y0Yld77chO

— The Week UK (@TheWeekUK) March 8, 2018

Asia's turn on #TPP. Why it still matters even without the US https://t.co/LPAx7xGHRt #TPP11

— A.M.H. Goy (@anamgoy) March 9, 2018

The Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (#CPTPP or #TPP11) was signed today by 11 countries of the Pacific Rim. This new agreement will bring #Australia, #NewZealand, #Canada, and #Mexico even closer. https://t.co/IFcTNTPmiM

— ANZSANA (@ANZSANA1993) March 9, 2018

Instead of doing something to advance the condition of women on #InternationalWomenDay, trade representatives from 11 Pacific rim countries #TPP11 will sign the #CPTPP, which some argue will further set back the progress of humanity https://t.co/jKmYNwd1c6 pic.twitter.com/WNCRRQ0G3j

— Inter Press Service (@ipsnews) March 8, 2018

Talking sense on the #TPP Coalition business ally breaks ranks again https://t.co/YNOd6Mq9lM #auspol #TPP11 pic.twitter.com/VUt86jUfd7

— peacemaker (@P34C3_M4K3R) February 22, 2018

It does seem, in fact, that Canada and the 10 other countries of the TPP are no longer choosing to sit back and wait for the United States. That's good for the world, but a sad day for U.S. leadership https://t.co/1nrvK0ihr6

— Cato Trade (@CatoTrade) February 9, 2018

People who strongly believed the deal was already dead following the US’s withdrawal have likely been surprised, and might start rushing into assessing the deal’s impacts and planning accordingly. https://t.co/iOLjQWR6uQ #TPP11 #Singapore #SupplyChain #LogiSYM pic.twitter.com/0D7IZS7qcv

— The LogisticsSociety (@TheLogisticsSoc) March 5, 2018

[It is suggested that] new services sectors that arise in the future will be automatically given the market access [using TPP11] https://t.co/iOLjQWR6uQ #TPP11 #Singapore #SupplyChain #LogiSYM pic.twitter.com/p5RbHugFJw

— The LogisticsSociety (@TheLogisticsSoc) February 16, 2018

In case you missed it, check out "Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) Without the US: Benefits for Business – LogiSYM November/December 2017" https://t.co/iOLjQWR6uQ #TPP11 #Singapore #SupplyChain #LogiSYM pic.twitter.com/hxplQ5LkVK

— The LogisticsSociety (@TheLogisticsSoc) February 9, 2018

Check out our new article: Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) Without the US: Benefits for Business – LogiSYM November/December 2017 https://t.co/iOLjQWR6uQ #TPP11 #Singapore #SupplyChain #LogiSYM pic.twitter.com/K8czyqh8nE

— The LogisticsSociety (@TheLogisticsSoc) February 2, 2018

CPTPP commitments are almost the same as the original TPP. Some rules on IP and express shipment were suspended which contribute to less than 10% the total length of the agreement. TPP11: Without the US – LogiSYM November/December 2017 https://t.co/iOLjQWR6uQ #TPP11 #Singapore pic.twitter.com/GMQpZLolJQ

— The LogisticsSociety (@TheLogisticsSoc) February 5, 2018

Could the financial-services chapter of the #TPP provide a roadblock to expansion beyond the 11 signatory countries? #CPTPP #TPP11 #trade https://t.co/6P2tPiI3bS

— OWS TradeJustice (@OWSTradeJustice) February 28, 2018

25 Republican US senators send letter to Trump urging him to re-enter #TPP. Senators' letter says “We encourage you to work aggressively to secure reforms that would allow the United States to join the agreement." #CPTPP #TPP11 #TrumpLies https://t.co/KHhLRRbx4e

— OWS TradeJustice (@OWSTradeJustice) February 23, 2018

Trump administration "actively discussing" the possibility of rejoining #TPP, US Treasury Sec'y Mnuchin says. Mnuchin says he is actively involved in trade negotiations and meets regularly with US Trade Rep Lighthizer. #TPP11 #CPTPP #TrumpLies #Hypocrisy https://t.co/5D2jhpXvxS

— OWS TradeJustice (@OWSTradeJustice) February 17, 2018

US Treasury Undersecretary for International Affairs David Malpass
reiterates Trump's willingness to re-enter #TPP, says Trump has changed his mind because the TPP could become favorable for American workers. #TrumpLies #hypocrite #CPTPP #TPP11 #trade https://t.co/T63mVu8vIp

— OWS TradeJustice (@OWSTradeJustice) February 15, 2018

"We should not be locked into deregulatory trade agreements. It is time our international treaties support a well-regulated economy, built on principles of fairness, sustainability and democracy." #TPP #TPP11 #CPTPP #trade #fairtrade https://t.co/3SleA0g16K

— OWS TradeJustice (@OWSTradeJustice) February 14, 2018

Australia ambassador to the US, Joe Hockey, says US can't make substantial changes to #TPP if it wants to rejoin in response to Trump statement that he'd like to be back in if he could make a "better" deal. But Canberra would like US back in #TPP11 #CPTPP https://t.co/yr9QTa5e6k

— OWS TradeJustice (@OWSTradeJustice) February 7, 2018

Trade expert Jane Kelsey: Heavy political spin on #TPP demonstrations it's still a toxic deal. Talk that TPP has somehow become "progressive" is a "lot of nonsense"; #ISDS and blocks to regulations still there. #trade #TPP11 #CPTPP https://t.co/GbCeyey8RK

— OWS TradeJustice (@OWSTradeJustice) February 6, 2018

Chief negotiators from the 16 countries in the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership will meet in attempt to "accelerate progress" in response to #TPP negotiators reading deal. Japan, Australia seek lower tariffs; China resistant. https://t.co/ISPmROw77M #TPP11 #RCEP #trade

— OWS TradeJustice (@OWSTradeJustice) February 3, 2018

Japan Prime Minister Abe says he wants US to return to #TPP. Abe tells parliament: “I will call on President Trump to ensure that the United States leads free and open TPP rules with Japan in a steady manner.” #TPP11 https://t.co/u4HExztlqV

— OWS TradeJustice (@OWSTradeJustice) February 1, 2018

Eleven countries sign the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (#CPTPP) in Chile today. #TPP11 https://t.co/i0OHCtHpJn via @BBCNews

— Integration Point (@GlobalTradeNews) March 8, 2018

Chile, Japan agree to work closely to bring #TPP into effect as soon as possible. Promise made while outgoing Chilean President Michelle Bachelet meets with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe. #TPP11 #CPTPP #trade https://t.co/ebXyA2Pmxl

— OWS TradeJustice (@OWSTradeJustice) February 24, 2018

CPTPP: 11 countries sign Pacific Trade Deal in Chilehttps://t.co/WuATWuL3Mb #CPTPP #TPP11 #Trade #Chile #TransPacificPartnership #Latam pic.twitter.com/Hf1ODb6tfX

— SantiagoTimes (@SantiagoTimes) March 9, 2018

Protests in Chile as 11 countries set to sign new TPP trade agreementhttps://t.co/3VDTu04wpO #TPP11 #Chile #TransPacificPartnership #Santiago #Trade #Latam pic.twitter.com/OH8UUHUUEq

— SantiagoTimes (@SantiagoTimes) March 8, 2018

https://twitter.com/ChileMFA/status/971767287761068032

NOW: Chancellor @HeraldoMunoz signs, representing Chile🇨🇱, the Comprehensive and Progressive Treaty of Trans-Pacific Association (#CPTPP) #TPP11 👏 pic.twitter.com/8QkiocGMo9

— Chile MFA 🇨🇱 (@ChileMFA) March 8, 2018

https://twitter.com/ChileMFA/status/971499987958947841
https://twitter.com/Minrel_Chile/status/971880873363681280

What difference will the #TPP11, to be signed in #Santiago, Chile, make for world trade and for #China ? My column in @globaltimesnews @APEC https://t.co/3qQY0vcRbT pic.twitter.com/DZPtdAMeGA

— Jorge Heine (@jorgeheinel) March 7, 2018

China should look at #TPP11 as a win-win proposition instead of competitor of #RCEP. https://t.co/Sf7JGPzRxp pic.twitter.com/AbZfZUcAp2

— Global Times (@globaltimesnews) March 8, 2018

Malaysia says it won't be amongst the first to sign the #CPTPP. This means the new #TPP11, now #CPTPP might take longer than expected. #CPTPP comes into force 60 days after the 6th country ratifies. Current status: they've got 2, SG is also onboard. https://t.co/2dfXnTILOz pic.twitter.com/ilkCic04cb

— Xin En Lee (@entinomy) March 7, 2018

On 8 March the #CPTPP will be signed. With very modest prospective trade gains from the original TPP, US withdrawal has made the gains from the CPTPP even more paltry, making the #TPP11 desperate for US participation https://t.co/7LgRIN3spA pic.twitter.com/ci2fuMYQ7q

— Inter Press Service (@ipsnews) February 26, 2018

#Thailand Weighs Benefits of Joining #TPP11 https://t.co/9euyzfjExy via: @bpolitics

— Integration Point (@GlobalTradeNews) February 28, 2018

#TPP11 to complete #CPTPP trade deal in Chile this week. #Japan & other members show #multilateralism can survive lack of US leadership https://t.co/qOLuaBy33X

— Jonathan Luckhurst (@JonLuckhurst) March 7, 2018

If the #TPP11 have their druthers, they’d finalize a deal quickly so any US return to the fold would be on their terms. https://t.co/hdkk6SMyGk

— Vikram Nehru (@VikramNehru) March 1, 2018

We are fortunate that Japan moved ahead so as to at least preserve the option for the United States. Placeholder ally. #TPP11 https://t.co/JUPvwkZyXv

— David Day (@DavidFDay) February 26, 2018

Our new blog on trade & medicines in the Asia Pacific: Tokyo’s drift towards intellectual property crusader: https://t.co/XvQqWf9y6m #publichealth #TPP #TPP11 #RCEP @BelTownsend @_PHAA_ @CroakeyNews

— Deborah Gleeson (@DrDebGleeson) February 8, 2018

International trade can do a great deal to promote gender equality, as access to markets and international trade can strengthen women’s economic empowerment.#FreeTradeTuesday #TPP11 https://t.co/h9i6HZw7mm

— Sweden in Vietnam (@SwedeninVN) February 6, 2018

The reality of #TPP #TPPA #TPP11 https://t.co/UGsANZuuDs #gofigure

— Double D Works Ltd (@DoubleDworks) February 14, 2018

Free Trade vs. Fair Trade: Ideology vs. Reality (01/25/2017) | Peter Augsten
Negotiations for a Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement | William Krist (w Kent Hughes) @WilsonCenter
The Economic Impact of the Trans-Pacific Partnership: What Have We Learned from CGE Simulation? (PDF) | John Gilbert, Taiji Furusawa, Robert Scollay
Trans-Pacific Partnership: a TiPPing point for global trade? (PDF; 11/24/2015) | @eulerhermes
UNDERSTANDING THE REGIONAL COMPREHENSIVE ECONOMIC PARTNERSHIP AND THE TRANS- PACIFIC PARTNERSHIP: AN ASEAN PERSPECTIVE (PDF) | Sanchita Basu Das @BrookingsInst
Mega-Regional Trade Deals in the Asia-Pacific: Choosing Between the TPP and RCEP? (PDF; 2015) | JEFFREY D. WILSON @EconUUtah

Australia Vol.15 / Trans-Pacific Partnership #TPP Vol.2

TRANS_PACIFIC PARTNERSHIP AGREEMENT | @dfat
TRANS_PACIFIC PARTNERSHIP AGREEMENT (PDF) | @dfat,@AusUnlimited
What you need to know: CPTPP (14/03/2018) | @meatlivestock
The Trans-Pacific Partnership as a Development of the Australia-United States Free Trade Agreement: Services Liberalization and Investment Protection (17/10/2016) | Tania Voon, Andrew D. Mitchell
Global Trade and Customs Journal | @cchaustralia
TRANS-PACIFIC PARTNERSHIP (TPP) AGREEMENT ANALYSIS OF REGULATORY IMPACT ON AUSTRALIA (PDF; 27/11/2015)

Australian 🐄#dairy farmers will benefit from the #TPP11 with new access and increased quotas on butter, 🧀cheese, 🥛milk, milk powder, cream, yoghurt and infant powder https://t.co/FWsWAsTWOP pic.twitter.com/N2jbCMy50K

— DFAT🇦🇺 (@dfat) March 25, 2018

Under the #TPP11 #Aussie 🍷 wine will benefit from the elimination of all tariffs in 10 other #TPP11 countries 🇵🇪🇨🇱🇨🇦🇲🇽🇯🇵🇧🇳🇨🇦🇲🇾🇸🇬🇳🇿🇻🇳 https://t.co/FWsWAsTWOP pic.twitter.com/QU8wkRQmjZ

— DFAT🇦🇺 (@dfat) March 21, 2018

https://twitter.com/dfat/status/975548675639398400

#TPP11 treaty text available online. TPP-11 will boost 🚀 export opportunities for #Ausbiz to countries with a combined GDP of $13.7 trillion https://t.co/FWsWAsTWOP pic.twitter.com/otDnDmOtkG

— DFAT🇦🇺 (@dfat) March 16, 2018

https://twitter.com/dfat/status/974105425007214592
https://twitter.com/dfat/status/973729209230249984

#Aussie exports to other #TPP11 countries were valued at $88 billion in 2016-17. Great new #TPP11 opportunities await #Ausbiz, exporters, and investors. https://t.co/FWsWAsTWOP pic.twitter.com/6L62E0VVv4

— DFAT🇦🇺 (@dfat) March 13, 2018

#TPP11 opens the door to Mexico for Aussie exporters https://t.co/M99yb8PkE3 via @DynamicExport pic.twitter.com/wUR63uSiF3

— Export Council (@Aussieexport) March 25, 2018

#TPP11 is a great outcome for #AusAg and world trade in general. Strong rules of trade so important for a level playing field for farmers and agribusiness. https://t.co/ONsuebG4qv

— Colin Hunter (@hunted_col) March 9, 2018

Health experts call for TPP11 to have independent impact assessment https://t.co/VXwrLKeMs3 #TPP11 #publichealth pic.twitter.com/AgoQy5wLnQ

— Pub Health Assoc Aus (@_PHAA_) March 8, 2018

The deal ‘many said would never happen’: TPP’s $13.7bn economic access https://t.co/GGdkgjwQQg by @rachelbaxendale #ausbiz #TPP11

— Business Review (@aus_business) March 9, 2018

#ICYMI: Canberra has secured a TPP-11 side deal with Canada that delivers a big win for Australian cattle farmers https://t.co/igUNjLeZx1 by @primroseriordan + Ben Packham #ausbiz #TPP11 #trade

— Business Review (@aus_business) March 9, 2018

On behalf of Australian wheat growers I would like to thank Mr Trump for helping make us great again. #Winning #TPP11 https://t.co/x8r97Woo2j

— Jerome Critch (@mullewa_man) March 8, 2018

Trade Minister @StevenCiobo signed the #TPP in Chile overnight. Here's a snapshot of how this important #FTA will benefit #AusAg, and the broader economy. #agchatoz #auspol #TPP11 pic.twitter.com/cRjH4kGfh8

— National Farmers Fed (@NationalFarmers) March 8, 2018

After the steel tariff shock, #ISDS might be the next target for the rising White House economic nationalists – with an interesting twist for Australia https://t.co/AWPq6ctHyD, my @LowyInstitute column #TPP11

— Greg Earl (@Greg__Earl) March 8, 2018

Looking forward to Friday's signature of #TPP11 as another successful example of Australia's support of open markets and rules-based order, with great benefits for companies in this $13.7 trillion trade zone @StevenCiobo https://t.co/j0K01jX2pZ via @FinancialReview

— EurAusBiz (EABC) (@EurAusBiz) March 7, 2018

TPP could 'expose Oz taxpayers' to financial risk via repugnant ISDS provisions, so loved by Philip Morris et el https://t.co/0Ry8f5CcNq @theage Mexican, Chile, Japan, Canada, Malaysia and Vietnam workers allowed in without market testing. Sure to keep a cap on wage growth too

— Perorationer (@Perorationer) March 4, 2018

New interview just posted: Talked with Australia Prime Minister @TurnbullMalcolm about the TPP (now #TPP11), gun control, the #bonkban and his wild career: from journalist to lawyer to banker to entrepreneur to politician… https://t.co/gXzb8vyqMq

— Daniel Roth (@danroth) February 26, 2018

.@StevenCiobo "The #TPP11 will help create new Australian jobs across all sectors – agriculture, manufacturing, mining, services – as it creates new opportunities in a free trade area that spans the Americas and Asia." https://t.co/jbgKqUr6H8

— Export Council (@Aussieexport) February 24, 2018

Some great outcomes for #ag in #TPP11 thanks @StevenCiobo https://t.co/S5mZ6mrzpX

— Fiona Simson (@afsnsw) February 21, 2018

Much cheaper cars soon for everyone. Thanks to TPP.

The import tariff on Japanese and South Korean cars will be completely removed soon – bringing price cuts to almost half of all cars imported into Australia, Canada and other TPP partner-countries #dfat https://t.co/AxJ7EIPvzQ pic.twitter.com/GNv7L4So9Y

— Strategy Inc. (@StrategyINCnews) February 4, 2018

This is a must-read for those interested in #ISDS and #TPP #TPP11, for an explanation of why the Gillard government rejected ISDS when they were running Australia's negotiations – see the final three paragraphs. https://t.co/E9mWAckC5q

— Holly Cullen (@HollyCullenfreo) January 31, 2018

Popular Today | Australia and Japan should seize the moment on tradehttps://t.co/suQhP6o6O5 #TPP11 #RCEP pic.twitter.com/SLdAao48Do

— Policy Forum (@APPSPolicyForum) February 26, 2018

Can Australia and Japan push back against anti-globalisation sentiment in the Asia-Pacific? #TPP11 #RCEP https://t.co/suQhP66vWx

— Policy Forum (@APPSPolicyForum) February 23, 2018

U.S. Allies to Sign Sweeping Trade Deal in Challenge to Trump #TPP11
https://t.co/1nDQmIBfuz

— ASPI (@AsiaPolicy) March 8, 2018

What does the new Asia-Pacific trade landscape look like after #TPP11 deal? Read our paper: https://t.co/7h8wG24pD7 pic.twitter.com/bbSwv0BSS3

— ASPI (@AsiaPolicy) February 8, 2018

New Zealand Vol.15 / Trans-Pacific Partnership #TPP Vol.1

Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement (TPP) | @MFATgovtNZ
Comprehensive & Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership | @NZTEnews
CPTPP vs TPP | @MFATgovtNZ
Trans-Pacific Partnership | @MFATgovtNZ
INVESTMENT AND ISDS (PDF) | @MFATgovtNZ
OVERVIEW (PDF) | @MFATgovtNZ
How the Trans Pacific Partnership Agreement could undermine PHARMAC and threaten access to affordable medicines and health equity in New Zealand (PDF; July 2013) | Deborah Gleesona, Ruth Lopert, Papaarangi Reid

Well @charles_finny, seems your free trade world has no heros. New Zealand-US Council/TPP – Trump right or wrong.
Here’s some honesty about the free trade blocs @billy_blog https://t.co/iFGwoQRs3T

— NewZealandEconomics (@economicsNZ) March 24, 2018

Top story: TPP will have immediate benefits – Beef + Lamb NZ | NZRT NETWORK https://t.co/EiPLDCMtxZ, see more https://t.co/wjp99AHa5d

— TRADE (@tradenz) March 9, 2018

.@nzlabour signs #TPP-11 exposing NZ to ISDS risks, meanwhile CJEU rules ISDS invalid https://t.co/Bc7x8iiK63

— Jonathan Hunt (@kayakr) March 9, 2018

NZ signs new version of TPP deal in Chile https://t.co/Haab4LWHze

— nzherald (@nzherald) March 9, 2018

TPP will have immediate benefits – Beef + Lamb NZ https://t.co/zQddelSW1C

— RNZ News (@rnz_news) March 9, 2018

NZ and 10 other nations have signed the revised #TPP https://t.co/AODG1ckTXw pic.twitter.com/y2dlNrAxjQ

— Newshub Politics (@NewshubPolitics) March 8, 2018

Without US, the TPP is a poor deal https://t.co/dOpAUd11LO

— NZ Fabian Society (@fabians_nz) March 7, 2018

#CPTPP has shaved the hard edges off TPP, esp for intellectual property. ISDS gives protection to NZ investors overseas and safeguards the NZ Govt to keep regulating in national interest. WATCH @StephenJacobi on @TheAMShowz https://t.co/poJDGvLLVn

— Trade Works (@TradeWorksNZ) March 6, 2018

New Zealand Trade Minister @DavidParkerMP speaks to @CNBCi about strength of #TPP11 and global trade protectionism https://t.co/cE44MFkWKi

— Matthew Taylor (@MattCNBC) March 6, 2018

NZ Prime Minister @jacindaardern: We have discussed the final stages of the TPP, and our shared neighbourhood in the Pacific. We may take different views but the strength of our relationship is the fact that we can have those dialogues.

MORE: https://t.co/ljEB8QXRQY #SkyLiveNow pic.twitter.com/pxrkop1q9x

— Sky News Australia (@SkyNewsAust) March 2, 2018

Canada, Chile, Japan, Vietnam and Malaysia are among countries that have taken greater steps than Australia to protect local jobs under TPP trade agreement, unions have warned https://t.co/t8K4EJTHYr | @AnnaPattySMH

— The Sydney Morning Herald (@smh) February 28, 2018

https://twitter.com/birdofthedecade/status/968441557975093248

The TPP will allow big business to bring in workers from Vietnam, Malaysia, Japan, Canada, Mexico and Chile without EVER advertising locally. It's a nightmare for working Australians and a green light for exploitation of the worst kind. Our statement:https://t.co/Zcy8zLczd1

— Meat Workers Union (@AMIEUNewcastle) February 26, 2018

New Zealand has released the final version of a landmark deal aimed at cutting trade barriers in the Pacific region #TPP11 https://t.co/g7t4F4mt6V pic.twitter.com/8KeSvmDez0

— DW – Business (@dw_business) February 21, 2018

New TPP could add up to $4 billion to NZ economy https://t.co/WRKF9pB9Wq

— RNZ News (@rnz_news) February 21, 2018

Complete U-Turn by Labour and NZ First on TPP. Bizarre that the #TPP is suddenly acceptable. https://t.co/Hb6sK3ECcT

— LawDownUnder (@LawDownUnder) February 18, 2018

Read how McCain Foods Australia/New Zealand’s Agriculture Director John Jackson was involved in the project to control TPP in NZ in #Potato Grower Success Stories: https://t.co/YAhnuelGLu @Hort_Au pic.twitter.com/R9Kyu9cvbn

— AUSVEG (@AUSVEG) February 14, 2018

Will TPP cause price of medicines to rise? NZ doctors call for an independant assessmenthttps://t.co/N8qOGeLrCl pic.twitter.com/5pfpqjNgQe

— Newstalk ZB (@NewstalkZB) January 27, 2018

NZ First all aboard the tweaked #TPP train despite pre-election opposition https://t.co/R2D6HH8TAP (Via @Anna_bw) pic.twitter.com/MsoVNQ4aYm

— Newshub Politics (@NewshubPolitics) January 24, 2018

Ireland Vol.29 (Economy, et al. – institutes of technology, counties, chambers, LEOs, et al.)

Carlow

Arts Council to invest more than €1.5million in Kilkenny & Carlow in 2018 https://t.co/d7SGBcSdvl

— CarlowCountyCouncil (@Carlow_Co_Co) March 21, 2018

A person who deals with waste must have a valid waste collection permit. Every #householder & #business is responsible for where their #waste is deposited. To check and see if your collector is authorised contact environ@carlowcoco.ie or check out https://t.co/Pszgl4dysw pic.twitter.com/7aw46kvbva

— CarlowCountyCouncil (@Carlow_Co_Co) March 21, 2018

Carlow County Museum is located on College Street in the Cultural Quarter of Carlow Town. It is open all year round and has free admission. See @CarlowCountyMus or https://t.co/l8QWKQSqmS pic.twitter.com/h5KYqzYjT5

— CarlowCountyCouncil (@Carlow_Co_Co) March 12, 2018

What tough new data protection rules mean for business emails @Fora_ie https://t.co/wzlJOQ9NJf pic.twitter.com/YVcJHUZKg8

— LEO Carlow (@CarlowLEO) March 20, 2018

. @Microfinanceire works very closely with the Local Enterprise Offices providing loans to #SME s. More Info at https://t.co/CGVPAerkZL pic.twitter.com/eEWPklmXSy

— LEO Carlow (@CarlowLEO) March 19, 2018

Online business or Ebusiness (electronic business) is primarily conducted through the internet that sells products, services, and advertising.

> Smart Ways to Integrate Your Online Business https://t.co/y4QJAIvIqP @TweakYourBiz pic.twitter.com/6udRq0Vi2m

— LEO Carlow (@CarlowLEO) March 19, 2018

Congrats to #Borris based business, Keenan Farm Machinery on their recent product launch! > Keenan MechFiber365 replica model mixer wagon launched https://t.co/un45SwGJ8C #agriland #carlow pic.twitter.com/OayJoItaHO

— LEO Carlow (@CarlowLEO) March 18, 2018

Fact or fiction? 8 common GDPR myths https://t.co/JiwDHrgWYW via @siliconrepublic pic.twitter.com/Kgvg2tJ2yT

— LEO Carlow (@CarlowLEO) March 16, 2018

Over 40 Local Authority Tourism Officers, Heritage Officers and Visitor Attraction Managers were last night recognised for their participation in our Regional Tourism and Revenue Management Programmes for @ancienteastIRL @KilkennyNotices @Carlow_Co_Co https://t.co/4kevEX6LkW pic.twitter.com/TJyfq4wMoM

— Fáilte Ireland (@Failte_Ireland) March 16, 2018

Wexford

Congratulations Karen! https://t.co/193ZsmBNVq

— Wexford Chamber (@WexfordChamber) March 16, 2018

Wow! Time really is flying! https://t.co/SegFa3m4kH

— Wexford Chamber (@WexfordChamber) March 7, 2018

The new Mobile Library for Mobile South is launched by Minister @MichaelRingFG @DeptRCD in Duncannon, Wexford! Hurray! @wexfordcoco @michaeldarcy @duncannonbeach pic.twitter.com/d2PFmHQwOa

— Wexford Libraries (@wexlibraries) March 9, 2018

Great link showing impressive list of taskings by type carried out by @CivilDefenceIRL volunteers De-briefings will be significant also https://t.co/CvtipMXPKr pic.twitter.com/8pJzaJA00J

— Peter Murphy (@RepublicofPeter) March 7, 2018

Sums up the situation for the #restaurant industry after the last week. So if & when u can please #support ur #local restaurants & #cafe . We do #appreciate it! @BackofHouseIE @RAI_ie @GoodFoodIreland @LucindasIreland @WexfordChamber @WexFoodFamily https://t.co/Uc570XQYpd

— Button & Spoon (@buttonandspoon) March 5, 2018

This bit of good news nearly got lost in all the snow: Celtic Routes project provides €1.6m of EU funds to encourage tourists to travel to and stay in Waterford, Wicklow and Wexford. Well done to @wexfordcoco and @WaterfordCounci https://t.co/w7zKEJYn9p

— Ireland South East (@IrelandSthEast) March 6, 2018

Waterford

Listen back: Physics lecturer at WIT @CormacORafferty talks about #StephenHawking earlier. https://t.co/tqorSPlqLT

— Waterford IT (@waterfordit) March 14, 2018

We continue our 'Meet the Council' series, introducing @IrishResearch Board Member Dr Felicity Kelliher, Senior Lecturer at @waterfordit and co-founder of @RIKON_WIT: https://t.co/7vI4PS1ugz. #LoveIrishResearch pic.twitter.com/YcdowNK9MD

— IrishResearchCouncil (@IrishResearch) March 12, 2018

Enjoyed this case study: EirGen Pharma's campus in Waterford. Waterford and Carlow are looking forward to 2 new Advanced Technology Buildings over the next couple of years. https://t.co/0OtJn9v5QW @IDASouthEastReg

— Ireland South East (@IrelandSthEast) March 20, 2018

Check out this weeks featured course – QQI certified supervisory management – a must for anyone stepping in to a supervisory role or for those wishing to upskill in their current role. More at: https://t.co/bmnw2gvk0q pic.twitter.com/yqQijAdu9Q

— Janet Tumulty (@newlinkstrain) March 16, 2018

Really appreciated, thanks @IrelandSthEast 🙂 https://t.co/FEU2KXSolh

— Waterford Chamber (@waterfordcc) March 16, 2018

Are you working on a business idea? Are you looking for a work space in Waterford? Visit https://t.co/39QtZBCzZ7 @thinkbusinessie @BoxWorksCoWork. Also meet some of the startups behind Ireland's most trendy coworking space in this video by @SporthouseTV.https://t.co/GIlAtkvIYS

— Waterford Chamber (@waterfordcc) March 15, 2018

Do you work in Tourism, want to build a tourism product or business? There's a training programme coming up to help you to build a sustainable tourism strategy connected to the @WaterfordGrnWay – Find out more & book your place online https://t.co/TjAyV5brAJ @LEOWaterford https://t.co/xSKIYNobXE

— Dungarvan Chamber (@DvanChamber) March 14, 2018

A #Waterford virtual reality startup has just bagged millions from a stock market float – Major congratulations to Immersive VR Education, wishing you all continued success #GoodNewsThursday #Entrepreneurship https://t.co/h1Ea5oL5fj

— LEO Waterford (@LEOWaterford) March 15, 2018

Cork

You need some neck to start a business. Why not visit us @LEOSouthCork and discover how we can assist you. Over 50? https://t.co/vmw3hwbUZZ … #smartageing @Corkcoco pic.twitter.com/0uJ7YIHSuo

— LEOSouthCork (@LEOSouthCork) February 22, 2018

Sligo

Sligo Co Co is in the process of developing a Co #Sligo Diaspora Strategy for the period 2018-2022. Please take a few minutes to complete this online questionnaire https://t.co/fUHEkvGpMR See our website for further info https://t.co/eny9dvLZiI @Sligo_PPN pic.twitter.com/d1xstZ2Ult

— Sligo County Council (@sligococo) March 9, 2018

@itsligo welcomes @BCColleges to the North West! @THEA_Irl @ei_canada @EduIreland 🇨🇦👍🇮🇪 pic.twitter.com/KjXfjk0ERD

— IT Sligo Global ☘🌍 (@itsligoglobal) March 8, 2018

We are so delighted to be the first Institute of Technology to secure approval for a Masters in Social Work. Get all the details @ https://t.co/YlS43hu5DQ pic.twitter.com/AunWzNmTv6

— IT Sligo (@itsligo) March 20, 2018

Welcome to @CountySligoGC voted No. 1 Links Course in #Ireland by IGTOA on the @wildatlanticway https://t.co/SgAOSSk4QD

— Sligo Chamber (@SligoChamber) March 16, 2018

President Fiona Candon speaks of placing Sligo on the map and using its wonderful assets for its development and economic growth, also mentioning the undeniable benefits that Skillnet brings to businesses #training #employeedevelopment https://t.co/UmJe4OvuwQ via @YouTube

— Sligo Chamber (@SligoChamber) March 13, 2018

Roz on your next visit to Sligo check our Knocknarea Mountain @GoStrandhill @VOYAbeauty @drafthousesligo @sligotourism https://t.co/FjnIKPMfxw

— Sligo Tourism (@sligotourism) March 10, 2018

County Sligo is a must-visit along Ireland’s Wild Atlantic Way for water sports enthusiasts! 🌊

MT @damienjkennedy pic.twitter.com/DrjlEYhqOP

— Discover Ireland (@DiscoverIreland) March 15, 2018

People aged 50-54 years are most likely to be #carers. In Western Region over 1 in 10 people in this age group provide #care. In total 54.2% of all carers in the region are aged 40-60 years. Balancing care & work is critical issue. https://t.co/NjWu5TbXq2 pic.twitter.com/yt6xEnsSrX

— WDCInsights (@WDCInsights) March 9, 2018

Events booking out fast….so hurry! #LocalEnterprise https://t.co/WOlAdSjOnF

— LEO Sligo (@LEOSligo) February 22, 2018

Galway

What Galway has in store for its year as European Region of Gastronomy https://t.co/Xgdc9ijTop

— Irish Times Food (@IrishTimesFood) March 16, 2018

Sample the atmosphere at #GalwayFair @Loc_Enterprise today… Opens at 11am #gifts #Christmascoming pic.twitter.com/uSK6NKWgTT

— Breda Fox (@BredaFox) November 25, 2017

The University welcomed the Singing Men of #Arkansas to campus last night for a choral concert with the @nuigalway Staff Choir & #Moycullen Music Soc Singers. If you want to hear their mellow sounds, head to @BunrattyCastle today! @NWArkCouncil @UArkansas pic.twitter.com/9743DurKRZ

— NUI Galway (@nuigalway) March 20, 2018

Clare

Congrats to @MinconGroup – CEO Joe Purcell and founder and chairman Paddy Purcell on their success and the immense contribution they make to Shannon as an #investment location.

Mincon announce new acquisition as profit soars https://t.co/BO5cR5Qwq2

— Shannon Chamber (@SNNChamber) March 20, 2018

Productivity gap widens between multinationals and local firms https://t.co/kdY0YBUX2U

— Shannon Chamber (@SNNChamber) March 10, 2018

If the St. Patrick's Day festivities didn't whet your appetite for all things Irish, this certainly will….

@FoodOnTheEdge #FOTE2018 https://t.co/aqp76oAFu4

— Shannon Airport (@ShannonAirport) March 20, 2018

Limerick

#Limerick’s remarkable journey recognised with European award https://t.co/Mkgjogtobd pic.twitter.com/HSxgyvVWKL

— Limerick Council (@LimerickCouncil) March 21, 2018

Minister @HHumphreysFG visits @EngineLimerick and sees how innovation will be driven in #Limerick https://t.co/qwsrIkzoKS pic.twitter.com/vQGi88R7cx

— Limerick Council (@LimerickCouncil) March 12, 2018

Is your Chowder the best? Search is on for #Limerick’s Chowder Champion
https://t.co/xgETcnlZd9 #LimerickChowder #AllIrelandChowder pic.twitter.com/86vDOInldu

— Limerick Council (@LimerickCouncil) March 12, 2018

Have you got an idea for a mural or painting for this space in #Limerick City? We want members of the public to suggest ideas for what the latest mural should be! Submit your ideas on Twitter using #Speakersmural https://t.co/qaqJXli4hL pic.twitter.com/ppwL2N3Adl

— Limerick Council (@LimerickCouncil) March 5, 2018

Now this is the sort of addition that our city needs from a retail perspective- good move and wishing it all the best @LimerickChamber https://t.co/KaykOukkCW

— Limerick City (@limerickcitybiz) March 13, 2018

Don't forget to check out our vast range of events here in Limerick as part of #LocalEnterprise Week https://t.co/Gd0HfC2gpX

— Local Enterprise Office Limerick (@leo_limerick) March 4, 2018

Vivienne Pratt works as a Manufacturing Engineer with @BDBiosciences and is a graduate of @Mechanical_LIT. Check out her full story at https://t.co/3MuJtk4kNU Get what you want. #MakeitLIT pic.twitter.com/sm8nLLqLZW

— LIT (@LimerickIT) March 14, 2018

Well done to all chefs who competed in today's #LimerickChowderChamp and congratulations to the winner Danny Martinez Doyle of Dan Cronins Bar & Bistro, Newcastle West. LIT Alumni Danny will now represent Limerick at the All Ireland Chowder Cook Off in Kinsale this April. pic.twitter.com/c6MK6Wj4mm

— LIT (@LimerickIT) March 20, 2018

🎵 THREE DAYS TO GO 🎵@LITMusicFest returns this Monday, March 12th.
For a full list of events please visit https://t.co/X6Tf1ruH53 https://t.co/G227lPH51E

— LIT (@LimerickIT) March 9, 2018

The prize draw for week 2 of the @StudentSurveyIE took place this morning on our Moylish campus. The top 6 prizes up for grabs were 3 LIT O'Neills hoodies and 3 LIT beanie hats. Congratulations to our 6 winners and thank you for filling out the ISSE survey! #Haveyoursay pic.twitter.com/BVGO6j6SF3

— LIT (@LimerickIT) March 9, 2018

https://twitter.com/LimerickIT/status/971427484473413632

Final song from CALC! Well done to @CMoyross, the #MIC B Ed 4's, @MIDAS_MIC for the flash mob, Director Noirin Ni Riain & @PatriciaKieran pic.twitter.com/pdUaRKgZ13

— MIC_Limerick (@MICLimerick) March 15, 2018

Incredible talent from the kids @CMoyross NS. No wonder this went viral. Glad we saw them at #MICLimerick before they hit the big time! pic.twitter.com/BZ5oARucIW

— MIC_Limerick (@MICLimerick) March 15, 2018

Fabulous singing from the pupils of @CMoyross NS #Moyross performing with #MIC B Ed 4 students for CALC 2018 pic.twitter.com/TLZ9vOOSnH

— MIC_Limerick (@MICLimerick) March 15, 2018

LUNCHTIME EVENT TODAY: Moyross Children’s Choir will be singing with #MIC B Ed 4 students & guests in a Canaimís le Chéile (CALC) celebration, TARA Forum @ 1pm. All welcome to this collaboration of song, dance, rap & poetry. Listen to the children’s choir:https://t.co/hIpZZWooEo

— MIC_Limerick (@MICLimerick) March 15, 2018

So many drop of points offering FREE recycling of e-waste, batteries and lighting in the southern region. Find your nearest ones https://t.co/TUzyaH62Tc pic.twitter.com/B5sW7KWP70

— WEEE Ireland (@WEEEIreland) March 16, 2018

Kerry

https://t.co/gZKtwfLcLy @TraleeAlliance would like to welcome @Real_Ken_Tobin to the Chamber 😀Ken will be overseeing the recently announced plans to restructure and re-energize the Chamber #LoveTralee

— Tralee Chamber Alliance (@TraleeAlliance) February 1, 2018

Presidents of CIT and IT Tralee Welcome Crucial Step in the Creation of the Munster Technological University. https://t.co/QR029z8EOr pic.twitter.com/C9oHPdowT1

— IT Tralee (@ittralee) March 13, 2018

Some stunning artwork by Diana Griffin, second year student of our BA (Hons) in Animation, Visual Effects and Motion Design programme. Titled "Digital Between two worlds" 2018. pic.twitter.com/NmbRxBZGmP

— IT Tralee (@ittralee) March 13, 2018

“Creativity and Technology: Coding is becoming an absolute skill” Stephen O’Herlihy @PFHTechnology #Cantillon2018 @Education_Ire @SmartFuturesIE @scienceirel pic.twitter.com/cf7CuJTxqh

— IT Tralee (@ittralee) March 8, 2018

Neil Gibson, Chief Economist at @EY_Ireland bringing humour to the room while speaking about navigating through the future border(less) economic landscape! #Cantillon2018 @ittralee pic.twitter.com/dKskNU6AK2

— FEXCO (@FEXCOgroup) March 8, 2018

Ireland Vol.28 (Economy, et al. – institutes of technology/universities, counties/cities, chambers, LEOs, et al.)

Donegal

We hope you had a great time @LYIT School of Tourism and here's to many more great connections in the future. #lyitconnections https://t.co/y15VO9DWsA

— LYIT (@LYIT) March 15, 2018

We proudly feature in today’s @IrishTimes discussing how Pramerica has put Donegal at the heart of global enterprise. Read the full article below. @IDAIRELAND @wildatlanticway https://t.co/hIYXrsPbHf

— Pramerica (@Pramerica_Ire) March 16, 2018

As the son of Irish immigrants, I could not be more proud that our city’s historic cultural links with Ireland — both in the north and south — have created a strong foundation for the diverse economic bridges we enjoy today. https://t.co/tL2fPfUbh3

— Mayor Marty Walsh (@marty_walsh) March 16, 2018

https://twitter.com/DonegalMaps/status/974600619494428672

LYIT students to compete in final of prestigious fashion competition – https://t.co/AV6D80SRH1

— Donegal Daily (@DonegalDaily) March 20, 2018

Great turn out at the Place Based innovation and branding seminar in Burt last week. Well done to all involved. @Failte_Ireland @wildatlanticway @govisitdonegal @VisitInishowen @LancasterUni @BetterwithJam https://t.co/Ji6aWuaXXs pic.twitter.com/XNoA5GT7kD

— DonegalCountyCouncil (@donegalcouncil) March 20, 2018

Watch out for the new 30 second Donegal TV ad –https://t.co/ZRoFJEJmOc – that will be airing soon on TV3, 3be and 3e #Donegalhasitall #CoolestPlace @govisitdonegal @GoVisitLK @VisitInishowen @Donegalcomuseum @DonegalMaps @DonegalLibrary @donegaldiaspora pic.twitter.com/WAcFGcjr7t

— DonegalCountyCouncil (@donegalcouncil) March 14, 2018

Ballybofey and Stranorlar Wastewater Treatment Plant to receive major upgrade by Irish Water which will provide for developmental growth and environmental protection Read more about this here https://t.co/71paFPqbwR pic.twitter.com/7LGLbjBeOI

— DonegalCountyCouncil (@donegalcouncil) March 13, 2018

This is so great and it is brilliant to see the work of these up and coming designers who are so active in the @DonegalLEO creative cluster showcased like this in Donegal @Fashion_LyIT https://t.co/AUcvPX2buA

— CreativeCoastDonegal (@CreativeCoastDL) March 14, 2018

‘There’s a mini Silicon Valley here in the North West’; @FastrackintoIT CEO Peter Davitt. #digitalskills pic.twitter.com/pIrFwEQlgA

— Donegal ETB (@DonegalETB) March 9, 2018

@AtlanticTreasur pic taken today at #localenterprise week Food Photography and Styling workshop. #donegalfood @DonegalLEO @donegal-food pic.twitter.com/2Al6F9pmKE

— Eve-Anne McCarron (@EveAnneMcCarron) March 6, 2018

Louth

Cello agus craic. #CELouth #SeachtainNaGaeilge pic.twitter.com/V9EGUOefcU

— Louth County Council (@louthcoco) March 15, 2018

Ann Mc Cormack. Wow. #CELouth #SeachtainNaGaeilge pic.twitter.com/6OgBuimJJq

— Louth County Council (@louthcoco) March 15, 2018

Pancake Day was a great success on campus today! Hope your pancake flips are more successful than some of ours! 😉 Big thanks to our Hospitality & Culinary Arts staff and students for the yummy pancakes!
#PancakeTuesday #YUM #ThinkDkIT @DKITCulArts @DKITSU @DkITSportsSocs pic.twitter.com/soVUoeNfgf

— DkIT (@DkIT_ie) February 13, 2018

Have you seen the new Elevating Drogheda Brochure.? #louthchat Click below…..https://t.co/Ho2OKR8uDk pic.twitter.com/PzirfIJIaM

— Drogheda Chamber (@DroghedaChamber) March 21, 2018

Kildare

The Irish Times reports on the IFI Film Archive recently launched here @MaynoothUni @IFI_Dub https://t.co/aM1BAIJd2u

— MU Media Studies (@NUIMedia) March 20, 2018

Westmeath

AIT’s International Office Joins Minister Mitchell O’Connor in Ireland’s largest Education Mission to India to date. Read the full story here: https://t.co/Qh2ifFitKo pic.twitter.com/ZECdQeO4mG

— Athlone IT (@AthloneIT) March 5, 2018

Thanks to @AthloneIT Engineering Dept for the 3D printing of the Mini Sumo Robot Prototypes,part of our TY Robotics module. pic.twitter.com/ocunNT0sUS

— CNC Kilcormac (@CncKilcormac) March 13, 2018

The inaugural SciFest@School @OLBAthlone took place last Friday. It was a resounding success with 76 students from 1styr to 5thyr presenting 38 projects. @JCforTeachers @scienceirel @Intel_IRL @WITSIreland @IoPITeachers @AthloneIT @PDSTSciences @IrishSciTeach pic.twitter.com/c28bdusSMy

— SciFest (@SciFest4STEM) March 14, 2018

At #shellfish and #seafood production facility discussing #innovation here in Co Sligo – beautiful day!! @BordIascMhara @AthloneIT @MOREFISHproject @THEA_Irl pic.twitter.com/TzZzPsp0rx

— Neil Rowan (@neiler1967) March 8, 2018

Heritage & Landmarks interview with Darren J. Prior journalist, Paula Griffin Project Lead and Ruth Illingworth Historian. Making recovery happen. https://t.co/wOP6jQPntQ @kevinboxermoran @peterburkefg @RobertTroyTD @WilliePenroseTD @Recovery_Ire @whcclibrary @Mgar_Chamber

— Transformative (@westmeathtc) March 10, 2018

So many drop of points offering FREE recycling of e-waste, batteries and lighting all across Leinster. Find your nearest ones https://t.co/TUzyaH62Tc pic.twitter.com/W5sfpKy9pc

— WEEE Ireland (@WEEEIreland) March 16, 2018

County Dublin
Fingal

Fingal Local Enterprise Office has reported that this year’s Enterprise Week was the biggest ever, with well over ten thousand business owner/managers and aspiring entrepreneurs attending over 300 business events throughout the country. Info https://t.co/ZfNAjn5ZEP @Fingalcoco pic.twitter.com/hP6qSTLWah

— LEO Fingal (@LEOFingal) March 12, 2018

https://twitter.com/itbdublin/status/973148534311718912

Sarah O’Neil, Deputy Arts Officer, @Fingalcoco speaks with Johnny Holmes about Fingal 2018 Arts Support Scheme: https://t.co/vwc5SUbJ3m pic.twitter.com/yQ5zdIrJwP

— Near FM (@nearfm) March 20, 2018

https://twitter.com/DubBayPrawnFest/status/975705046628302848

Sisters Mary Louise & Theresa O’Donnell give a lovely harp recital with @fingallibraries in #Blanchardstown @Fingalcoco pic.twitter.com/SqKhrQxwgb

— Paul Reid (@paulreiddublin) March 16, 2018

Ná cailligí an deis – Song of Granite anocht Seamus Ennis Centre at 8.30 Cinema in the Seamus Ennis Centre tonight Film about acclaimed Sean Nós singer Joe Heaney featuring spectacular scenery and great music.
Film Trailer: Song of Granite https://t.co/ToYbpyVzs7 via @YouTube

— FingalCountyCouncil (@Fingalcoco) March 15, 2018

Ceolchoirm Sheachtain na Gaeilge 2018 in Áras an Chontae Sord. Cormac Begley agus Eoghan ÓCeannabháin #SeachtainNaGaeilge @gaelchultur @SnaGaeilge @CnaG @paulreiddublin @Cllr_MaryMcCam pic.twitter.com/qMxeDXYgCj

— FingalCountyCouncil (@Fingalcoco) March 14, 2018

South Dublin

Video of Dublin Food Chain event with BWG (Spar, Londis, Mace) https://t.co/d3YyOeVKen

— LEO South Dublin (@LEOSouthDublin) March 13, 2018

Students from @ittallaght & Lycée Christian Bourquin @Argelessurmer #GoodFrance #education #training https://t.co/SEfrnry3v6

— IT Tallaght (@ittallaght) March 14, 2018

Great news of the passing of The Technological Universities Bill #TUBill #TU4D @ittallaght @itbdublin @ditofficial https://t.co/PEsyCZtuBQ

— IT Tallaght (@ittallaght) March 8, 2018

Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown

We will provide almost three quarters of a billion euro for the future development of the County.

€226m #SocialHousing
€202m for development of infrastructure for the new town at #Cherrywood
And more here: https://t.co/KjSwsekRiq pic.twitter.com/MMEUKcO3ov

— dlrcc (@dlrcc) March 13, 2018

The #BeastFromTheEast2 may be on his way for #StPatricksDay but it won't be like a fortnight ago!

THANK YOU for your support & patience during the #cleanup.

Short video below: @DLR_Libraries @dlrArts @dlrLexIcon @emergencyIE @HousingPress @leo_dlr @dlrheritevents pic.twitter.com/ReqfWKZtms

— dlrcc (@dlrcc) March 16, 2018

#StudentEnterpriseProgramme County Winners with @cllrtommurphy .
Junior Category Winner,Amy Harmon @LoretoAbbey Intermediate Winner Emma Ruttle, @wesleycollege
Senior winners Clodagh Lynch and Khaliuna Munkhtuya @StJosephOfCluny Our 2017 National Winners were @ROCProtection pic.twitter.com/AbprafTkBY

— LEO DLR (@leo_dlr) March 17, 2018

Well done to all involved! @leo_dlr @StudentEntProg @CormacDevlin https://t.co/Y6Kr6fDzSB

— Nutgrove Enterprise (@NutgrovePark) March 16, 2018

City of Dublin

The Just Eat dublinbikes scheme will be back in operation from this evening. Please check https://t.co/JKHyGbhoAN for the latest updates. pic.twitter.com/uRm0FgYfNy

— Dublin City Council (@DubCityCouncil) March 4, 2018

Congestion having an increasing impact on Dublin companies, according to our latest quarterly survey of members. Time for Gov’t to pull the trigger on key projects. #BetterDublin https://t.co/vquC4u3og8

— Dublin Chamber (@DubCham) March 16, 2018

Our 'Celebration, Connection & Inspiration for Women in Business' event with @LEODublinCity and @EEN_Dublin is taking place tonight to celebrate #IWD18! Looking forward to hearing the creative entrepreneurs speaking at this event, kindly sponsored by @fujitsu_ie and @HerMoneyCWM pic.twitter.com/9eglheL38N

— Dublin Chamber (@DubCham) March 8, 2018

As businesses across the country recover from the effects of #StormEmma, Chambers Ireland CEO Ian Talbot comments in the @IrishTimes on the scale of the impact for businesses outside of Dublinhttps://t.co/RFYXWioyQz

— Chambers Ireland (@ChambersIreland) March 6, 2018

Listen to Professor Brian Lucey discuss #Bitcoin and what different governments are saying about regulating the cryptocurrency in the latest @ConversationUK Anthill podcast: https://t.co/MuQIK6Slwh pic.twitter.com/BkYUyz1vct

— Trinity College Dublin (@tcddublin) March 21, 2018

https://twitter.com/ucddublin/status/973959143055872001
https://twitter.com/DublinCityUni/status/976458468319285248

On @RTEBrainstorm today, Alacoque McAlpine, Lecturer in Supply Chain Management & Logistics at DIT College of Business, discusses the human and social cost of bringing catwalk styles quickly and cheaply to the high street. https://t.co/CHKWQlNCYY #DITDiscovers #MyDITLife

— DIT (@ditofficial) March 21, 2018

The potential uses of artificial intelligence in education – Dr Luca Longo, a Lecturer in Computing in DIT, gives his thoughts in this article by The @universitytimes. https://t.co/4yCAdUv5vX #DITdiscovers @drlongoluca

— DIT (@ditofficial) March 16, 2018

Lots of inspiring career & life advice in this interview w/ Professor Orla Howe, a researcher in DIT in the area of #cancertherapies. Find out more about Orla's path to professorship & her passion for academic research & teaching- https://t.co/0obADxMp9b #DITdiscovers #myDITlife pic.twitter.com/bWtbRHcvFl

— DIT (@ditofficial) March 15, 2018

Lifestyle linked to huge increase in short-sightedness- great piece in @IrishTimes on Professor James Loughman's research on #myopia in children at DIT Centre for Eye Research Ireland. Some good tips for boosting your child's #eyehealth too! https://t.co/tlSxhLQkHA #DITdiscovers

— DIT (@ditofficial) March 8, 2018

The aim of the @ditofficial open day is to encourage more young women to consider a career in a craft trade. #apprenticeships #diversity https://t.co/G4z9YGgYaS

— SiliconRepublic (@siliconrepublic) March 14, 2018

@ditofficial College of Business host delegation of Vietnamese Universities in support of the development of #ICTEntr #EntrepreneurshipEducation @Erasmus_Project https://t.co/KkxFoioqOy https://t.co/wDJSu404Mm

— Thomas Cooney (@thomasmcooney) March 16, 2018

Prof. @Teresa_ODoherty, current Dean of Education at #MIC, is to take up the role of President of @MarinoInstitute of Education, an associated College of @tcddublin, later this academic year. Best wishes to Prof. O'Doherty in her new post. Read more: https://t.co/x9hFL94vVO pic.twitter.com/mEvtPjmor4

— MIC_Limerick (@MICLimerick) March 13, 2018

Taoiseach Leo Varadkar & acting Chief Fire Officer Dennis Keeley visiting North Strand fire station to meet some of the #firefighters #paramedics who have worked through #StormEmma @campaignforleo pic.twitter.com/wkMCPlrNJI

— Dublin Fire Brigade (@DubFireBrigade) March 4, 2018

MISCELLANEOUS

Dublin is one of the top locations where companies continue to reinvest and build up operations there #InvestInIreland https://t.co/9LftMEuhWv

— IDA Ireland (@IDAIRELAND) March 12, 2018

How Is Foreign Direct Investment Shaping Ireland? See the @IrishTimes special 32-page supplement.

— IDA Ireland (@IDAIRELAND) March 16, 2018

Advanced Technology Buildings being constructed across Ireland have won new jobs/investment for #Athlone, #Sligo & #Waterford. There are more to come for #Carlow, #Castlebar, #Dundalk, #Galway, #Limerick and #Tralee – https://t.co/Rsl2X6LVZP #FDILocalImpact pic.twitter.com/CzcZyCgBqK

— IDA Ireland (@IDAIRELAND) March 16, 2018

It's official, Ireland has the fastest-growing tech worker population in Europe. Read about the latest #IrishAdvantage: https://t.co/2gT9RZiIpE pic.twitter.com/VGMj1DU1Rz

— Enterprise Ireland (@Entirl) March 3, 2018

The LEO Annual Employment Survey, compiled by @EntIrl and announced by @HHumphreysFG & @PatBreen1 during #LocalEnterprise Week showcase a net jobs growth of LEO backed client companies of 3,760 in 2017! Info: https://t.co/41wVQdDp5M pic.twitter.com/HyRLgAzOCQ

— LocalEnterprise.ie (@Loc_Enterprise) March 8, 2018

Figures released today by @HHumphreysFG & @PatBreen1 on jobs growth by #LocalEnterprise Office backed client companies in 2017! > 3,760 new jobs created in businesses supported by the Local Enterprise Offices in 2017 https://t.co/L67MB7rGmi pic.twitter.com/v5Vi6u2iDP

— LocalEnterprise.ie (@Loc_Enterprise) March 7, 2018

We are delighted that Martin Naughton is the 1st Irish winner of the @Businessworthy Oslo Business for Peace award, following his nomination by Chambers Ireland in conjunction with @NIChamber & @SDublinChamber– our press release: https://t.co/YlQv3bJXOq https://t.co/f4MOkQ4iZp

— Chambers Ireland (@ChambersIreland) March 20, 2018

Press Release- This morning we published the results of our Network Brexit Survey- Over 75% of Chambers believe post-Brexit transition must be longer than two yearshttps://t.co/9QDBHDLfr8

— Chambers Ireland (@ChambersIreland) March 16, 2018

The spike in the middle of this graph is Ireland. It is the excessive spending that was used to bail out the Irish banks, leading to a huge shortfall in spending on public services. From @dannydorling A Better Politics. Hear him & panel on democracy at https://t.co/iXftzZ1W61 pic.twitter.com/nlcBU7XYnT

— Mountains to Sea (@mountainstosea) March 9, 2018

See what happened when one of the worlds largest hedge funds created an idea meritocracy where everyone could speak up. #EmployeeEngagement #Teamwork https://t.co/GjX6O651Ol

— ActionCOACH Ireland (@CoachingIreland) March 14, 2018

Something to consider this St. Patrick’s Day – ‘St Patrick the migrant for all migrants’ https://t.co/e3b9A2Pjfo

— Nasc Ireland (@NascIreland) March 16, 2018

‘Brutal reality’ of forced migration key to legacy of St Patrick https://t.co/tK1iT1YVeG

— The Irish Times (@IrishTimes) March 15, 2018

Bold girls: a literary history of wild Irish girls https://t.co/r18roiUyF6

— Irish Times Culture (@IrishTimesCultr) March 9, 2018

Evelyn Egan Rainy & Oskar danced like professionals at #strictlycit on Friday night. What a wonderful night organised by @citstaffsocial @CIT_ie for a very worthy charity @corkcancercare
Well done to all! pic.twitter.com/t12HG1ODaR

— Dr Judith Butler (@Dr__Jude) March 11, 2018

Carlow footballers promoted from the bottom flight of the league for the first time in 33 years https://t.co/VchMueBbwK pic.twitter.com/b0zYArYosh

— Independent Sport (@IndoSport) March 18, 2018

Ireland Vol.27 (St. Patrick’s Day, et al. – universities/institutes of technology, counties/cities, chambers, airports, et al.)

Carlow

Amazing dancers @itcarlow entertaining at the seniors party. pic.twitter.com/1ThMvO5wbi

— Theresa Lowry-Lehnen (@lehnent) March 16, 2018

Clare

‘We are a tiny island with a massive heart.’

Beannachtaí na Fhéile Pádraig oraibh go leir☘️https://t.co/u69hgu8UKO

— Shannon Airport (@ShannonAirport) March 17, 2018

Shannon Chamber Joins Forces with St Patrick’s Comprehensive School Shannon to Host First-Ever Apprenticeships Evening https://t.co/RR4qP8IQ91

— Shannon Chamber (@SNNChamber) March 9, 2018

Cork

Cork City Hall will light up green tomorrow evening for St. Patricks Day #corkgoesgreen @corkpaddysfest ☘️☘️ pic.twitter.com/DxhIAkAsPs

— Cork City Council (@corkcitycouncil) March 16, 2018

Irish technology companies operating in the US @dairymaster @Aerogen @Taoglas outlining how best to develop and build partnerships in the US marketplace @Entirl @ChicagolandCmbr @IrelandChicago pic.twitter.com/l3ohpHKPFq

— Cork Chamber (@CorkChamber) March 16, 2018

.@CorkAirport would like to wish you all a happy #StPatricksDay. pic.twitter.com/9tcTRVzMH0

— Cork Airport (@CorkAirport) March 17, 2018

This is our first St Patrick’s Day Bank Holiday Weekend @CorkAirport with direct flights from @tfgreenairport in Boston Providence & we are delighted to welcome so many USA Visitors this year as Ireland’s newest transatlantic airport #StPatricksDay #GlobalGreening pic.twitter.com/y53kzq18fA

— Cork Airport (@CorkAirport) March 16, 2018

St Patrick’s Day parades: round-up from around the country #lovecork #StPatricksDay https://t.co/6UkIZeWW4x

— UCC Ireland (@UCC) March 18, 2018

Migration expert at UCC calls on the Irish to remember forced migrant legacy of St. Patrick #StPatricksDay https://t.co/GHOM4TkAvZ

— UCC Ireland (@UCC) March 17, 2018

https://twitter.com/UCC/status/974663665503948800

Our President, Patrick O'Shea, sends best wishes to all of you celebrating #StPatricksDay in Ireland and abroad – Beannachtaí na Féile Pádraig daoibh go léir! #LoveIreland Harry Clarke #stainedglass pic.twitter.com/K0BcD2X63w

— UCC Ireland (@UCC) March 15, 2018

A message from @UCC President @osheaucc do Lá le Pádraig https://t.co/ePVr3pz5MI

— NUI (@NUIMerrionSq) March 16, 2018

Donegal

Afraid you will miss the #Bundoran #St.PatricksDay parade this year? Fear not, as it's being broadcast live on Facebook. Spread the word to family & friends near & far who can't be there but would love to see it. @DscoverBundoran @donegaldiaspora https://t.co/4Vc3RfOTUO pic.twitter.com/MVHoPvii66

— DonegalCountyCouncil (@donegalcouncil) March 14, 2018

The eyes of the world are on us this St Patrick's Day ….Ireland 'a great place to live, visit, work, study and… https://t.co/HxOVnz0fGk

— Donegal Film Office (@donegalfilm) March 15, 2018

Galway

Ó chathair na dtreabh, ar shlí an Atlantaigh fhiáin, in iarthar na hÉireann – cuirfimid fáilte mhór chroíúil roimh an domhan mór. Lá ‘le Pádraig sona daoibh go léir! Wherever you are in the world – we wish you a Happy St Patrick’s Day from the West of Ireland! #StPatricksDay ☘️ pic.twitter.com/ujX6nf6nRv

— NUI Galway (@nuigalway) March 17, 2018

The joys of a semester of study abroad! #ErasmusPlus @GMIT_Inter @GMITTourismArts https://t.co/IeRczdLQlJ

— GMIT (@GMITOfficial) March 18, 2018

Limerick

A look back on an amazing St Patrick's festival weekend in Limerick! Check out this video from @WeAreTrueMedia for @Limerick_ie #Limerickstpatsfestival pic.twitter.com/SpKo55Fc2i

— Limerick.ie (@Limerick_ie) March 19, 2018

The snow failed to dampen the spirits of the thousands of people watching and 1,300 musicians performing in the #Limerick International Band Championship! #LimerickStPatsFestival ☘️ https://t.co/3TLKIZkP6o pic.twitter.com/1yfFBJKhER

— Limerick.ie (@Limerick_ie) March 18, 2018

Spectacular colour, fun and excitement of the circus brings #Limerick’s St Patrick’s Day Parade to life #LimerickStPatsFestival #StPatricksDay https://t.co/WOcBxopXH5 pic.twitter.com/6jyC3dx5ZN

— Limerick.ie (@Limerick_ie) March 17, 2018

Happy #StPatricksDay! Visit https://t.co/gDVo6ZNRWl for info on all that's happening in #Limerick this weekend ☘️ #Limerickstpatsfestival pic.twitter.com/ei69qjV16k

— Limerick.ie (@Limerick_ie) March 17, 2018

Do you want to take part in the #Limerick St Patrick's Day Parade 2018? Get your application in soon, the deadline is Tuesday 27th February! #limerickstpatsfestival https://t.co/ShqjQjd0FY pic.twitter.com/ftKtYWYqSk

— Limerick.ie (@Limerick_ie) February 20, 2018

Trommlerzug und Musikkapelle Uffing at #limerick International Band Championship pic.twitter.com/0qS9U9d8TM

— Limerick Council (@LimerickCouncil) March 18, 2018

Lakeville South High School thrilling the crowds at #Limerick International Band Championship #limerickstpatsfestival pic.twitter.com/tMTdpO9vSP

— Limerick Council (@LimerickCouncil) March 18, 2018

Newcastle West and District Pipe Band performing at #Limerick International Band Championship #limerickstpatsfestival pic.twitter.com/Op6YG9HRU9

— Limerick Council (@LimerickCouncil) March 18, 2018

Youngville High School Band at #Limerick International Band Championship #limerickstpatsfestival pic.twitter.com/Hk2fpYZBBv

— Limerick Council (@LimerickCouncil) March 18, 2018

Stony Creek Connecticut #Limerick #LimerickStPatsFestival pic.twitter.com/KudieYnrHb

— Limerick Council (@LimerickCouncil) March 18, 2018

Luxe entertaining the massive crowds in #LimerickStPatsFestival parade #limerick pic.twitter.com/Bdh6IkisWT

— Limerick Council (@LimerickCouncil) March 17, 2018

.@fidgetfeetdance performing #LimerickStPatsFestival Parade. #Limerick pic.twitter.com/VPcuIxeNMr

— Limerick Council (@LimerickCouncil) March 17, 2018

On St. Patrick's Day UL International Soc loaded 400+ UL International students onto buses to visit the parade in Dublin. It was the largest trip in UL Clubs and Socs history. Here is a taste of the craic they had. #StudyAtUL pic.twitter.com/bjogz6PfBy

— UniversityofLimerick (@UL) March 20, 2018

☘️ Trídhathach na hÉireann raised on the tallest flagpoles in Ireland to mark St. Patrick's Day at UL. #ThinkBigAtUL Happy #StPatricksDay everyone. pic.twitter.com/STKH48qKmt

— UniversityofLimerick (@UL) March 17, 2018

https://twitter.com/UL/status/974720446955483138

@MICLimerick the Foundation Building is certainly holding its own amongst the world's landmarks #HappyStPatricksDay pic.twitter.com/RdnKqR8DGW

— Nicola mannion (@NicolaMannion1) March 17, 2018

Not to be outdone by @MICLimerick, Chicago is celebrating in some style – overlooked by Trump Tower. @Irishaporg @Limerick_ie @rte @IrishIndepende2 @IrishTimes @Limerick_Leader #GlobalGreening @EduIreland @hea_irl @Education_Ire @ciarancannon @DanMulhall pic.twitter.com/jWSCdUpZWZ

— Eugene Wall (@President_MIC) March 17, 2018

Happy (early) St. Patrick’s Day! To celebrate, we’re sharing some of our favorite pictures from the Emerald Isle, and sending our best wishes to our partner university, @MICLimerick! ☘️ pic.twitter.com/eUeux449Uu

— GU Learning Abroad (@GannonUAbroad) March 16, 2018

Louth

We even have sean no’s dancing. Aenat ag damhsa. #CELouth #SeachtainNaGaeilge pic.twitter.com/PbZ6ONJApN

— Louth County Council (@louthcoco) March 15, 2018

Waterford

Sean Egan with the Shamrock Bowl which was presented to President @realDonaldTrump by An Taoiseach, @campaignforleo during his visit to the White House. Photo by @NoelBrowne5!

Read more about this fantastic piece here: https://t.co/rPu2oPfbhP. pic.twitter.com/V9MIe0zHA0

— Waterford Chamber (@waterfordcc) March 20, 2018

Congrats to my good friend, Norwegian Ambassador to Ireland @EBEikeland who has been appointed Grand Marshall of Waterford's #StPatricksDay parade. Great way to celebrate the Viking and Modern links with a cool city. https://t.co/tinE5y14aq pic.twitter.com/Lggr2yjPsq

— Karl Gardner (@karlgardnerirl) March 15, 2018

Wishing you all a fantastic #StPatricksDay in #Waterford tomorrow. We hope you get to enjoy our unique heritage & cultural events. Here’s a link to details of the 5 parades taking place across the city and county tomorrow. https://t.co/RYQOYS89wY pic.twitter.com/t0vReITLHb

— LEO Waterford (@LEOWaterford) March 16, 2018

Ireland’s oldest city, founded by Norwegian pirates in 914 is the only city in Ireland with a Viking-derived place name. To celebrate its Viking heritage, Veðrafjǫrðr/Waterford will mount a Festival this Easter weekend! #VikingWaterford https://t.co/rWRUtw7kx4

— WLR (@wlrfm) March 20, 2018

Handy little guide if you're heading to any of the #StPatricksDay parades in Waterford this Saturday. https://t.co/2I4n1jX4Fr

— WLR (@wlrfm) March 15, 2018

Westmeath

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— Mullingar Chamber (@Mgar_Chamber) March 17, 2018

https://twitter.com/AthloneIT/status/974977569161469952
County Dublin
Fingal

Balbriggan Gospel Choir performing after the St. Patrick's Day parade Saturday
Lots of pictures from our parades on Facebook https://t.co/bEptS7er1x pic.twitter.com/k84zxCKKLH

— FingalCountyCouncil (@Fingalcoco) March 20, 2018

There was also a great #StPatricksDay parade in Blanchardstown today. Thanks to everybody who took part and all those who came along to watch and cheer the participants. #Communityspirt pic.twitter.com/oNjjOLxeIS

— FingalCountyCouncil (@Fingalcoco) March 17, 2018

https://twitter.com/Fingalcoco/status/975009841008861185

Beannachtaí na Féile Pádraig ó Baile Brigín. @paulreiddublin @EVENTSinFingal pic.twitter.com/0D2ySCa6aX

— FingalCountyCouncil (@Fingalcoco) March 17, 2018

Amazing performance from the Riverdancers of Dance Hall Academy at the Swords Parade pic.twitter.com/flGdqmONXX

— FingalCountyCouncil (@Fingalcoco) March 17, 2018

South Dublin

Happy St.Patricks day to all our members & our friends home and abroad. @Tampa_Chamber @wl_chamber @EUROCHAMBRES @IrishChamber @WorldChambers @BritEmbDublin @BrIreCham @AmericanChamber @ChambersIreland @sdublincoco pic.twitter.com/9TmcblM1YP

— South Dublin Chamber (@SDublinChamber) March 17, 2018

I would say the leprechauns did their job. pic.twitter.com/gcKDXWlST5

— Bob Buckhorn (@BobBuckhorn) March 18, 2018

Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown

Great atmosphere here in Stepaside despite the Baltic weather. @Lettiemccarthy playing a blinder as compere. pic.twitter.com/VOTObhcnMh

— dlrcc (@dlrcc) March 17, 2018

Shamrocks agus sneachta today at Stepaside St Patrick’s Day Festival @DLR_Libraries @dlrLexIcon pic.twitter.com/qcjY58y4dn

— dlrcc (@dlrcc) March 17, 2018

@ArtasticStreet rocking out at the parade for @stpatricksfest with some 1st year students from @myIADT 3d and model making course #StPatricksDay pic.twitter.com/J7KV7EjcWy

— Artastic.ie (@ArtasticStreet) March 17, 2018

City of Dublin

Are you joining us today for the #StPatricksDay Parade?
Parade starts at 12noon so plan in advance & use our route map as a guide to the city. Full info on transport & road closures available here: https://t.co/dg0p5Bjwru #StPatricksFest pic.twitter.com/v6GdNQSGLX

— St. Patrick's Festival (@stpatricksfest) March 17, 2018

#StPatricksDay parade, Dublin. #StPatricksFest https://t.co/6Mf70TUJmf

— Dublin Fire Brigade (@DubFireBrigade) March 17, 2018

Our resident snake expert @collieennis, research assistant at Trinity Zoology and one of our great security team, tells us about the legend of St Patrick's and snakes in Ireland. Happy #StPatricksDay ☘ from Trinity. pic.twitter.com/BaVI7eHFld

— Trinity College Dublin (@tcddublin) March 17, 2018

Trinity is going green! As part of the 'Greening the City' initiative running from Thursday 15th – Monday 19th of March. #StPatricksFest #LáFéilePádraig pic.twitter.com/YaacMrCba4

— Trinity College Dublin (@tcddublin) March 15, 2018

@ditofficial graduate, Liam Cunningham, leading the #StPatricksFest parade from a very chilly Dublin! Have a great St Patrick’s Day wherever you are in the world! pic.twitter.com/b2x5vqE3Kt

— Brian Gormley (@DITCampusLife) March 17, 2018

How do you create a pageant for the @stpatricksfest Parade? Barry Sheehan @SharcOne @CreativeArtsDIT on the behind-the-scenes story of the @ditofficial grand parade https://t.co/RkEtvUNR1V

— RTÉ Brainstorm (@RTEBrainstorm) March 16, 2018

Sometimes a version of a song is so peerless it becomes the definitive. We've shared this before on #StPatricksDay, but once is never enough. https://t.co/fTb40w1gWq

— Dublin Airport (@DublinAirport) March 17, 2018

We're a small island in a big world, but we have a global footprint. Happy #StPatricksDay to the 47 airlines that operate @DublinAirport and to the 191 airports we're connected to in Europe, North America, Africa, Asia & the Middle East. #StPatricksDay #GlobalIrish pic.twitter.com/KOPZhVkE3s

— Dublin Airport (@DublinAirport) March 17, 2018

Communities with Irish names in Newfoundland include Skibbereen, Ballyhack & Cappahayden & #StPatricksDay is a public holiday in the province. Check our Facebook to see how to win a trip to St John’s with @WestJet. More at https://t.co/Df0vy58ZTQ @DestinationSJ #distantcousins pic.twitter.com/swYF7GsOdA

— Dublin Airport (@DublinAirport) March 16, 2018

Even the vegetables are celebrating. A tricolour of goodness at Alcock & Brown in T1 #StPatricksDay pic.twitter.com/dIobGhgoLF

— Dublin Airport (@DublinAirport) March 16, 2018

https://twitter.com/DublinAirport/status/974631661114744832

The brush dance with @JimDamhsa and some willing passengers #StPatricksDay https://t.co/IQ6VvxXbDc

— Dublin Airport (@DublinAirport) March 16, 2018

Ireland Vol.26 (Economy, Technology, et al.)

Minister @Paschald welcomes @CSOIreland data confirming that the Irish economy continues to perform very strongly https://t.co/FvoUHWY0Ky pic.twitter.com/d3Tt1gxbNO

— Dept of Finance IRL (@IRLDeptFinance) March 15, 2018

.@CSOIreland release Quarterly National Accounts for Q4 of 2017.
Minister for Finance, @Paschald: "Today’s figures show the Irish economy grew 7.8% in GDP & 6.6% in GNP in 2017…Ireland was the fastest growing economy in the EU last year." @IRLDeptFinance @IRLDeptPER

— MerrionStreet.ie (@merrionstreet) March 15, 2018

Governor Philip R Lane: "Current economic prospects are robust, with both domestic demand and the external environment supporting growth" @iiea https://t.co/NFcLatgCqD

— Central Bank of Ireland (@centralbank_ie) March 9, 2018

Statistics: Retail Interest Rate Statistics for January 2018 published. Fixed rate mortgages accounted for 55 per cent of new
agreements over the three months to January 2018. Read more https://t.co/7zkTtMPNAE pic.twitter.com/4GwMCMDX0Y

— Central Bank of Ireland (@centralbank_ie) March 9, 2018

New research describes the close trade and supply chain links between the north and south of Ireland, indicating the challenges facing firms after #Brexit https://t.co/gJKzDS4lmn pic.twitter.com/3cNY2yXGJW

— ESRI Dublin (@ESRIDublin) March 14, 2018

.@NERI_research Blog by Paul Mac Flynn – Productivity matters for everyone https://t.co/RIfVl1cSma @PMacF_NERI

— NERI (@NERI_research) January 18, 2018

.@NERI_research paper – Wage sufficiency in the context of the Irish Housing Emergency written by Ciarán Nugent https://t.co/LFv7aubETy pic.twitter.com/CwKhevr1lH

— NERI (@NERI_research) January 5, 2018

.@NERI_research inBrief on Precarious employment in public services written by Lisa Wilson – https://t.co/cZRAjEcObl @LisawilsonNERI

— NERI (@NERI_research) December 20, 2017

Public spending levels: How does Ireland Compare? @NERI_research Blog by Paul Goldrick-Kelly with Working Paper & inBrief by @PaulGK_NERI & Tom McDonnell https://t.co/fkHppfVneo pic.twitter.com/yoKa94g595

— NERI (@NERI_research) December 20, 2017

Setting the record straight on wages @not pic.twitter.com/gEejXKvP0l

— TomHealyNERI (@TomHealyNERI) January 10, 2018

My recent @NERI_research InBrief shows the polarised nature of jobs which insecure workers in the education & health & social care sectors do – polarised between professional occupations & caring occupations. https://t.co/bc2HueYOqM

— Lisa Wilson (@LisawilsonNERI) January 8, 2018

Rents paid to Dublin city landlords for social housing soar https://t.co/EbLzmLefmR via @IrishTimes

— Ciarán Nugent (@ciarannugent) January 30, 2018

We were delighted to have Minister @Paschald @IRLDeptFinance as our guest speaker at our Annual Dinner last Friday night @BurlingtonRd. Read his speech in full, where he highlighted the international challenges facing Ireland in 2018: https://t.co/PWlPJEZJs7 pic.twitter.com/xH5fLGQRUB

— Irish Tax Institute (@TaxInstituteIrl) February 28, 2018

Government revenues begin 2018 broadly in line with expectations.https://t.co/OibWYrlTTP pic.twitter.com/5ES9CWIII1

— IFAC (@IFAC_IE) March 7, 2018

Productivity and MultiProd data at the heart of new #OECD Irish economic survey and background papers. For more info see https://t.co/yDRNm0gyZi https://t.co/X3x4pxZ5Mf

— Giuseppe Berlingieri (@g_berlingieri) March 10, 2018

“@Euronext is a perfect partner … hugely complementary to the ISE” – ISE CEO, Deirdre Somers on announcement of ISE’s acquisition by Euronexthttps://t.co/jHGbpZiReZ pic.twitter.com/EBKTjYC8lH

— Irish Stock Exchange (@IrishStockEx) November 29, 2017

Ireland has established itself as the European centre of excellence for the ETF industry and is the domicile of choice for ETF sponsors. Read our new publication on ETFs. https://t.co/zGcubbU31N pic.twitter.com/vnOAygZm2k

— Irish Funds (@IrishFunds) March 14, 2018

2017 was a transformative year for the Strategic Banking Corporation of Ireland –
Supporting 23,000 Irish SMEs with €925m in new lending. #SupportingSMEs https://t.co/wlO6qyABEs pic.twitter.com/FoLNYQNeQG

— SBCI (@SBCIreland) December 21, 2017

"One of the key points to emerge from this survey is that “red tape” issues are a primary concern for SMEs in Ireland. Regulation & compliance shouldn’t be as big a challenge as access to credit, but it is,” #irishbiz https://t.co/vB9XLxjqt9 pic.twitter.com/dAjfaxqm7C

— Microfinance Ireland (@Microfinanceire) March 13, 2018

Time is running out, enter competition to win FREE business flights for 12 months, expert Mentoring, CARA Magazine promo and Mgmt bootcamp in the @AerLingus competition exclusive to #Fingal #StartUps Closing 19th March https://t.co/Et31GXxo1k pic.twitter.com/3dVglgTCyK

— LEO Fingal (@LEOFingal) March 12, 2018

Great #StartUp story from @veriireland in @IrishExaminer @itcarlow @Entirl > Veri good idea pays off https://t.co/dI0BGt9HsT pic.twitter.com/UREUxCmWSB

— LEO Carlow (@CarlowLEO) February 27, 2018

#NDFA welcomes announcement by @richardbrutonTD @mitchelloconnor & @Education_Ire regarding the €200m investment for 11 IoTs #IrishPPPs https://t.co/VnS9epFslG

— NTMA (@NTMA_IE) October 17, 2017

.@PatBreen1 welcomes @TakedaPharma announcement to invest €25m and create up to 70 new roles in a new facility at their Grange Castle site in Dublin. See more here: https://t.co/PaOQahCwOv pic.twitter.com/qOLhhG13qX

— Dept BEI (@EnterInnov) March 5, 2018

Green light given for SFI Research Centre @ambercentre’s €4.3m #3Dprinting laboratory https://t.co/Y6K08bcPZO #BelieveInScience via @IrishTimes #Business #Innovation pic.twitter.com/wTefL3oH0F

— SFI (@scienceirel) March 1, 2018

An Taoiseach Leo Varadkar TD announced @RockleyPhotonic plans to establish an Irish R&D Centre at Tyndall. The announcement was made at @scienceirel event in Washington DC to build scientific collaboration between Ireland & US #believeinscience #photonics https://t.co/rkEcsVcY38 pic.twitter.com/NOmnJpggc3

— Tyndall Institute (@TyndallInstitut) March 15, 2018

PIXAPP, the European Photonic Packaging Pilot Line, is proud to announce the opening of its new hands-on training programme in advanced photonic packaging. https://t.co/NRYH3xObY9 #Photonic #PhotonicPackaging #PIXAPP pic.twitter.com/Qyq06nnFJv

— Tyndall Institute (@TyndallInstitut) March 8, 2018

Great news for #Cork as @RockleyPhotonic has signed a deal with @scienceirel to create a new R&D centre based at @TyndallInstitut. https://t.co/ctBVdlgKZ3

— SiliconRepublic (@siliconrepublic) March 14, 2018

Margaret Murnane and David McCourt win St Patrick’s Day Science Medal https://t.co/1cGCFxijJF

— SiliconRepublic (@siliconrepublic) March 14, 2018

A Cork startup is selling $100 biocomputers powered by jellyfish DNA. More success from researchers from @UCC @eriucc https://t.co/BcYynqq9b1

— angela flynn (@angevf) March 18, 2018

A big welcome to my new followers! I am very lucky that my research centre @MaREIcentre @eriucc encourages #scicomm. Here is over 10 years of peer reviewed research expressed through the medium of reality tv https://t.co/8Txe2BnqlT #believeinscience

— aoife long (@aoifelongeng) March 6, 2018

Well done to our colleagues in @uccBEES on their very useful publication “Field Guide to Ireland’s Seashore” https://t.co/JsYpjpPzbQ

— MaREI (@MaREIcentre) March 10, 2018

What can the assembly line teach us about innovation? https://t.co/YAIuEMsNY0 via @rte

— UCC Research (@UCCResearch) March 12, 2018

Are biologically based plastics a realistic replacement for petrochemical plastics? UCD's @Kevinoconnorucd @biobeacon believes the potential for bio-based plastics is huge https://t.co/eDoagA6pJi via @IrishTimes

— UCD Research (@UCD_Research) January 30, 2018

Congratulations @HigginsDes! 2018 'Benjamin Franklin Award' winner https://t.co/551wRHiBDj @ucddublin @UCDResearch @UCDinnovation pic.twitter.com/hRWnw7XrBl

— UCD Conway Institute (@UCD_Conway) March 16, 2018

Researchers at SFI Research Center @Lero_NUIGalway have signed a partnership with French autotech firm @Valeo_Group to develop autonomous car technology @nuigalway @scienceirel
https://t.co/8p3vxuUYMj via @IrishTimesBiz

— NUI Galway Research (@ResearchatNUIG) March 6, 2018

CÚRAM to Develop New Techniques in Skin Regeneration for Burns and Chronic Wounds https://t.co/I3PJ16kt1X #nuigalwaynews pic.twitter.com/4bA60l0TJu

— NUI Galway (@nuigalway) March 12, 2018

UL spin-out company Cala Medical has designed and patented a novel treatment for sepsis that could dramatically cut the death rate from this often fatal illness. #ThinkBigAtUL https://t.co/txeUToejDO

— UniversityofLimerick (@UL) March 15, 2018

Congrats to @PilotPhotonics from @DCUInvent https://t.co/Jgy0nTnrCS

— DCUInvent (@DCUInvent) February 8, 2018

Recycling in Sweden is so effective that the country is literally running out of garbage!https://t.co/jP1ARrP5Tf

— Engineering@DCU (@DCUEngineering) March 15, 2018

SBI's researchers are excited to be contributing partners in this excellent project, moving research in colorectal cancer forward towards #personalised cures. https://t.co/u7F3PQpZAt

— Systems Biology Ire (@sysbioire) March 14, 2018

Fantastic coverage of the fruitful collaboration between @TSSG_WIT and @PMBRC_WIT : "Irish researchers develop new way to store data in DNA" https://t.co/J5RYTmR2N0 via @rte #WITResearch

— WIT Research Office (@WIT_Research) February 20, 2018

Mark Herrick of @HeadriteSports speaks about his highly innovative football training aid. This company is one of the success stories of @GMITOfficial New Frontiers. Apply online by March 16th https://t.co/c8C5hSjxfc https://t.co/3bYFjp7KN4 @EI_NewFrontiers @GalEnterprise pic.twitter.com/ie3XTrqu4s

— GMIT iHubs (@GMITihubs) March 13, 2018

@itsligo has joined the University of Bradford’s “Europe’s Lost Frontiers” research team, which set out to explore the Irish Sea this week https://t.co/XdkW2Rk63t pic.twitter.com/AW1uWbeqPx

— IT Sligo (@itsligo) February 27, 2018

Innovative App for Dyslexia Wins Apprentice Showcase 2018 https://t.co/m96IBn2OLg #CITinnov8 #CITAPPrentice pic.twitter.com/CHoLbj4MSo

— CIT (@CIT_ie) March 15, 2018

How do you create a pageant for the @stpatricksfest Parade? Barry Sheehan @SharcOne @CreativeArtsDIT on the behind-the-scenes story of the @ditofficial grand parade https://t.co/RkEtvUNR1V

— RTÉ Brainstorm (@RTEBrainstorm) March 16, 2018

Edwards Lifesciences to create 600 jobs in Shannon https://t.co/bEnJjw0Zsc

— Irish Times Business (@IrishTimesBiz) March 5, 2018

Horse & carriage? Why engineering and entrepreneurship go together: https://t.co/cNFTCejkiv @DkIT_ie pic.twitter.com/UD4oo9WzcT

— Engineers Ireland (@EngineerIreland) February 27, 2018

Fascinating work from @tcdbi and @tcdTBSI scientists shows how the malaria parasite 'tricks' our immune system. The deception leads to an inappropriate response that actually favours the parasite. Read more at: https://t.co/tD9EBOUioZ pic.twitter.com/kaQb22Opyg

— Trinity College Dublin (@tcddublin) December 7, 2017

This #WorldGlaucomaWeek get your eyes tested – early detection of #glaucoma can save your sight #WGW2018 #BoldForLife pic.twitter.com/TGgmCPJQ97

— Allergan plc (@Allergan) March 12, 2018

Goods exports increase in January https://t.co/12SQdug73Z pic.twitter.com/vjLhtB8SkZ

— Central Statistics Office Ireland (@CSOIreland) March 16, 2018

There's a @NERI_research seminar this month on how #Brexit will affect border communities, featuring @hayward_katy of @QUBelfast. Details here: https://t.co/YEcTF1pNfh pic.twitter.com/lwqvwMs6Ek

— QUB Public Engagement (@QUBEngagement) January 4, 2018

Our latest report shows the level of supply chain intergration between Northern Ireland and Ireland. You can read the findings here: https://t.co/FDL1Jm4cAE pic.twitter.com/GuHGf8q7SK

— InterTradeIreland (@Inter_Trade) March 7, 2018

We are in the US this week to promote the substance of the Irish business model. As part of the trip, Ibec has developed a guide that showcases the deep and enduring relationship between Ireland and the US. #IbecUSA https://t.co/4FoKsqm1qE pic.twitter.com/CLi1W0S9eb

— Ibec (@ibec_irl) March 13, 2018

Irish tech firms make their mark at the ever-growing SXSW event: https://t.co/juDCS5c7Gx pic.twitter.com/VgeZbSoLvu

— Enterprise Ireland (@Entirl) March 15, 2018

This year Ireland rose 3 places in Bloomberg's Innovation Index! We were one of the highest risers overall for 2018. We've our sights set on the top ten for next year! #IrishAdvantage #StPatricksDay https://t.co/7e6xiKKoVF

— EI theUSA (@EI_theUSA) March 16, 2018

Leo Varadkar honours US-based Irish scientists https://t.co/wyrRSMISZ1

— The Irish Times (@IrishTimes) March 14, 2018

Ireland Vol.25 (St. Patrick’s Day 2018)

The Chicago River has been dyed green for a 55th St Patrick's Day. | https://t.co/xmVEk7npir pic.twitter.com/lPjpBjdIPn

— RTÉ News (@rtenews) March 17, 2018

A Piper plays "Down by the sally garden" at @IrishEmbBelgium #StPatricksDay reception @BOZARbrussels Brussels yesterday evening pic.twitter.com/8kpEbjgdi5

— Paul Hagan (@EuroHagan) March 17, 2018

Kicking of #stpatricksday with an #IrishDance flashmob in #Kamppi #Helsinki with Inspiral Dance Company & the Greenlights Dance Group pic.twitter.com/n7pWfS4Uz8

— IrishEmbassyFinland (@IrishEmbFinland) March 13, 2018

Joyful, Joint celebration of Mexican and Irish traditions in music and dance in #TeatroMetropolitano #QueretaroMeGusta @DanBarryNYT @MexicoesCultura @IrishEmbMexico @iacny @Hugo_BurgosG @creativeirl #GreenFieldsofAmerica erica @GIHNYU #MasterClass pic.twitter.com/dCLYTuKnuQ

— Barbara Jones (@bjonesbh) March 11, 2018

Amb @kevinthehague and embassy colleagues with friends from the Irish community demonstrating a traditional set dance at #StPatricksDay reception @dfatirl #working4irl #dancing4ireland pic.twitter.com/llqZ9erlbb

— EmbassyofIreland NL (@IrelandinNL) March 16, 2018

West Milford High School Highlander Band at the New York St. Patrick’s Day Parade. So proud of them!.@WestMilfordSupt @wmpercussionnj @WestMilfordTPS @WMTHSPrincipal @band_wmhs @WMAthleticDept pic.twitter.com/ZvIxg0aijz

— Cathi Reda (@CathiR17) March 17, 2018

The Chicago River turns green for St. Patrick's Day. This time-lapse video shows the handiwork of the Chicago Plumbers Union Local 130, who've been dying the river for 55 years. The dye typically lasts for 24 to 48 hours. https://t.co/022VnNmLvy Video: Lindsey Engelbert pic.twitter.com/J01pRbp6AB

— CNN (@CNN) March 17, 2018

Happy St Patrick’s Day to one and all! #NiagaraFalls resplendent in green for the day that’s in it! #StPatricksDay #StPatricksDay2018 #GlobalGreening @GoToIrelandCA pic.twitter.com/cMKgPdpkQT

— Jim Kelly (@jimkelly2006) March 17, 2018

The March #Globalirish newsletter is out now. It features articles from Minister @ciarancannon as well as news & info on a host of events from the last few weeks. You can access it here https://t.co/m0P9AionUk & you can sign up for the next newsletter here https://t.co/Rett7l9DCs pic.twitter.com/44EKvH7czV

— Global Irish ☘ (@GlobalIrish) March 16, 2018

Great night at the St Pats gala dinner in Lisbon #SãoPatrício @IrlEmbLisbon pic.twitter.com/L9iRm3SLtG

— Eszter Redmond (@eszredmond) March 11, 2018

And the after dinner dancing has begun! @INBA_Live #StPatricksDay pic.twitter.com/FBzy4TOk1O

— EmbassyofIreland NL (@IrelandinNL) March 15, 2018

Concerned Nation Gently Encourages Boston To Take It Easy This St. Patrick’s Day https://t.co/mtAv5MtqUf pic.twitter.com/VIBYniLnrw

— The Onion (@TheOnion) March 17, 2018

Happy St. Patrick's Day, Chicago! Here's what's going on in the city today. https://t.co/LA0y7nROZE pic.twitter.com/NnjYBX5ZP5

— Time Out Chicago (@TimeOutChicago) March 17, 2018

Put on your green shirts, your favorite hats and head down to Market Street for a fantastic St. Patrick's Day parade! Here are the details: https://t.co/DBS5VNpDLQ.

— ABC7 News (@abc7newsbayarea) March 17, 2018

Photos: St. Patrick's Day parades in Dogtown and downtown St. Louis https://t.co/kiAD3UOOl1 pic.twitter.com/OZUvPANiQO

— St. Louis Post-Dispatch (@stltoday) March 17, 2018

Complete your St. Patrick’s Day with a hearty helping of #Detroit corned beef https://t.co/TCbVpQWZ1q pic.twitter.com/8QdxExg0G7

— TheNeighborhoods.org (@StoriesFromDet) March 16, 2018

Photos: Salt Lake celebrates St. Patrick's Day with downtown parade https://t.co/mRTzW49xvj pic.twitter.com/N9e4j7P6Ny

— Deseret News (@DeseretNews) March 18, 2018

“This is just a Denver version of Mardi Gras. It gives people the excuse to drink a lot, be stupid for the day and get away with it.” https://t.co/xS4IeopufA

— The Denver Post (@denverpost) March 18, 2018

We're ready for Denver's St. Patrick's Day Parade tomorrow! Are you ready?! #FridayFeeling pic.twitter.com/H53dVQH9yd

— Denver Public Works (@DenPublicWorks) March 16, 2018

Manhattan’s Fifth Avenue is alive with the sound of bagpipes, trumpets and lots of green for New York City’s St. Patrick’s Day parade. https://t.co/RyhMp8XXMF

— AP Eastern US (@APEastRegion) March 17, 2018

New York’s St. Patrick’s Day parade in wartime #OTD 1918 pictured. Marchers carry the flags of America’s World War I allies, including Great Britain https://t.co/wF62Bjtty3 pic.twitter.com/gPrTlXOtCT

— Library of Congress (@librarycongress) March 17, 2018

The incredible story of America’s first St. Patrick’s Day celebration https://t.co/8v6cA11r7D

— Washington Post (@washingtonpost) March 17, 2018

This year’s St Patrick’s Day festival will be the biggest and most impressive yet. Head down to Trafalgar Square from midday tomorrow for celebrations that showcase the best in Irish culture, food and dance #StPatsDayLDN https://t.co/OwRhlacdiV pic.twitter.com/1AfqPjRJHA

— Mayor of London (@MayorofLondon) March 17, 2018

https://twitter.com/dfatirl/status/973619007839506432

In celebration of St. Patrick's Day, watch @HamiltonMusical fan Hannah Redlich shows off her Irish dancing skills in this cover of "Guns and Ships." #HamFanJams pic.twitter.com/1VnqabN6Ii

— Hamilton (@HamiltonMusical) March 17, 2018

Watch the 2018 St. Patrick’s Day parade in Boston – See what South Boston looks like during this year’s event. (w Video; 03/18/2018) | Kevin Slane @BostonDotCom
PHOTOS: Chicago goes green for St. Patrick’s Day 2018　(w Video & Photos; 03/18/2018) | @Suntimes
@StPatsParadeNYC

The world goes green for #StPatricksDay https://t.co/MId9Vwj3KV via @rte

— Tourism Ireland (@TourismIreland) March 16, 2018

https://twitter.com/FOXLA/status/975054159148797952

History of St. Patricks Day https://t.co/RkEEV6c0Uk #Stpatricksday #stpaddysday

— Wiley History (@WileyHistory) March 17, 2018

HNN Hot Topics: St. Patrick's Day https://t.co/D1MkG0qj3t via @myhnn

— HNN (@myHNN) March 17, 2018

What was St Patrick's Day like in Ireland in 1918? @HistorianKarol @UL on the parades, demonstrations & festivities in Ireland a century ago https://t.co/dbtXrpyweu pic.twitter.com/tFVDOroLeq

— RTÉ Brainstorm (@RTEBrainstorm) March 15, 2018

"Share a positive image of Ireland this #StPatricksDay. Join our campaign to #GetLit with #IACBookDay."–Liam Neeson

To sign up, and for more info: https://t.co/tjuz38yEF0 pic.twitter.com/Dw4sinK0yI

— Irish Arts Center (@IrishArtsCenter) March 15, 2018

Deeply honoured to be invited to view da Vincis 'The Last Supper' as Milan celebrates #StPatricksDay and it's warm friendship with Ireland @IrlEmbRome @merrionstreet @dfatirl @TourismIreland pic.twitter.com/MB9xslEgtr

— Katherine Zappone (@KZapponeTD) March 15, 2018

Thanks to Irish Minister of State @ciarancannon for today's discussion on what #Brexit means for Ireland’s future. ICYMI: Watch here: https://t.co/cyn4V1ZgUM @IN_Chicago #GlobalAffairsLive

— The Chicago Council (@ChicagoCouncil) March 15, 2018

Hint: Some of them are in #Finland…#GlobalGreening #StPatricksDay2018 https://t.co/fHhRfT9S3b

— IrishEmbassyFinland (@IrishEmbFinland) March 14, 2018

Happy #StPatricksDay! A record 39 landmarks in 19 Polish cities will turn green today and there's lots more happening across Poland this weekend to celebrate #swPatryk https://t.co/zPIPC5pKdN #GlobalGreening pic.twitter.com/NaHsxS4nJJ

— Irish Embassy Warsaw (@IrlEmbWarsaw) March 17, 2018

The Embassy in Bratislava is proud to have participated in #StPatricksDay today, with our guest of honour Minister @HMcEntee. Building stronger connections between Ireland and the Slovak Republic. https://t.co/KyMZIJaanl

— Irish Embassy Bratislava (@IrlEmbSlovakia) March 15, 2018

We are looking forward to seeing #Zagreb join us again for the #GlobalGreening . #StPatricksDay https://t.co/dw5kkSdI8w

— Embassy of Ireland (@IrlEmbCroatia) March 17, 2018

https://twitter.com/AmbAnnaBrandt/status/974277210856148994

Another great graphic from @CSOIreland for this #stpatricksday – #Ireland as 100 people https://t.co/El0CYp4kqw

— Ireland in Budapest (@irlembbudapest) March 16, 2018

https://twitter.com/IrlEmbVienna/status/974616271869370369

On #StPatricksDay we "reach out to our Irish family across the globe," says President Higgins in his address to the people of Ireland and "to those who have supported Irish people, Irish traditions and to those who come to visit us."https://t.co/2yD1IU42ce

— President of Ireland (@PresidentIRL) March 16, 2018

Tomorrow is #StPatricksDay and we have already begun celebrating! Have you always wondered what it is all about? Wonder no more and #WATCH our great little video right here to discover why we yearn to follow St Patrick's footsteps ☘https://t.co/t4PdVg3l78 pic.twitter.com/bFWDGVevO9

— Discover Ireland (@DiscoverIreland) March 16, 2018

https://twitter.com/merrionstreet/status/974002704279330816

Happy St. Patrick's Day from @irishrugby to Ireland ☘️ supporters around the world.

We'll hear you singing today!#NatWest6Nations #ENGvIRE #TeamOfUs #ShoulderToShoulder #StPatricksDay pic.twitter.com/Vx4Oc5YfJn

— Irish Rugby (@IrishRugby) March 17, 2018

Ireland Vol.24 (Economy, Public policy, et al.)

231 jobs announced in Dublin across eight high growth companies from Europe and the US – @ADvendio @affirmaconsult @EnfusionSystems @Kryptinc @LifesizeHD @sentryone @Sojern @vivino – https://t.co/jRWZVVwK83 pic.twitter.com/QLGqwmT9Nb

— IDA Ireland (@IDAIRELAND) March 7, 2018

Ireland fastest growing economy in European Union again https://t.co/p9bohkCPLh via @rte

— IDA Ireland (@IDAIRELAND) March 15, 2018

Fantastic news for @WalshWhiskey and the Irish whiskey industry – Irish firm Walsh Whiskey Distillery signs €4m deal in Ontario:
https://t.co/VabRRJJtXp via @IrishTimes

— Irish Whiskey Assoc (@IrishWhiskeyAsc) February 28, 2018

Are you considering dairy farming? Teagasc intend running courses nationwide for people interested in converting to milk production. Find out more here https://t.co/8VN37c02dC pic.twitter.com/XBpDVi4EUZ

— Teagasc (@teagasc) March 16, 2018

Check out some facts about #IrishFood worldwide in advance of #StPatricksDay! pic.twitter.com/X4xjIY5fnz

— Irish Food Board (@Bordbia) March 15, 2018

What does #foodintegrity mean for consumers when it comes to food of animal origin? What we told @AnimalTaskFrc: https://t.co/8gKkTq1Ukx pic.twitter.com/Rx7w11Od0r

— The Consumer Voice (@beuc) October 27, 2017

Value of Ireland’s Seafood Sector reaches €1.15 billion. BIM report launched today highlights scale and importance of seafood sector. Follow this link for more details: https://t.co/TbGjCnmyQI pic.twitter.com/Dvx9DCX1GG

— Bord Iascaigh Mhara (@BordIascMhara) March 13, 2018

€12,000 return won’t attract young people to suckler farming. https://t.co/dxAQWNe8st

— Farmers Journal (@farmersjournal) March 13, 2018

The Glanbia decision to cut milk price by 3c is a huge disappointment to farmers coping with additional costs, workload and stresses https://t.co/igy9Q83k06

— Irish Farmers' Assoc (@IFAmedia) March 12, 2018

Ireland takes part in EU-wide internet sweep of food sold online https://t.co/ZjOOudniAt pic.twitter.com/Pw7Odxp8d2

— FoodSafetyAuthority (@FSAIinfo) February 23, 2018

#Toptips to ensure your animals get adequate water, nutrition & shelter during the cold-weather https://t.co/AJWxIxJNaT pic.twitter.com/KezXJtlPIY

— Glanbia Agribusiness (@GlanbiaAgri) March 16, 2018

In Ireland, new #PlainPackaging for cigarettes aims to "decrease the appeal of tobacco products, to increase the effectiveness of health warnings and to reduce the chances of consumers being misled about the harmful effects of smoking." @roinnslainte https://t.co/5Ewlf91iqj

— Tobacco Policy (@CPHTP) February 22, 2018

Recommendations for #Ireland's #mmj program has been issued by a group from Health Products Regulatory Authority. https://t.co/L7H02XhC1C

— Ganjapreneur (@ganjapreneur) February 17, 2017

We have put together a valuable resource for patients – ‘Working with your doctor: useful information for patients’. The booklet is available in English, Irish, French, Spanish and Polish languages. https://t.co/OPue5qTjfi … #patientsafety #workingwithyourdoctor pic.twitter.com/aamkeK8Mq2

— Medical Council (@MedCouncilIRL) March 10, 2018

.@SimonHarrisTD launches the Pharmaceutical Society of Irelands 1st Pharmacy Patient Charter https://t.co/NEaJ7JEEaV pic.twitter.com/OEkhccAA5T

— Department of Health (@roinnslainte) August 23, 2016

Independent research commissioned by @HIAuthority highlights key consumer trends in Irish health insurance market #healthinsurance #personalfinance via @IrishTimes https://t.co/SYENEBPm0p

— FTIDublin (@FTIDublin) February 2, 2018

•Today we launched “Review before you renew” campaign – encouraging current policyholders to actively review their current health insurance. View examples of potential savings here! https://t.co/05rhW9uPLM #HealthInsurance #ReviewEarlyReviewOften pic.twitter.com/XjuWrQQzrw

— HIA (@HIAuthority) December 4, 2017

Nearly 30 cent of every euro spent playing National Lottery games goes back to funding for #GoodCauses all over #Ireland. One such project is @dublinmuseum which helps document and preserve a part of Irish life and history throughout the 20th century. Thanks for playing! pic.twitter.com/bOaOszz2qc

— The National Lottery (@NationalLottery) March 5, 2018

On this St. Patrick’s Day, check out the amount o’ gold the U.S. Mint holds in its deep storage facilities https://t.co/VmJiFVDOX1 pic.twitter.com/QzDMQ07TBa

— St. Louis Fed (@stlouisfed) March 17, 2018

Ireland's PM Leo Varadkar says he's "more optimistic" about trade after meeting with Trump https://t.co/Ljsf9eQKoo ▶️ pic.twitter.com/Zj2Cj5SgTU

— Bloomberg (@business) March 16, 2018

‘Irish leader to stress benefits of US trade ties’ by @siobhanehughes via @WSJ https://t.co/OKPYjxfSNg pic.twitter.com/lHQv6jXvwy

— Embassy of Ireland USA (@IrelandEmbUSA) March 15, 2018

Ireland is ninth biggest source of inward FDI to the US. Irish companies operate in all 50 states across industries incl construction, education, energy, environmental, medical devices and software.
via @IrishTimes https://t.co/i8a2Sh0T0M

— IrishConsulateBoston (@IrelandBoston) March 11, 2018

Savannah & Wexford are to create a new bridge for trade #StPatrickDay @michaeldarcy @WTCSav @wexfordcoco https://t.co/bRxM6aWgmx pic.twitter.com/9tlX1ParVy

— CG Ireland Atlanta (@IrelandAtlanta) March 17, 2018

The Force will truly be with us on March 17th and we are delighted to hear that @HamillHimself will be joining us as the first ever St Patrick’s Festival International Guest of Honour. #StPatricksFest #Ireland https://t.co/ae4SvF8q6b pic.twitter.com/zZKELp3rpa

— Fáilte Ireland (@Failte_Ireland) March 12, 2018

Press Release- This morning we published the results of our Network Brexit Survey- Over 75% of Chambers believe post-Brexit transition must be longer than two yearshttps://t.co/9QDBHDLfr8

— Chambers Ireland (@ChambersIreland) March 16, 2018

Late last year the Ombudsman met with the Joint Committee on Public Petitions to discuss his experience of examining Nursing Home complaints. We have produced a special Nursing Home Casebook outlining some of the complaints we examined. https://t.co/BfEPYB6Gnt pic.twitter.com/L9tdGn0tkW

— Ombudsman's Office (@OfficeOmbudsman) March 13, 2018

The Government’s Healthy Ireland 2018 campaign encourages you to make healthy changes this year – the simple, small changes all add up – for more tips and info on how to eat well, think well and be well, visit https://t.co/zfrVwkg9nX #healthyireland pic.twitter.com/jTd5rEyoje

— MerrionStreet.ie (@merrionstreet) January 10, 2018

Learn more about the National Development Plan here: https://t.co/bzoSSrIOgX #Ireland2040 @merrionstreet @Paschald @itsligo pic.twitter.com/eeYHkmeJKV

— Dept. PER IRL (@IRLDeptPER) February 16, 2018

Getting around Dublin and its great attractions on new @LuasCrossCity line extension is so easy – even more reasons to visit Ireland's beautiful capital city! https://t.co/R88iReBu6K

— Irish Consulate (@IrelandCGAustin) December 9, 2017

Watch: Luas Cross City has first daytime run in Dublin city centre https://t.co/ws6zI19vgs

— DublinLive (@DublinLive) August 18, 2017

Energy trading: a key element of the energy transition https://t.co/4RWtjgWbEN pic.twitter.com/B6hONiKb1D

— Energy Ireland (@energyireland) March 7, 2018

How do heat pumps work? A heat pump system harnesses #energy from free #renewable sources outside the building, for heating your house and
producing your hot water. Read our homeowner's guide to #heatpumps here: https://t.co/FFxJTxymqI pic.twitter.com/zyoeGXr1Jv

— SEAI (@SEAI_ie) March 18, 2018

pic.twitter.com/8OfHSclG3z

— Ervia (@ervia) January 19, 2018

Heritage Ireland Issue 7 Spring 2018 https://t.co/Rx9TtIJ7If via @Issuu

— OfficeofPublicWorks (@opwireland) March 16, 2018

Thanks to all who have shown support for the 2017 #DrinkDriving bill. See how to show your support here: https://t.co/r7JeFzniUd pic.twitter.com/am9qMnEy8w

— RSA Ireland (@RSAIreland) October 23, 2017

.@TheAAie backs @ProjectEdward – European Day Without A Road Death – tomorrow. #ProjectEDWARD https://t.co/KRaPTMOi6L pic.twitter.com/NlZxqKmN9Y

— AA Roadwatch (@aaroadwatch) September 20, 2017

https://twitter.com/CIF_Ireland/status/971047975928713216

#CONSTRUCTIONNEWS: Improvement Work Complete On Wastewater Plant In Galway…https://t.co/hyRYiJfFLp pic.twitter.com/CD2Xd4eAVM

— Construction Ireland (@ieconstruct) March 14, 2018

Louise O’Neill, Project Manager @curraghrace shares her experience as part of #BuildingEquality campaign by @CIF_Ireland. Click here to read https://t.co/JQa0lDUh0c … #WomenInConstruction #InternationalWomensDay #IWD2018 pic.twitter.com/lw26s54TNW

— John Sisk & Son (@SiskGroup) March 8, 2018

Irish public transport records 7% growth in 2017. Ireland's National Transportation Authority says 251 million passenger journeys were made in 2017 on Irish Rail: https://t.co/aGcA9MaIVI pic.twitter.com/xoKyRXMG0A

— SYSTRA Ltd (@SYSTRA_LTD) February 21, 2018

The National Transport Authority (NTA) has launched a campaign with the aim of recruiting 1,600 new taxi drivers in Ireland. https://t.co/i86DNh4wW4

— Buzz.ie (@buzzdotie) February 25, 2018

A pharmaceutical plant in Cork, Ireland receives its third Marley NC Cooling Tower, alongside two existing NC units that have been running strong since 2002! Nice work to SPX Cooling rep firm Cooling Towers and Accessories: https://t.co/XtiLMNrNWk pic.twitter.com/J5Hdw2Sosu

— SPX Cooling (@SPXCoolingTech) March 8, 2018

Transport Infrastructure Ireland says unopened motorway service costing €19,500 a month https://t.co/yEDRtYOftR

— The Irish Times (@IrishTimes) January 24, 2018

Transport, agriculture, energy – "National emissions have now increased by more than 7 per cent in just two years"; RT @EPAIreland: Ireland faces huge fines as greenhouse gas emissions rise sharply in 2016 https://t.co/gxxH6k8Yle

— Ella McSweeney (@ellamcsweeney) November 27, 2017

Happy #StPatricksDay ☘️! Did you know that #Ireland accounts for only 1% of the EU's population but 1.5% of its land area and 1.8% of its total GDP? Check out more in @EU_Eurostat's special Patrick's Day infographic. pic.twitter.com/QXMoOhZyTx

— EU Commission in Ireland (@eurireland) March 17, 2018

Fulfilling GDS promise across Local Gov needs a "new coordinating Body" https://t.co/bLzjjZIXcZ – We should look at Ireland's LGMA lgma.ie

— Mark Taylor (@Mark_Antony) January 18, 2016

Since 2008 carbon emissions at @Heineken_IE breweries have decreased by 41% and in 2017 the company has already reached its 2020 emission targets in production. https://t.co/vxZcyDW48a pic.twitter.com/e0Ct1vnPmc

— BITC Ireland (@BITCIreland) March 16, 2018

As the working world moves towards remote working and contract-based projects, how can you market your skills effectively? @skillnetcourses Tracey Donnery has some advice. https://t.co/wkQA13gTQH

— ICTSkillnet (@ICTSkillnet) February 20, 2018

9 things you should know about online shopping (via @thejournal_ie) https://t.co/T4Mg6Am4Qc

— CCPC (@CCPCIreland) November 29, 2017

Celebrate #StPatricksDay around the world as a host of Irish film festivals mark the occasion, with line-ups featuring some of the most exciting new titles in #IrishFilm: https://t.co/De1m7bVplN pic.twitter.com/HgAkb9k8Ag

— Irish Film Board (@IrishFilmBoard) March 16, 2018

Our fingers are crossed for the team behind @BreadwinnerThe, nominated for Best Animated Feature @TheAcademy Awards tomorrow night. Paul Young from @CartoonSaloon outlines the importance of BAI funding to a film like this. #Oscars2018 #OscarNoms https://t.co/9173ZX2yzF

— BAI (@BAItweets) March 3, 2018

House of Art, an exploration of the portraits of Ireland's Taosigh in Leinster House will air on #OireachtasTV Mon, 26 Feb, 2018 at 8pm #HouseofArt #seeforyourself Presented by Mick O'Dea and a Red Shoe Production in association with Oireachtas TV & the BAI. @redshoetv @BAItweets pic.twitter.com/eDvaqylDsB

— Oireachtas News (@OireachtasNews) February 16, 2018

NESC launches Secretariat Paper No 12, Reflections on Infrastructure Policy and Institutional Developments in the UK #NescInfrastructure see https://t.co/BzecFkSesT pic.twitter.com/bVwQYB1urg

— NESC Ireland (@NESCIreland) November 22, 2017

Historian Dr Mervyn O'Driscoll @UCC
'Rewriting the history of Ireland’s economic revolution' in @IrishTimes https://t.co/9kvhAIhVT3 #twitterstorians #IrishHistory

— History at UCC (@UCCHistory) February 28, 2018

Ireland 1916 – The state of the public finances outlined here. https://t.co/INNRYvYpmY pic.twitter.com/S0pYKEwdZk

— Public Policy.ie (@publicpolicyie) March 12, 2018

Listen back to our recent #hedgeschool on 'Cinema in Revolutionary Ireland', held in @NLIreland on 27 Feb: https://t.co/Wr6qBZdOhI pic.twitter.com/RpCS9zYek7

— History Ireland (@HistIreHedge) March 12, 2018

GREAT find in #Galway of the possible de Burgo 13th century castle and lovely to see #IHTAGalway mentioned in the articlehttps://t.co/SUTKHspQcd #deBurgo #GalwayGaillimh #IHTA pic.twitter.com/7mkd8YJnNN

— IHTA (@IHTA_RIA) January 15, 2018

Germany Vol.6 (Grand Coalition 2018 #GroKo, et al.)

Germany1 Germany2
Germany: Merkel’s next cabinet shows youth trend (11/03/2018) | @dwnews
MINISTERS UNDER MERKEL: GERMANY’S NEW GOVERNMENT
Chancellor: Angela Merkel (CDU)
Chief of Staff at the Chancellery: Helge Braun (CDU)
Minister of the Interior, Heimat and Construction: Horst Seehofer (CSU)
The fight for the Foreign Ministry: Heiko Maas (SPD)
Finance Minister: Olaf Scholz (SPD)
Minister of Defense: Ursula von der Leyen (CDU)
Economic and Energy Affairs Minister: Peter Altmaier (CDU)
Minister of Justice and Consumer Protection: Katarina Barley (SPD)
Minister of Labor and Social Affairs: Hubertus Heil (SPD)
Minister for the Environment: Svenja Schulze (SPD)
Minister for Health: Jens Spahn (CDU)
Minister of Education and Research: Anja Karliczek (CDU)
Minister for Family Affairs, Senior Citizens, Women and Youth: Franziska Giffey (SPD-Mayor Berlin-Neukolln)
Minister of Economic Cooperation and Development: Gerd Muller (CSU)
Minister of Transport and Digital Infrastructure: Andreas Scheuer (CSU)
Minister for Food and Agriculture: Julia Klockner (CDU)
@cducsubt @CDU @CSU
@spdde
German Elections: Mapping Economic Policy Preferences (09/14/2017) | Caspar Kolster @gmfus
Germany: A New Government Is off to a Weak Start (03/14/2018) | @stratfor
Coalition watch – The making of a new German government (14/03/2018) | Soren Amelang, Kerstine Appunn, Sven Egenter, Benjamin Wehrmann, Julian Wettengel CLEW
Angela Merkel sworn in for fourth term as German Chancellor (03/14/2018) | Judith Vonberg @CNN
Angela Merkel re-elected as German chancellor to fourth term after five months of political deadlock (14/03/2018) | @tomemburyd @independent
The SPD just won the Frankfurt mayoralty in a landslide. So why are Germany’s cities going red? (03/15/2018) | Stephen Jorgenson-Murray @CityMetric
Merkel secures fourth term in power after SPD backs coalition deal (04/03/2018) | Philip Oltermann @guardian
The last thing Germany – and Europe – needs is a grand coalition (23/02/2018) | Timothy Garton Ash @guardian
German coalition talks to continue on Monday and focus on health and labor (02/04/2018) | Michelle Martin & Andreas Rinke @reuters
https://twitter.com/dw_politics/status/973993118608568330

Opinion: Germany's government needs to 'win back lost trust'.
The country's president has seen off the new government with words of caution, says DW's @Strack_C https://t.co/XNn3CaYKga

— DW | Politics (@dw_politics) March 14, 2018

It's the fourth time Angela #Merkel says "Yes, Mr. President."

The best moments of the old and new chancellor's swearing-in.#Kanzlerwahl pic.twitter.com/K6yqlBbd8M

— DW | Politics (@dw_politics) March 14, 2018

https://twitter.com/dw_politics/status/973925892375367680
https://twitter.com/dw_politics/status/973895254494646272

How is #Merkel depicted in art?

Angela Merkel has been sworn in as Germany's chancellor for the fourth time. Before she appears in the chancellors' gallery of portraits, here's how other iconic works of art have already portrayed her: https://t.co/lXome9BhtA via @dw_culture pic.twitter.com/9jkklSVIoj

— DW | Politics (@dw_politics) March 14, 2018

Englisch? Nein, Danke.

With #Merkel in for a fourth term as German chancellor, the far-right AfD's @Alice_Weidel says it's a "dark day" for Germany. Despite her English skills, the former chancellor candidate refuses to speak anything but German. @MKuefner asks why: pic.twitter.com/iM9CUUZNO8

— DW | Politics (@dw_politics) March 14, 2018

The designated Minister of Justice @katarinabarley says the government wants to strengthen the social aspects within the EU – together with France's President Macron. pic.twitter.com/ZiFgsrYhnw

— DW | Politics (@dw_politics) March 14, 2018

https://twitter.com/dw_politics/status/973847104207622144

German unemployment lowest since 1990 https://t.co/11ZyjHUu7z pic.twitter.com/mJBZM2RF3z

— dwnews (@dwnews) November 2, 2017

Merkel, Macron delay plan to present euro zone reforms: Spiegel https://t.co/IkkcOO7B8l

— Reuters World (@ReutersWorld) March 10, 2018

German government takes shape as SPD names ministers https://t.co/uQHOCBqCgJ

— Reuters World (@ReutersWorld) March 9, 2018

Angela Merkel set for fourth term as Germany's chancellor after coalition deal agreed https://t.co/hRjkb9sUA9 pic.twitter.com/QpjJ7FJKfM

— ITV News (@itvnews) March 4, 2018

Germany’s coalition deal: The young activists hoping to derail the agreement https://t.co/unyP50pQeE

— BBC News (World) (@BBCWorld) March 3, 2018

.@SophiaBesch: Why Germany must spend more on defense https://t.co/wADeSLGyCO

— CNN Opinion (@CNNOpinion) March 6, 2018

Franco-German cooperation will shape European defense, for the better or the worse. Read our four scenarios on Franco-German cooperation and its impact on European security & defense @Ce_Moll @gesine_holtmann @BFagersten @ResearchUI @dgapev https://t.co/x9UTrCKIfY pic.twitter.com/F3IfJsRsha

— Claudia Major (@ClaudMajor) February 21, 2018

Who is Germany's new foreign minister, and what is he like? Our profile of @heikomaas https://t.co/OztLPPWrsE pic.twitter.com/OY09NaCR7b

— BerlinPolicyJournal (@BerlinPolicy) March 9, 2018

Here we go: After 66 percent of SPD members voted "yes", Germany will have another Merkel-led government soon. If you want to know what makes her likely finance minister tick, read our profile of Olaf Scholz here https://t.co/6gDA4VnQrv #eurozone pic.twitter.com/IoWQQbCXsb

— BerlinPolicyJournal (@BerlinPolicy) March 4, 2018

In an interview with @CNBC, GMF President Karen Donfried explains that U.S. President Donald Trump's implementation of steel and aluminium import was "foreshadowed." Listen to the full interview below. #BrusselsForum https://t.co/FBf9IrRWBf

— German Marshall Fund (@gmfus) March 10, 2018

"You can not stop #globalization. What you can do is that you can try to shape it." –@MalmstromEU. Hear full remarks here: https://t.co/wwTO8mG5MU pic.twitter.com/jRIRNHhQDq

— German Marshall Fund (@gmfus) March 10, 2018

GPSG co-convenor Josefin Graef on the struggle to form a new #Groko and #Brexit. https://t.co/pD91y8AMMM

— PSAGermany (@PSAGermany) March 2, 2018

New study by @mat_fal (FIPU) & @VerenaStern about last year's elections in Austria, Germany and the Czech Republic and their impact on European
migration policies #MigrationEU https://t.co/AhNRnC8ghs

— FES Migration_Europe (@FES_Migration) January 18, 2018

"Nobody is particularly enthusiastic about the coalition agreement, including the SPD." @FuestClemens @ifo_Institut #GroKo #grandcoalition https://t.co/tepLdUwxjB

— Handelsblatt Global (@HandelsblattGE) January 25, 2018

Brand new report on the minimum wage: https://t.co/jCnRSOjr4d pic.twitter.com/M3oXxXHNgB

— Rosa Luxemburg NYC (@rosaluxnyc) March 3, 2018

East #Germany left without a seat in new cabinet. @holtemoeller: "The fact that state premiers from the east are asking about this shows that the new #coalition has not been successful in this area" via @HandelsblattGE #GroKo https://t.co/zUlEJjA5W4 pic.twitter.com/4UhBfT1OnV

— IWH (@IWH_Halle) February 12, 2018

Average #capital ratios of German #banks are increasing pic.twitter.com/vWvEiYv8IP

— IWH (@IWH_Halle) January 29, 2018

A new #REP by @unidue identifies as fundamental #determinants of #RealEstate prices for 100 #German cities: #construction activity & #housing stock, #apartment rents, market size, age structure, local #infrastructure & rental prices. https://t.co/iSdi9IUTZE pic.twitter.com/VNpVjoq7Tf

— RWI_Essen_en (@RWI_Essen_en) January 16, 2018

A new #REP by #RWI sheds light on the question: Is my #rental price overestimated? It develops a #RealEstate #index based on #apartment offer prices on the post code level for #Germany. https://t.co/YvuvcgrtEX pic.twitter.com/DhiDHWRwGK

— RWI_Essen_en (@RWI_Essen_en) January 15, 2018

A new #REP by #RWI finds that increasing #nursing staffing levels by 10% in #Germany reduces the #mortality rate by 0.05% & increases #patient satisfaction by around 0.7%, on average. #Hospitals #quality https://t.co/EefbTwhWIb pic.twitter.com/zlqFmFqsZs

— RWI_Essen_en (@RWI_Essen_en) December 20, 2017

New #REP by #RWI: Volume-outcome Relationship and Minimum Volume Regulations in the German #Hospital Sector – Evidence from Nationwide Administrative Hospital Data for the Year 2005-2007 https://t.co/UgviN7PtvF pic.twitter.com/kN9n52GIyT

— RWI_Essen_en (@RWI_Essen_en) December 6, 2017

Is #GER crime-riddled due to #refugeemigration, as @realDonaldTrump puts it? A new #REP by #RWI sheds light on this controversial issue: there was no overall increase in crime rate caused by asylum seekers but recognized refugees commit more thefts & fraud https://t.co/LF4y45PsxI pic.twitter.com/ESJtuEKPIa

— RWI_Essen_en (@RWI_Essen_en) February 8, 2018

https://twitter.com/MattSmithWales/status/921700025381597184

Nice FAZ article on @iw_koeln study of Germany's inefficient clean energy policy: compare traded price per ton of CO2 (EUR7) with paid subsidies! Our reports make this point every year, see https://t.co/m7RNleqRzB @H_Bardt pic.twitter.com/MYAEAIYGp1

— Jochen Andritzky (@JAndritzky) December 31, 2017

.@MartinSchulz : I'm not an 'alien' in #German #politics https://t.co/6cQKiOwmyA #BTW17

— Europe Decides (@EuropeDecides) August 4, 2017

'Germany: return of the GroKo' by David Ritchie | https://t.co/vZZa5kwveW in @aspi_org's The Strategist @ANUcass @EUinAus @GermanyInOz @KASonline pic.twitter.com/rzvNShPeTk

— ANU Europe Centre (@anuces) December 21, 2017

Far-right AfD to launch own ‘newsroom’ in order to bypass German media’s ‘fake news’ https://t.co/chrG5Pc9rJ [@TheLocalGermany]

— European Almanac (@EurAlmanac) February 9, 2018

German #wages, the #Phillips #curve and #migration in the #EuroArea. @GuntramWolff explaining 4 reasons why announcing the death of the Phillips curve – the relationship between #unemployment and #WageGrowth – is premature in #Germany. https://t.co/NtZ675LHfA pic.twitter.com/5hEA7WmgDF

— Bruegel (@Bruegel_org) March 10, 2018

Listen to the podcast of our event Hard Brexit, Soft Brexit, No Brexit?, co-hosted with Konrad Adenauer Stiftung, for a German view of Brexit: https://t.co/yOgovVzlu9 pic.twitter.com/QvAaQGF9Va

— LSE IDEAS (@lseideas) March 9, 2018

Germany's AfD is an example of the populist radical right, which is distinct from earlier forms of extremist and explicitly fascist parties. https://t.co/Gcdsquz35f

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 5, 2018

New podcast! 'Perspectives for the European Common Security and Defence Policy' with Dr Ursula von der Leyen, Germany's Minister of Defence and an @LSEalumni @LSEEI @SuSocGerman https://t.co/usyrfFzakR pic.twitter.com/NSBGt1UxmX

— LSE Events (@LSEpublicevents) March 8, 2018

Franco-German cooperation: A compromise between vision and reality? https://t.co/8vCv65aSKn

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) February 28, 2018

SPD members should think twice before vetoing Germany’s grand coalition https://t.co/LVrzNwQ8XA

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) February 26, 2018

NoGroKo? How the new generation of CDU and SPD members are seeking to reshape German politics https://t.co/8y5E9EzquJ

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) February 19, 2018

Why the left loses: Explaining the decline of centre-left parties https://t.co/leCyGI1rmt

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) December 30, 2017

The 2017 federal election was a potential turning point in German politics https://t.co/gfkA1g0TDu

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) December 19, 2017

Germany’s grand coalition talks give hope to refugees who want to reunite with their families https://t.co/qIVtGbAr35

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) December 16, 2017

Germany’s (lack of) self-understanding https://t.co/KFWrtx7Agy by @MaxHanska & @BrockMaria

— LSEEurocrisis (@LSEEurocrisis) December 11, 2017

Germany’s Dangerous Obsession by Jean Pisani-Ferry @pisaniferry @ProSyn https://t.co/MXpNpJnvGE

— LSEEurocrisis (@LSEEurocrisis) November 9, 2017

Rethinking Franco-German relations: a historical perspective @bruegel_org https://t.co/mOSwtdOrA8

— LSEEurocrisis (@LSEEurocrisis) November 9, 2017

German consensus politics must adapt to the adversarial approach of the #AfD https://t.co/hmPaCcqMrv via @LSEEuroppblog

— LSEEurocrisis (@LSEEurocrisis) October 22, 2017

Far-right German candidate promises to get rid of Arabic numerals https://t.co/sV7412WkLJ #nationalism #xenophobia

— LSEEurocrisis (@LSEEurocrisis) September 3, 2017

#France, #Germany and the #EU: The European Motor Sputters to Life https://t.co/do8nYiMjD7 via @SPIEGELONLINE

— LSEEurocrisis (@LSEEurocrisis) July 12, 2017

Helmut #Kohl, citizen of Europe https://t.co/vX1g9Xo9rq via @EP_ThinkTank

— LSEEurocrisis (@LSEEurocrisis) July 3, 2017

Far right politics in #Germany: From fascism to populism? https://t.co/kMEaDAjXBF Interesting, though the #AfD is currently overshooting this trajectory @LSEEuroppblog

— Kai Arzheimer (@kai_arzheimer) February 16, 2018

This one has aged rather well: @LSEEuroppblog – Look ahead to 2017: The #German federal election #AfD https://t.co/oRKlObaAPZ

— Kai Arzheimer (@kai_arzheimer) January 1, 2018

A German government at last? SPD membership likely to vote on coalition deal early March. European revival and “end of austerity imperative” more Schulz’s (new foreign minister) rhetoric to them than actually written into the deal? https://t.co/IcwkZ7XXKn

— European Institute (@UCL_EI) February 7, 2018

"A vote for the far right is a sort of vengeance for being betrayed." Does the new coalition in Germany offer centrist stability or fan the populist flame? https://t.co/odkHQdFBdD @nytimes

— Oxford Politics (@OUPPolitics) February 15, 2018

What's a median legislator and why could he/she be key for #AngelaMerkel ? Dr Tom Quinn @uniessexgovt
writes for @ConversationUK https://t.co/ytfQx3l26m

— Government @ Essex (@uniessexgovt) November 22, 2017

Research from #Germany argue the burden of #CorporateTax borne by labour is vary across different groups of employees. Young, unskilled employees, workers with high job tenure & those in capital-intensive sectors are predominantly affected. https://t.co/gHVfaqrUT3 #inequality

— Austaxpolicy (@Austaxpolicy) December 11, 2017

Germany gets a government | Marcus Colla https://t.co/7M4vxNKS7y

— The Lowy Institute (@LowyInstitute) March 5, 2018

#election in #Germany: economic reforms will have low priority for the next government, says @MFratzscher https://t.co/4Q145kXyZI #btw2017

— DIW Berlin (@DIW_Berlin_en) September 26, 2017

Statement of DIW president @MFratzscher about the ramifications of the German federal election 2017 #vlog #Election2017 https://t.co/U9gvUsNvwp

— DIW Berlin (@DIW_Berlin_en) September 25, 2017

#Populism divides #Germany: heavy concentration of populist vote in Eastern rural areas#in pic.twitter.com/wEE8PeIMj6

— Marcel Fratzscher (@MFratzscher) September 21, 2017

#inequality matters: majority of AfD and Linke voters in Germany feel treated unfairly. #in pic.twitter.com/7OnjfDSeyP

— Marcel Fratzscher (@MFratzscher) September 20, 2017

Germany voting: extreme right & left are predom. male, poor, frustrated, less educated, live in weaker regions.https://t.co/Fy9vKcvhiN #in pic.twitter.com/RVtaUhcDFF

— Marcel Fratzscher (@MFratzscher) September 20, 2017

Fact #4: poverty risk in Germany has increased strongly, also since 2005, esp. for single parents, is higher than in EU. #in #inequality pic.twitter.com/igK1ckVTQn

— Marcel Fratzscher (@MFratzscher) September 15, 2017

Fact #3: the wage gap in Germany has increased strongly since 1995 (& less s. 2010), bottom 40% have lower real wages today. #in #inequality pic.twitter.com/YlWx994rwb

— Marcel Fratzscher (@MFratzscher) September 15, 2017

Fact #2: atypical employment in Germany has risen for people with low income, and has fallen for those with high income. #in #inequality pic.twitter.com/f2EJw5QvA7

— Marcel Fratzscher (@MFratzscher) September 15, 2017

Fact #1 on #inequality in Germany: The middle class is shrinking, independent of narrow or wide definition. #in pic.twitter.com/asSd0BW2yU

— Marcel Fratzscher (@MFratzscher) September 15, 2017

German lawsuits against #ECB QE lack merit, but could cause damage and polarize German election debate. My take: https://t.co/yAEgP9wQgB #in

— Marcel Fratzscher (@MFratzscher) August 15, 2017

In almost every European country, the capital contributes strongly to the countries’ economy. However, there is one exemption: Germany. Without Berlin, the German GDP per capita would be even higher. https://t.co/TglBlcqeNA

— Andreas Peichl (@APeichl) January 3, 2018

“Without it [Berlin], Germany’s GDP per person would be 0.2% higher. By comparison, if Britain lost London, its GDP per person would be 11.1% lower; France without Paris would be 14.8% poorer.” — @TheEconomist https://t.co/oBdmzuwBXT

— Dusty (@Duuuusty) December 4, 2017

Germany Vol.5 (Economy, et al.)

Germany’s Economy: Successes and Challenges (11/28/2017) | Kimberly Amadeo @thebalance
The Economic Miracle and Beyond
Germany: The Party System from 1963 to 2000 | Kimberly A. Allan
Focus Germany @DeutscheBank #dbresearch
How the German elections may affect Brexit | @leopoldtraugott @OpenEurope
German elections: Merkel looking for a (new) deputy (08/29/2017) | Daniel van Schoot and Stefan Koopman
Deutsche Bundesbank
Deutsche Bank
Commerzbank A.G.
KfW Group
DZ Bank Group
UniCredit Bank AG (HypoVereinsbank)
Landesbank Baden-Wurttemberg
Bayerische Landesbank
Norddeutsche Landesbank Girozentrale
Helaba
Germany | @TheEconomist
Articles on German politics | @ConversationUS
https://twitter.com/fnfnorthamerica/status/970715584538267648

What happened to Europe’s left? V good overview: https://t.co/MlY0sle0vP via @LSEEuroppblog

— Claudia Chwalisz (@ClaudiaChwalisz) February 21, 2018

How German bureaucrat Martin Selmayr seized power in an astonishing EU coup https://t.co/Q1mhlYWYqr

— The Spectator (@spectator) March 9, 2018

https://twitter.com/boell_us/status/936310323291787265

Is the Eastern Partnership still relevant today? #HBS intern Andrea Sandbrink investigates in light of upcoming Nov 24 summit. Read about it here: https://t.co/gErie2LVQv

— Heinrich Böll Foundation North America (@boell_us) November 22, 2017

Analyzing the Efficiency of County Road Provision – Evidence from Eastern German Counties – new ifo Working Paper – Carolin Fritzsche https://t.co/ZmUSRHPrlE pic.twitter.com/s6Fy6cNssA

— ifo Institut (@ifo_Institut) February 12, 2018

France and Germany agree on #eurozone reform @pisaniferry @FBF_School https://t.co/yaareUZLgZ

— The Robert Schuman Centre (@RobSchuCentre) February 16, 2018

The #German population is constantly ageing and neither the labour market, municipal infrastructure investments, nor the German pension system are currently adequately prepared. #demography #demographicChange https://t.co/1dPoTbvn6Y pic.twitter.com/oTvXSmXGuc

— IWH (@IWH_Halle) February 19, 2018

#German federation of industries expects 3% production increase https://t.co/uvIGt1vYmu

— Make it in Germany (@MakeitinGermany) November 16, 2017

14 Franco-German economists of different political colours published a roadmap for #Eurozone reform. If they can find common ground, so can their govt's. Read the full report by @henrikenderlein and colleagues: https://t.co/1TVMedv9yo pic.twitter.com/pzaoM2NM3w

— Delors Institut Berlin (@delorsinstitut) January 17, 2018

Prof. Andreas Nölke @goetheuni: "#Germany’s social democrats will need to change course if they don’t want to end up in political oblivion like their European sister parties" https://t.co/zGyeFo7Stq #socialdemocrats #renewal #SPDerneuern via @ips_journal

— FES EU (@FES_EU) February 20, 2018

Jan Cremers from @TilburgU suggests in this new publication that working conditions in the #SingleMarket could be enhanced by the establishment of a #European Labour Authority: https://t.co/ptxOqlhY4X @wef @CEPS_thinktank @EuropaWorld @socialeurope pic.twitter.com/Aveo2zszSz

— FES EU (@FES_EU) February 10, 2018

Logistics Indicator 4th Quarter 2017: The business climate in the German logistics sector improved noticeably and has now reached a new high mark.
Check out the details at https://t.co/xDqniuQfhK ^as pic.twitter.com/vgw0JVSxLV

— BVL International (@BVL_Int) January 17, 2018

The EU concluded its #trade reform in December. @ifo_Institut's Gabriel Felbermayr on how the EU's trade reform looks pretty similar to US policy…and why Germany showed so much restraint: https://t.co/IAdTv7yB4a

— AICGS (@AICGS) January 2, 2018

"With increasing tariffs on foreign traded goods, #consumers are expected to pay higher prices for many products" Holger Görg on the consequences of #SteelTariffs english interview summary by @germany_kcg @LeibnizWGL https://t.co/ekSqTfJsAg

— Kiel Institute (IfW) (@kielinstitute) March 14, 2018

https://twitter.com/GGrimalda/status/951775509054095360

New DIW studies: In Germany, the #GenderPayGap is shrinking, the proportion of women on supervisory boards is rising. https://t.co/oGC3ddDOqU (in German) #Womensday #Equality pic.twitter.com/t73jHyhyRe

— DIW Berlin (@DIW_Berlin_en) March 7, 2018

Despite the booming German labor market, wage #inequality is still a relevant issue. In the present DIW study, the authors Markus M. Grabka und Carsten Schröder report on the changes in #wages and their distribution between 1992 and 2016: https://t.co/UHrYUDj1oM pic.twitter.com/jKUg6sFl1k

— DIW Berlin (@DIW_Berlin_en) February 28, 2018

German party #AfD finds more support in rural areas with aging populations. Policies must focus in particular on rural areas with an unfavorable demographic trend. New DIW Weekly Report by @MFratzscher, Christian Franz, and @A_S_Kritikos: https://t.co/7P6VHb2lW1 pic.twitter.com/x6FfUcycB3

— DIW Berlin (@DIW_Berlin_en) February 26, 2018

The latest #DIWRoundup provides a brief overview of the literature on the #macroeconomic effects of #ExchangeRate movements: https://t.co/MgF0KdHXAr pic.twitter.com/mEXSItpA1Z

— DIW Berlin (@DIW_Berlin_en) February 20, 2018

#ElectricityPrices in Germany: providers passed the cost savings from falling wholesale prices on to households to varying degrees. New DIW study by @tomaso_duso and Florian Szücs: https://t.co/8GSBj6MQFF pic.twitter.com/ii6WCaS70h

— DIW Berlin (@DIW_Berlin_en) February 7, 2018

Every year in GER, around 200 bn euros are invested in knowledge-based capital. These investments do not only increase company productivity, however. They also make #investments in traditional capital goods, such as machinery or buildings, more effective: https://t.co/d7TwanqQhN pic.twitter.com/hYaDNWQUBN

— DIW Berlin (@DIW_Berlin_en) February 1, 2018

The German #economy continues to soar: the DIW #EconomicBarometer is at its highest reading in seven years. The index score for the first quarter landed at 118 points, an increase of almost four points compared to the last quarter of 2017: https://t.co/rpHEcUnjPu @f_fichtner pic.twitter.com/b6U0AdSMlO

— DIW Berlin (@DIW_Berlin_en) January 31, 2018

“ECB statistics show that #wealthdistribution in Germany is extremely unequal. But a DIW Berlin analysis shows that the situation is even worse than initially thought.” @SPIEGELONLINE about a discussion paper (https://t.co/uiSqFvpZpM) by @SBachTax et al. https://t.co/dURok21LIz

— DIW Berlin (@DIW_Berlin_en) January 30, 2018

“As the economy in the #euroarea continues its recovery, the #ECB now needs to find the right pace for #monetarypolicy normalization – Economic literature emphasizes the importance of a good communications strategy as asset purchases are being reduced.” https://t.co/gzCcNCEcCz pic.twitter.com/nHreUOXG3I

— DIW Berlin (@DIW_Berlin_en) January 30, 2018

#austerity policy in conjunction with low interest rate increases sovereign debt and economic slowdown in southern Europe – #DIWfocus with Mathias Klein https://t.co/QPoShSlbsU #euro #eurozone pic.twitter.com/WgimwIVKdT

— DIW Berlin (@DIW_Berlin_en) January 22, 2018

gross #incomegap in Germany has increased since reunification: the top 10% of income earners earn almost as much as the middle 40% https://t.co/SyNBZflZzb #WIR2018 #WorldInequalityReport pic.twitter.com/RRpcxhiX78

— DIW Berlin (@DIW_Berlin_en) January 16, 2018

DIW #construction volume forecast: New residential construction has driven the growth in Germany’s #constructionindustry in recent years. In 2018 & 2019 the volume of new construction will continue to expand. However, its rate of expansion will decrease: https://t.co/tbFghXsdFE pic.twitter.com/IweVKmpFye

— DIW Berlin (@DIW_Berlin_en) January 15, 2018

New DIW analysis: in 2016, around one-third of children who do not speak German at home are in a facility where over 50 percent of the children attending are in a similar situation: https://t.co/ehqVzSGIJs #nurseryschool #daycarecenter pic.twitter.com/LFcTl1BZrp

— DIW Berlin (@DIW_Berlin_en) December 20, 2017

#crudeoil: market trends and simulations point toward stable equilibrium / competition has intensified as a result of the now firmly-established #shaleoil extraction industry in the U.S. https://t.co/Ar8HRUpApY #OPEC pic.twitter.com/97Ohw5GXZm

— DIW Berlin (@DIW_Berlin_en) December 20, 2017

DIW #EconomicOutlook: The German #economy is expected to grow by 2.2 percent this year and next. The growth rate will likely be somewhat lower again in 2019: around 1.6 percent. https://t.co/BAZt0TkvCK #GrossDomesticProduct pic.twitter.com/ObGdh3pfgL

— DIW Berlin (@DIW_Berlin_en) December 15, 2017

“Discussions about current account balances should be conducted by taking into account the high levels of international #investment positions and the associated valuation changes”: #DIWRoundup #Germany #CurrentAccountSurplus #foreigninvestment https://t.co/z9hxwpqTtE pic.twitter.com/BSFPiFKdiG

— DIW Berlin (@DIW_Berlin_en) December 8, 2017

expansive monetary policy: early exit from the European Central bank’s bond purchase program could reduce GDP growth and #inflation in the #euroarea https://t.co/Jpx48qxwKI #ECB #monetarypolicy pic.twitter.com/MBhJn8BcAO

— DIW Berlin (@DIW_Berlin_en) December 7, 2017

In 2016, 1.8 million people who were eligible for the #minimumwage were actually earning less than €8.50 gross per hour (the German minimum #wage at the time) based on their contractual work hours – shows a new study by DIW Berlin & @unipotsdam: https://t.co/qM0zBPyYkF pic.twitter.com/u9pPU5zJhZ

— DIW Berlin (@DIW_Berlin_en) December 6, 2017

Two DIW studies on the partial #retirement scheme and raising the normal #retirementage in Germany: simulations show positive employment effects and fiscal implications https://t.co/19aXpD0Iqq #EconomicBulletin pic.twitter.com/fbh2eK4l6C

— DIW Berlin (@DIW_Berlin_en) December 4, 2017

DIW study by @CKemfert et al. shows that the Paris climate protection target – limiting #globalwarming to below two degrees – can be achieved inexpensively without #nuclearpower: https://t.co/tPykzH7FN3 #COP21 #ParisAgreement #RenewableEnergy #EnergyTransition pic.twitter.com/jYOGY0gP03

— DIW Berlin (@DIW_Berlin_en) December 1, 2017

Our #EconomicBarometer once again reports exceptionally strong growth in the final quarter of 2017: the index level increased to 113 points. #GDP should thus continue to outperform at a read of 0.8% in the fourth quarter: https://t.co/hgWRZmhtb4 #GrossDomesticProduct #Germany pic.twitter.com/Bm2rJmiDuF

— DIW Berlin (@DIW_Berlin_en) November 29, 2017

In recent years, German companies have invested more in #ResearchAndDevelopment (R&D) abroad. After a prolonged plateau period, the proportion of #investment abroad rose to around 35%; concurrently R&D expenditure in Germany has continued to rise sharply: https://t.co/7bLaLEoMNM pic.twitter.com/Gv44ceOidw

— DIW Berlin (@DIW_Berlin_en) November 27, 2017

#RenewableEnergies: DIW market value model creates appropriate incentives for investments in system-friendly installation while simultaneously avoiding additional financial risks for project developers. https://t.co/ixVGA66CB9 #Renewables pic.twitter.com/v79rEHdHa8

— DIW Berlin (@DIW_Berlin_en) November 24, 2017

#BadenWuerttemberg, #MecklenburgWesternPomerania, & #Bavaria are the leading German federal states in the field of #renewableenergy. That’s the result from a comparison of the federal states which was compiled by DIW Berlin, @RenewsTweet, & @ZSW_BW https://t.co/gFWv1HDka0 #energy

— DIW Berlin (@DIW_Berlin_en) November 16, 2017

financial variables in #forecasting: new #DIWRoundup discusses theoretical models & the link between financial and #businesscycles https://t.co/x0gULsm5mn #macroeconomics #financialmarkets pic.twitter.com/HZfUlJEEqW

— DIW Berlin (@DIW_Berlin_en) November 15, 2017

EU #CapitalMarketsUnion: an alluring opportunity or a blind alley? The macro-perspective: CMU and risk-sharing https://t.co/gMlQUN3UYL #Vierteljahrsheft zur Wirtschaftsforschung #EMU #EUCMU pic.twitter.com/MaIpKQTTEe

— DIW Berlin (@DIW_Berlin_en) November 10, 2017

Although the #youthunemployment rate in the #EU has plummeted in recent years, it is still difficult for teens/young adults to find #employment. The #unemploymentrate in the 15-24 age group is still 2.5 times as high as that of person aged 25 years or more https://t.co/J0RdTEHiyg pic.twitter.com/g3BwKQHlfA

— DIW Berlin (@DIW_Berlin_en) November 9, 2017

Latest DIW #EconomicBulletin: #Centralbanks should communicate their #interventions in the foreign #exchangemarket. https://t.co/5rEK5TIiTP pic.twitter.com/DXKNTk6gQi

— DIW Berlin (@DIW_Berlin_en) November 2, 2017

DIW #EconomicBarometer 10/17: #GDP growth is well above average – 0.7 % in the third quarter and 0.9 % in the fourth https://t.co/tOKcCHnZna pic.twitter.com/OTkqhMshXo

— DIW Berlin (@DIW_Berlin_en) November 1, 2017

Study on profession-specific #GenderPayGap|s: large differences in earnings between men & women within occupations. https://t.co/QyxgeGROJV pic.twitter.com/AXyCQlQ9UY

— DIW Berlin (@DIW_Berlin_en) October 27, 2017

New DIW #EconomicBulletin: #GenderPensionGap in #Germany is higher than in #France and much higher than in #Denmark https://t.co/ZtJyyOXS86 https://t.co/qPZd47xg6y

— DIW Berlin (@DIW_Berlin_en) October 27, 2017

#Daycare centers: family expenditures increased significantly at some points between 1996 & 2015 https://t.co/Xqt44eDvHX #childcare #Germany pic.twitter.com/sEURrmNFbB

— DIW Berlin (@DIW_Berlin_en) October 19, 2017

#FinancialLiteracy promotes financial inclusion in both poor and rich countries: https://t.co/Eh6u1HPn51 #financialsystem pic.twitter.com/oKHqiDdOHV

— DIW Berlin (@DIW_Berlin_en) October 12, 2017

#RenewableEnergy policy in #Germany: Risk hedging is taking center stage; new study in DIW #EconomicBulletin https://t.co/NblfzCR1pz pic.twitter.com/fHJ621FJDW

— DIW Berlin (@DIW_Berlin_en) September 28, 2017

op-ed on #EMU reforms by @MFratzscher @pisaniferry @Isabel_Schnabel @MarkusEconomist et al: https://t.co/ySw7wxSnLc #France #Germany #Europe https://t.co/aVflTTfEsY

— DIW Berlin (@DIW_Berlin_en) September 27, 2017

#Germany: Heating costs minus 6% in 2016 but #energy consumption plus 2% https://t.co/JNyJJAcZb8 #EconomicBulletin #energytransition pic.twitter.com/U9DyqYnvMq

— DIW Berlin (@DIW_Berlin_en) September 20, 2017

Study by @FelixWeinhardt et al.: Neighbourhood turnover is bad for teenage #education, in Journal of the @EEANews https://t.co/SrctmNkWNE

— DIW Berlin (@DIW_Berlin_en) September 20, 2017

#GenderParity in German politics: further effort required: DIW #EconomicBulletin https://t.co/bjuwe9BgHg #Germany #germanelection pic.twitter.com/Oq9GcSviib

— DIW Berlin (@DIW_Berlin_en) September 14, 2017

DIW #EconomicOutlook: #German #economy continues steady upswing with no sign of overheating https://t.co/czHTwgglLs pic.twitter.com/0wmvXC4S77

— DIW Berlin (@DIW_Berlin_en) September 11, 2017

Once a world leader in renewables, #Germany must realigns its energy policies says @CKemfert @NatureNews https://t.co/BDWJiu94Jp

— DIW Berlin (@DIW_Berlin_en) September 7, 2017

“The most serious challenge is to ensure more #equalopportunities for people” – @mfratzscher via @BerlinPolicy: https://t.co/6ZEUJkR8oK

— DIW Berlin (@DIW_Berlin_en) September 6, 2017

#EconomicBulletin: Germany’s potential #laborforce has grown as a consequence of many factors, including #migration: https://t.co/xDfZn1FYGu pic.twitter.com/LnL7GowSJ8

— DIW Berlin (@DIW_Berlin_en) September 5, 2017

discussion on #tax reform in #Germany: cutting #ValueAddedTax rate could relieve low- and middle-income groups https://t.co/yORwNnoL6i #VAT pic.twitter.com/46nzZV8AsE

— DIW Berlin (@DIW_Berlin_en) August 3, 2017

On the #behavioral effects of deadlines – and their implications for policy design | BCCP Fellow @chtraxler on the effectiveness of #deadlines #dentists #RCT | https://t.co/vAgMORgTVt

— BCCP (@BCCPBerlin) December 11, 2017

Even after the #libor and #euribor scandals benchmark interest rates remain vulnerable to #collusion. New paper by Boot, Klein, and Schinkel @UvA_Amsterdam @DIW_Berlin_en https://t.co/AT2ajyiTMz

— Tomaso Duso (@tomaso_duso) January 11, 2018

[English:] Open #energydata provided by by @DIW_Berlin, @TUBerlin, @tudresden_de and @unidue from research project LKD-EU, supported by @BMWi_Bund: German reference data for power, heat and gas sectors #opendata https://t.co/knyT4vfbYe … pic.twitter.com/afBszSHdC0 https://t.co/JRZ0mAuw61

— Wolf-Peter Schill (@WPSchill) January 2, 2018

Who really pays taxes in 'progressive' Europe and why: My latest in @WSJ cc @SBachTax @MFratzscher https://t.co/L8ZF9bioX2 via @WSJOpinion

— Joseph Sternberg (@josephsternberg) August 4, 2017

Joint #EconomicForecast for #Germany: Upturn Remains Robust – Amid Mounting Tensions https://t.co/CqKPD851dI #Gemeinschaftsdiagnose pic.twitter.com/26gjWfl7kd

— DIW Berlin (@DIW_Berlin) September 28, 2017

All photos of Karl Marx, contextualized with texts and voice-over. Check 'em out! #Marx200 https://t.co/ViUFa4AXDR

— Rosa Luxemburg NYC (@rosaluxnyc) February 19, 2018

Population in Germany is going to increase to 83 million by 2035. But seven federal states will see net decreases. https://t.co/MMXyRcJ8ny pic.twitter.com/rI3JxYLoYm

— IW Brussels (@iw_institute) October 6, 2017

Hundreds of thousands of jobs in the EU partner countries depend on the success of German #exports to the US. https://t.co/MF1lx6yEdB pic.twitter.com/bxA5wc5fZj

— IW Brussels (@iw_institute) October 10, 2017

Proposals to change the governance of the #EMU are on the agenda of all german parties, with different emphasis. https://t.co/S6KZmIOSIO pic.twitter.com/cJXvdp2VRf

— IW Brussels (@iw_institute) September 13, 2017

Germans tend to use their credit or debit cards much less for paying for their shopping than most other EU citizens. https://t.co/8ckqT1F8lb pic.twitter.com/RFoa3koC8j

— IW Brussels (@iw_institute) November 23, 2017

The main obstacle to EU mobility is the linguistic divide in Europe. https://t.co/7a25y1fU5e

— IW Brussels (@iw_institute) November 3, 2017

Berlin is different. pic.twitter.com/ePoNeJ7bEE

— Max Roser (@MaxCRoser) October 19, 2017

Austria Vol.2 (Legislative Election & Coalition 2017)

#Austria's new political landscape > where the new #oevp #fpoe government and other parties performed well/poorly in the #nrw17 elections | maps resized by number of eligible voters https://t.co/HSVZ8T2NBB

Also available as a poster https://t.co/f64zKHK5cN pic.twitter.com/NU4hcYYiVD

— austromorph (@austromorph) December 18, 2017

Factbox: Key figures in Austria’s new coalition government (16/12/2017) | @reuters
SEBASTIAN KURZ (OVP), CHANCELLOR; HEINZ-CHRISTIAN STRACHE (FPO), VICE-CHANCELLOR; KARIN KNEISSL (FPO REPRESENTATIVE), FOREIGN MINISTRY; HERBERT KICKL (FPO), INTERIOR MINISTRY; MARIO KUNASEK (FPO), DEFENSE MINISTRY; HARTWIG LOEGER (OVP), FINANCE MINISTRY; GERNOT BLUEMEL (OVP), CHANCELLERY MINISTRY
MAKING ENEMIES: THE SILBERSTEIN AFFAIR AND THE AUSTRIAN ELECTION (01/15/2018) | Jesus Olivares Guerrero @OxPol
Coalition @TheLocalAustria
Austria holds watershed election marked by migrant crisis (15/10/2017) | @BBC
Republic of Austria (UN, World Bank)
Capital: Vienna
Population: 8.7 million
Area: 83,871 sq km (32,383 sq miles)
Major language: German
Major religion: Christianity
Life expectancy: 80 years (men), 84 years (women)
Currency: euro
Austrian far-right joins coalition led by PM Sebastian Kurz (16/12/2017) | @BBC
Sebastian Kurz gets approval for coalition with Austrian far right: Freedom Party returns to power after 12 years. (12/16/2017) | NICHOLAS VINOCUR @POLITICOEurope
New coalition government shifts Austria to the right: Anti-immigration Freedom Party will take control of much of country’s security apparatus (12/16/2017) | @reuters @CBC
Austria’s new coalition government rules out EU referendum (12/16/2017) | @AFP @DailySabah
Austrian populist coalition deal a warning sign for other EU states (12/17/2017) | Derek Scally @IrishTimes
Austria’s new coalition gets started (PDF; 12/18/2017) | @ING_news
Why Austria’s Anti-Immigrant Experiment Is Worth Watching: The new ruling coalition has set out draconian immigration controls that every populist party dreams of implementing. (12/18/2017) | Leonid Bershidsky @bpolitics
Austria’s Coalition Government Includes Party Linked To Ex-Nazis (12/18/2017) | SORAYA SARHADDI NELSON @NPR
Austrian far-right party strikes coalition deal, enters government (12/18/2017) | SHADIA NASRALLA & FRANCOIS MURPHY @globeandmail
Theresa May congratulates new Austria leader amid huge protest over coalition (12/18/2017) | @AOLNews
Austrian Coalition Puts Europe’s Human Rights Values to the Test: Coalition Has Worrying Policies on Immigration, Asylum, and ‘Political Islam’ (12/20/2017) | Kartik Raj @hrw
The Far Right Is Now in Power in Austria: The new governing coalition includes the Freedom Party, which has deep roots in the country’s Nazi past. (12/29/2017) | Jordan Stancil @thenation
The Austrian Anti-Social Coalition (12/31/2017) | Joachim Becker @LeftEast1
A Populist Victory in Austria: The Freedom Party Enters Government (12/28?2017) | Reinhard Heinisch @ForeignAffairs

Territory vs population:
Two geographies of the Austrian election results #bpw16

More maps: https://t.co/HSVZ8SLcK3 pic.twitter.com/4vESc0djIB

— austromorph (@austromorph) December 7, 2016

@pollofpolls_EU for Austria
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How to watch the Austrian election like a pro: @POLITICO’s guide to keeping on top of all the Austrian action as the far-right FPO looks set to enter government. (10/14/2017) | EMMA ANDERSON & JUDITH MISCHKE
Austria’s Snap Election and the End of the Grand Coalition (10/14/2017) | Lindsay Mackenzie @QuilletteM
Results of Austrian Parliamentary Election 2017 (10/15/2017) | @AUSTRIANUSA
Austria election results: Far-right set to enter government as conservatives top poll: Austria seems to have elected its youngest ever head of government (15/10/2017) | Jon Stone, Samuel Osborne @Independent
Austrian election results: Conservative Sebastian Kurz on course to become Europe’s youngest leader (10/15/2017) | Justin Huggler & Balazs Cseko @Telegraph
AS IT HAPPENED: ‘Whizz-kid’ Kurz’s OVP clearly wins Austrian election, as voters turn right (15/10/2017) | @thelocalaustria
Austria moves to right as anti-immigration star seals election win: Kurz claims credit for closing Balkan migrant trail in 2016 that saw hundreds of thousands of migrants trek into Western Europe (15/10/2017) | @MiddleEastEye
Austria Election: Center-Right Party Head Likely Next Prime Minister (10/15/2017) | SORAYA SARHADDI NELSON @NPR
Young party leader declares victory in Austria election, meaning a turn to the right (10/15/2017) | Maximilian Mayerhofer & Aamer Madhani @USAToday
Austrian Vote Paves Way for Nationalist Party to Enter Government (10/15/2017) | Boris Groendahl & Jonathan Tirone @bpolitics
Austria election: Europe reacts to Sebastian Kurz victory – German Chancellor Angela Merkel said she was hoping for close cooperation in Europe with Sebastian Kurz, who led his conservative party to election victory in Austria. DW has reaction from Berlin and beyond. (16/10/2017) | @dwnews
Meet the 31-year-old conservative poised to become Austria’s new chancellor: Sebastian Kurz reshaped a traditional political party to drive the Austrian elections. (10/16/2017) | Sarah Wildman @vox
Austria election RESULTS: Eurosceptic Sebastian Kurz declares VICTORY in nightmare for EU (16/10/2017) | REBECCA PERRING & ALIX CULBERTSON @Daily_Express
Austria’s election: Four things to know about the result (16/10/2017) | Manes Weisskircher & Matthew E. Bergman @LSEEUROPP
The Guardian view on the Austrian elections: an old threat in a new guise (16/10/2017) | @guardian
Why Austria’s Election Should Worry Liberals (10/16/2017) | Jonah Shepp @nymag
EU holds breath after Austrian vote (10/16/2017) | Georgi Gotev @euractiv
World’s youngest leader: Sebastian Kurz, 31, declares victory in Austria election (16/10/2017) | Shadia Nasralla & Kirsti Knolle @smh
Orban, Szijjarto applaud right-wing victory in Austrian parliamentary election (10/16/2017) | Justin Spike @BudapestBeacon
The Austrian elections should terrify Europeans (10/17/2017) | Paul Hockenos @CNN
Austria’s march to the right got a boost from fake Facebook content (10/17/2017) | Hanna Kozlowska @qz
How the Result of the Austrian Election Will Affect My Life as a Refugee: The Freedom Party’s motto is “Austrians deserve fairness,” but its notion of fairness doesn’t extend to people like me. (10/19/2017) | Zakarya Ibrahem @vicenews
Austrian election proves right-wing populism is new normal in Europe (10/22/2017) | ANNA GRZYMALA BUSSE @TheHill
Austria and Czech elections will change Visegrad dynamics (24/10/2017) | WOJCIECH PRZYBYLSKI @euobs
The Austrian election showed populists yet another path to power (25/10/2017) | MARTIN EIERMANN @NewStatesman
The Battle for Austria’s Right Is a Harbinger for the Rest of Europe: In Vienna, the center-right and populist right are vying for power. All of Europe is watching. (11/01/2017) | PETER ROUGH @ForeignPolicy
Austria’s Prospective Ruling Parties Agree on Budget Discipline, Cutbacks for Migrants (11/03/2017) | @reuters @VOANews
The Meteoric Rise of Sebastian Kurz: Austrian Foreign Minister Sebastian Kurz could become his country’s next chancellor on Sunday. The politician is conservative and vain, but also adroit. What would the 31-year-old’s election mean for the country? (13/10/2017) | Walter Mayr @Spiegel
Now it’s Austria’s Turn (11/10/2017) | FABIO WOLKENSTEIN @myfairobserver
A few thoughts on the Austrian election: Why the rightwing Freedom party is so successfull and what the likely outcome will mean for Austria and Europe. (10/13/2017) | Felix Simon @medium
Austria’s snap election: Everything you need to know: With a young front runner and an anti-immigration party gaining traction, the election could send shockwaves through Europe. (15/10/2017) | Ceren Senkul @SkyNews
ElectionGuide – Republic of Austria | IFES
Elections in Austria | @OSCE
Austrian parliamentary election (10/15/2017) | @reuters
Austrian president to insist on pro-EU government after election (09/12/2017) | @reuters @businessinsider
How the Populist Right Is Redrawing the Map of Europe (12/11/2017) | Andre Tartar @bpolitics

Austria Vol.1 (Miscellaneous incl Presidential Election 2016)

Austrian Presidential Election Map 2016

#Austria: Shifting into high gear | The Austrian economy ended 2017 on a high note, with fourth-quarter GDP of 0.8% compared to the previous quarter and 2.9% for the year https://t.co/obhHmVKciR

— Inga Burk Fechner (@IngaFechner) January 31, 2018

Raiffeisen Bank International (#RBI) sees the Austrian economy growing by 2.8% to 3.2% this year and around 2.5% in 2018—much faster than the eurozone average—and this time it is a broad-based recovery. https://t.co/2QpbtRViXs #Austria #AustriaGDP #CEE #AustrianEconomy

— Global Finance (@GFmag) January 26, 2018

#PwC Global Economy Watch Predictions for 2018: Let the good times roll https://t.co/PUOIcoS0dH pic.twitter.com/21z1bLZ19v

— PwC Österreich (@PwC_Austria) December 21, 2017

Austrian economy to continue its current strong performance going into 2018 – ING https://t.co/EtRwPsAVAj #Austria #Banks

— FXStreet News (@FXstreetNews) December 15, 2017

I argue surging #Austria economy boosts #SPÖ but… #nrw17

As economy takes off in Austria.. https://t.co/175s70COKm via @LSEEuroppblog

— Michael Burri (@Michael__Burri) October 4, 2017

Austrian president fumes as police raids set off political storm https://t.co/yIzkJPfK7z

— Reuters World (@ReutersWorld) March 9, 2018

Austria plans to put immigration and borders at heart of EU presidency https://t.co/kSndb5edrn

— Reuters World (@ReutersWorld) March 9, 2018

Austria politician Strache loses 'public insults' court case https://t.co/0eVz17o6s0

— BBC News (World) (@BBCWorld) March 1, 2018

[Focus] #EU should ban #Austria presidency, French appeal says https://t.co/67D87CNc0F

— EUobserver (@euobs) December 29, 2017

Austria’s Kurz in Brussels on first foreign trip https://t.co/UqCgwsiIWB #news via @New_Europe pic.twitter.com/xOLfV4zSRu

— New Europe (@New_Europe) December 19, 2017

Austria’s new interior minister, Herbert Kickl, is a man to watch. Seen as the far-right party ideologue and a provocateur, his style is a full frontal attack. He is now in charge of the police and security services. https://t.co/DDUtbAxQZy via @LSEEuroppblog

— Caroline de Gruyter (@CarolineGruyter) December 21, 2017

Austria’s #Kurz Declares Fighting anti-Semitism a Priority https://t.co/sMRL5ZmLod

— The European Post (@theEUpost) December 21, 2017

The 'davidcameronisation' of politics: politicians who look good, speak well but lack true seriousness – @kadriliik https://t.co/L2xKEZFrCo

— ECFR (@ecfr) October 17, 2017

"Austria’s Rightward Lurch Is Europe’s New Normal" via @nytimes. @FabianZuleeg #EPCPress #Austria #nrw17 https://t.co/fDjHWH4DKf

— EuropeanPolicyCentre (@epc_eu) October 16, 2017

Today #Austria votes! #FPÖ is doing well in polls. What is behind the success of #PopSov parties? Check https://t.co/WBxAaRIfaR # nrw17 pic.twitter.com/XNFh2MMCll

— HCSS (@hcssnl) October 15, 2017

Three weeks ago Germany, now Austria: Europe‘s social democrats are not doing well. #AustrianElection pic.twitter.com/wToEBGcrR3

— Carl Berning (@carlberning) October 15, 2017

Phew. Some actual good news. In 2016… Austria rejects far-right candidate Norbert Hofer in presidential election https://t.co/hvy52yYAYr

— Matt Haig (@matthaig1) December 4, 2016

Austria: Presidential rerun could see far-right nationalist win

Austrians go to the polls Sunday to pick a president, with a choice between left-wing Alexander Van der Bellen and anti-immigration candidate Norbert Hofer of the far-right Freedom Party. https://t.co/rpVRc7dHvZ

— Bitcoin_retirement (@Nano_coin) March 12, 2018

Reflections on the 2016 Austrian Presidential Electionhttps://t.co/PeXmFxjOvW #Austria pic.twitter.com/zI2jqi4Mxp

— Vision Politic (@vision_politic) June 30, 2016

Reshaping #Austria's political landscape > 2016 presidential election #map: https://t.co/acZsKq42vp #bpw16 pic.twitter.com/C8PEMEVhbE

— austromorph (@austromorph) May 23, 2016

Interesting map! "@EuropeElects: Austria Shift of Votes: 1st/2nd round Presidential Election 2016#Wahl16 #Austria pic.twitter.com/aJTCja1sl8"

— Kasper Vanpoucke (@KasVanpoucke) May 23, 2016

Austria: Opinion polling for the 2016 presidential election. #bpw16 pic.twitter.com/BoCC5bSA0k

— Europe Elects (@EuropeElects) August 25, 2016

The Borsen-Kurier of Vienna about Free Territory and Free Port of Trieste | @TriesteLibera

Most likely outcome is a coalition government between ÖVP&FPÖ says F.Wolkenstein https://t.co/l1Ix5SwPEE @LSEEuroppblog #Austria #elections

— ElectoralSystemProj (@ElectSystProj) September 11, 2017

How to tackle populism: Macron vs Kurz @MichaelCottakis @1989_Generation https://t.co/QTtPulfPuY

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) March 3, 2018

Could Austria join the Visegrád Group? https://t.co/ZdC8Y588MX

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) October 27, 2017

Austria focuses on the short term, Germany the long term, in responding to populism https://t.co/6L3DkNFyxg

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) October 17, 2017

Level of education and voting behaviour in the 2013 and 2017 Austrian elections – from @EuropeElects pic.twitter.com/zFQV8HjMhs

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) October 16, 2017

Austria’s election: Four things to know about the result – from
@ManesWeissk https://t.co/p7TAyq3Mce

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) October 16, 2017

Austria goes to the polls today, read our preview of the election from @HubertSickinger @EvaZeglovits @JaMoEberl https://t.co/SfFKlt4YtM

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) October 15, 2017

As the economy takes off in Austria, voters remain torn between economic optimism and anti-immigration politics https://t.co/nWXGAENjy4

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) October 11, 2017

Austrian Euroscepticism has grown markedly, but voters still show little support for leaving the EU https://t.co/CypQ8XtrF8

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) October 9, 2017

For #SebastianKurz, #Austria’s 31-Year-Old New Leader, a Swift Rise https://t.co/929c7bjWqd via @nytimes #AustrianElection

— LSEEurocrisis (@LSEEurocrisis) October 17, 2017

Exit polls show Conservatives led by Sebastian Kurz 'in first place' with far right second #AustrianElections https://t.co/2uB6hF447i

— LSEEurocrisis (@LSEEurocrisis) October 15, 2017

In her latest blog post, @tessaszy analyze how big the chances are for a successful far-right coalition in Austria: https://t.co/xemFlAQntk

— Carnegie Europe (@Carnegie_Europe) October 17, 2017

In an interview with @WPReview, @StefanLehne comments on Austria's "Anti-Face-Veiling Act" ahead of the country's legislative election. https://t.co/ksWDs7KeWp

— Carnegie Europe (@Carnegie_Europe) October 13, 2017

An idyllic Austrian town reveals the gulf between elite expectations and rural mores. @peterrough in @ForeignPolicy https://t.co/7GJgyelC1o

— Hudson Institute (@HudsonInstitute) November 2, 2017

Can Austria’s New Wunderkind Solve the Migrant Crisis? https://t.co/DxlqOTWYRZ

— National Interest (@TheNatlInterest) October 28, 2017

Judging Austria’s lurch to the right https://t.co/M5fcTLqRWD

— The Lowy Institute (@LowyInstitute) January 8, 2018

Populism, nationalism, separatism: The EU’s new, and old, challenge | Daniel Woker https://t.co/HikqrmBBFf

— The Lowy Institute (@LowyInstitute) October 26, 2017

Austria has enacted the #ClimateChangeAct in 2011 and makes considerable efforts to foster its green economy @LinhartBMEIA #EEDIM pic.twitter.com/gz2exQpxEh

— Austria at OSCE (@AUT_OSCE) October 16, 2017

With a healthy economy & low unemployment Austria could be perfect for those wanting to #workabroad: https://t.co/G719dk042j #traveltuesday pic.twitter.com/wIkdG3VIys

— Prospects.ac.uk (@Prospects) August 29, 2017

President @poroshenko: Austria is one of the biggest investors in the development of the Ukrainian economy #Ukraine #Austria https://t.co/doQNdfv6OZ pic.twitter.com/6QAkLFr4WK

— The Bankova (@TheBankova) February 8, 2018

#MarshallPlan accelerated Austria's economic recovery & continues to have an effect on Austria's economy https://t.co/tZAoqX7ftO #Marshall70

— U.S. Embassy Vienna (@usembvienna) November 12, 2017

Eurozone: Political risk still simmering. Events in #Austria, #Spain and #Italy highlight the ongoing trend towards populist, nationalist and now regionalist sentiment. Read on .@altii_news https://t.co/h1WSSdmgbD #europe #eurozone #politics #PR #news #economy #Catalonia pic.twitter.com/6csWDN6BOq

— Business Wire DE (@BusinessWireDE) November 13, 2017

.@washingtonpost – @AP: Behind the #Croatian #bankruptcy that’s shaking the #Balkans #HDZ #Croatia #Slovenia #Serbia #Bosnia #Austria #Liechtenstein #CORRUPTION #economy #jobs #London #Hungary #Germany #Russia https://t.co/txnX5H8RdO

— Adriatic Institute (@AdriaticIPP) November 27, 2017

The economy of Europe is booming, but nowhere more than the German-speaking countries. We take a look at the property markets in Germany, Austria and Switzerland in our special report: https://t.co/RJQYWs0PuD #CRE pic.twitter.com/bHqXHqyOKM

— CBREGlobalInvestors (@CBRE_Global_Inv) January 5, 2018

Italy (General Election 2018)

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Italian elections 2018 – full results: Italy yesterday went to the polls to choose over 900 members of its two houses of parliament. Former prime minsters Silvio Berlusconi and Matteo Renzi were the big losers as voters opted for anti-establishment parties (05/03/2018) | @guardian
Italy election: Populist Five Star and League vie for power (05/03/2018) | @BBC
How to watch the Italian election like a pro (03/05/2018) | EMMA ANDERSON & JACOPO BARIGAZZI @POLITICOEurope
The incredibly complex Italian election is today ? here’s a simplified version of what you need to know (03/04/2018) | Will Martin @businessinsider
The Impossibility of Italian Politics (03/07/2018) | JOHN LLOYD @aminterest
Italy election to result in hung parliament: Former PM Matteo Renzi will reportedly resign as head of the ruling center-left Democratic Party after a crushing election defeat. Silvio Berlusconi’s right-wing coalition took the lead but may face a hung parliament. (05/03/2018) | @dw_politics
Italy headed for hung parliament as anti-establishment 5-Star Movement projected top vote-getter: According to early projections, none of Italy’s 3 main blocs or groups can govern alone (03/04/2018) | @reuters @CBC
Italy election: what we know so far about who could form a government (03/06/2018) | Daniele Albertazzi @ConversationUK
Let the Populists Try to Govern Italy: An anti-establishment government would finally put the League and the Five Star Movement to the test. (03/09/2018) | Ferdinando Giugliano @bpolitics
After Italy’s Election, 2 Rival Populist Parties Claim Right To Lead Next Government (03/05/2018) | Sylvia Poggioli @nprpolitics
Victory for Eurosceptic, populist parties shocks the establishment in Italy election (03/05/2018) | Nick Squires & Peter Foster @Telegraph
Italy elections deliver stalemate, Silvio Berlusconi and maverick Five Star advance (03/05/2018) | @reuters @ABCnews
Italian general election ? when are the results out? (03/04/2018) | Sara Sjolin @MarketWatch
Italy’s Election Is A Blow To European Unity And A Boost For The Far Right: Anti-establishment and anti-immigrant parties made serious gains, throwing the country into political uncertainty. (03/05/2018) | Nick Robins-Early @HuffPostPol
Italy election: Populist parties claim right to govern after poll stalemate – A right-wing coalition is set to win the most votes overall, with the populist 5-Star Movement the biggest single party. (03/05/2018) | @SkyNews
ANTI-IMMIGRANT POPULISTS JUST CLEANED UP IN ITALY’S ELECTION (03/05/2018) | Tim Hume @vicenews
Italy election: Italy goes to the polls: ITALIAN voters have delivered a hung parliament, meaning none of the country’s three main blocs or groups can rule alone, after a topless protester left Silvio Berlusconi with a clear message. (03/05/2018) | @AP @newscomauHQ
Riding wave of anger over jobs and immigration, Italian voters line up behind populist parties (03/05/2018) | Tom Kington @latimes
Italy election: Exit poll gives edge to center-right coalition (03/04/2018) | John Bacon @USATODAY
Italy’s election should be a wake up call for the EU: The EU can turn the victory of the populist Five Star Movement into an opportunity for dialogue and transformation. (03/08/2018) | Silvia Mazzini @AlJazeera
Italy election: What was the result and what is the Five Star Movement?: Nation faces political standstill after voters deliver hung parliament as support for anti-establishment party soars (06/03/2018) | Samuel Osborne @Independent
Election projections point to euroskeptic shift in Italy (03/04/2018) | FRANCES D’EMILIO & COLLEEN BARRY @AP @ABC
What the Italian election can tell us about the United States: Elections are the first step. What we care about is who is in and who is out of the government. (03/02/2018) | Hans Noel @vox
Italy heads to polls in election overshadowed by populism: Italians began voting on Sunday in one of the country’s most uncertain elections ever, with far-right and populist parties expected to make major gains and Silvio Berlusconi set to play a leading role. (03/04/2018) | @France24_en
Revolution at the polls: How Italy made Steve Bannon’s “ultimate dream” come true (03/06/2018) | Annalisa Merelli @qz
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How Italy’s New Electoral System Works (03/02/2018) | Marco Bertacche @bpolitics
Italy election 2018: A simple guide to the vote (03/01/2018) | Holly Ellyatt @CNBC
Italy election 2018: Untried voting system could return victory for Berlusconi’s right-wing coalition: But pollsters admit anything could happen (09/02/2018) | Gavin Jones @Independent
How does Italy’s new electoral law actually work? (15/01/2018) | Catherine Edwards @TheLocalItaly
https://twitter.com/five4life/status/971087279249764353

🇮🇹 #Italy | Nearly 100% counted

Centre-right 37.1%
M5S 32.6%
Centre-left 22.8%#elezioni2018 #elezioni #ElezioniPolitiche #ItalianElections pic.twitter.com/VcCRbSDZoi

— Electograph (@Electograph) March 5, 2018

Expect the unexpected – the PEOPLE will rise! 🇮🇹#ItalianElections #Elezioni4Marzo2018 #elezioni2018 #ItalianElection2018 #Italy pic.twitter.com/RMpfVBclP7

— John Mark Owen 🇬🇧 (@JohnMarkOwen) March 4, 2018

#ItalianElections are scheduled Sunday. I run a few simulations based on opinion polls and relative territorial strength of parties. The interactive visualisation of the results from the simulation (with some background information is available here: https://t.co/jbNWrG0ufb). pic.twitter.com/3qIclZosMO

— Francesco Bailo (@FrBailo) February 28, 2018

Vote share of each coalition in Italian regions, 2018 election. pic.twitter.com/GtBqI1SLLr

— Alexandre Afonso (@alexandreafonso) March 5, 2018

Italian election leaves science out in the cold: Researchers hold out little hope that the next government will improve their underfunded research system. (23/02/2018) | Alison Abbott @nature

Italian election lays bare gaping north-south divide https://t.co/2YOLapPaOh

— Reuters World (@ReutersWorld) March 9, 2018

Italy's League leader Salvini says Brussels won't like his budget plan https://t.co/XIngGZc6PE

— Reuters World (@ReutersWorld) March 9, 2018

.@Breakingviews Viewsroom podcast: Italy’s elections leave fringe parties in charge https://t.co/wKQp9mWJuv pic.twitter.com/E5MSHL2D2M

— Reuters World (@ReutersWorld) March 10, 2018

If you think the populist revolution is finished, think again. It has only just started, says Rod Liddle: https://t.co/igsplWjPPO

— The Spectator (@spectator) March 9, 2018

.@RachelDonadio takes stock of the implosion of Italy's ruling parties—and the uncertainty ahead: https://t.co/z5XFeggYyk pic.twitter.com/qLjppJ5U5I

— The Atlantic (@TheAtlantic) March 6, 2018

.@RachelDonadio with two ways to read Italy's election results: https://t.co/fS46wfgV4Y pic.twitter.com/pk2R0ZWA80

— The Atlantic (@TheAtlantic) March 5, 2018

.@RachelDonadio on Italy's elections: The extremists get louder, while the center struggles https://t.co/m4BPq5XXvX pic.twitter.com/CArrgawoxn

— The Atlantic (@TheAtlantic) March 2, 2018

#Italy’s election results yet another vindication of @davidfrum’s view in @TheAtlantic that ‘When liberals insist that only fascists will defend borders, then voters will hire fascists to do the job liberals won’t do’. https://t.co/uvvVfawNRS @zmkc

— Mark Higgie (@MarkHiggie1) March 10, 2018

How Italy's Five-Star Movement Is Winning the Youth Vote https://t.co/wZx96hzpAd #diconodinoi su @TheAtlantic pic.twitter.com/lX0Pgz6vTb

— Alessandro Frau (@Ilmercurio85) March 2, 2018

Will Italy's Catholic populists see themselves reflected more in Trump than in their own pope? asks @annamomi https://t.co/Y0TTdU39v3 pic.twitter.com/520qo5AsEw

— The Atlantic (@TheAtlantic) May 23, 2017

What happened in Italy on Sunday and what will happen now? https://t.co/mYN5GsZu2r pic.twitter.com/5XunW6cNI2

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) March 6, 2018

Italy’s election wasn’t just a populist takeover – it was also about the demise of the left https://t.co/aXP2FJ7dWq pic.twitter.com/KrGockQHms

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) March 6, 2018

Our most read article from the Italian election campaign: Has immigration really led to an increase in crime in Italy? https://t.co/eiyUpedx7z

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) March 5, 2018

Evidence from France and Italy: Do governments use EU funds to help buy votes in elections? https://t.co/Yxj71dDfKm pic.twitter.com/HVkixoLxLD

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) March 3, 2018

Final projection for Italian election from @PStanig and Massimo Pulejo https://t.co/3RLvdgHcpa

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) March 2, 2018

Italy’s election: Assessing where the parties stand on the key issues https://t.co/ZUVvsCSXvE

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) March 2, 2018

When Europe is fashionable: The strange paradox of the Italian elections https://t.co/22BuvC6J45

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) March 1, 2018

Why immigration has the potential to upend the Italian election https://t.co/WwhKfhpgxk

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) February 27, 2018

The Italian election: Continuity, change, and Berlusconi’s rebirth – @AndreaCapussela https://t.co/7OuhCSVHop pic.twitter.com/G3XaVMOoSg

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) February 27, 2018

How will Italy’s election affect its relationship with the EU? – from @lorenzocodogno @LSEEI https://t.co/7tjpApD3Sf

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) February 26, 2018

Italexit is not a solution for Italy’s problems https://t.co/DlgiZqmEFy

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) February 18, 2018

Silvio is back: Understanding Berlusconi’s latest revival ahead of the Italian general election https://t.co/VKZXVC07B8

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) February 5, 2018

Italian voters again expressed their preference for the Five Star Movement (M5S) in last weekend’s general election. Where does this support comes from and what does the M5S asks Giannino in this new article on OxPol. https://t.co/VXEx6Q4ZwH

— OxPol (@OxPolBlog) March 6, 2018

On Election day, it will be revealed if Italian voters will pave the way for a grand Berlusconi comeback to the political stage. In this article, Giannino analyses the likely outcomes of Italy's March election:https://t.co/lxfkls7GGu

— OxPol (@OxPolBlog) February 17, 2018

What does a hung parliament mean for Italy and the European UNion? https://t.co/MJZlgX73cX @guardian

— Oxford Politics (@OUPPolitics) March 5, 2018

The populist surge is revived in Italy as former fringe parties secure half of the seats https://t.co/9XIZkQKWD0 @politico

— Oxford Politics (@OUPPolitics) March 5, 2018

The Italian Election 2018: Who are the contending parties and what do they stand for? https://t.co/MPQYYTO92g @TheLocalItaly

— Oxford Politics (@OUPPolitics) March 3, 2018

A decade on from the Euro-zone crisis and Italy's GDP_ has yet to recover. How will the economy impact the general election on Sunday? https://t.co/XXTSl1lBzy @washingtonpost

— Oxford Politics (@OUPPolitics) March 2, 2018

40% of voters remain undecided ahead of 'unpredictable' Italian election https://t.co/3CZvxzp1MP @CNN

— Oxford Politics (@OUPPolitics) March 2, 2018

OUP author, Andrea Lorenzo Capussela discusses how corrupt, wealthy politicians can successfully position themselves as populists: https://t.co/864EKmuYEQ

— Oxford Politics (@OUPPolitics) February 17, 2018

'The French think of Italy either when they have problems with Germany, or when Italy has an election that could spell trouble,' https://t.co/D3YaK8VoU5 @politico

— Oxford Politics (@OUPPolitics) February 10, 2018

Italy’s elections: what are the implications for Europe? @chelotti_nicola @lborouniversity https://t.co/Q9ys2L5CMU pic.twitter.com/KFkiTjTzWr

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) March 6, 2018

Big factors in Italy election were weak economy/high immigration and feeling EU not helping – long coalition talks now likely – could end up with national unity govt and new elections in a year’s time: listen back to @LScazzieri on @talkRadio (2.22pm+) https://t.co/sI4TL5wdUZ

— CER (@CER_EU) March 6, 2018

My reaction to #ItalyElection2018 for @Telegraph: Italy's future now depends on how the Five Star Movement resolves its internal contradictions https://t.co/RwHzhquD0P @CER_EU

— Luigi Scazzieri (@LScazzieri) March 5, 2018

Publicly available seat projections for #Italianelections, as recalculated by @EurasiaGroup (for all plausible coalition options). Hung parliament likely but a majority may be close at hand. #rosatellum #politiche2018 pic.twitter.com/r8I7Ticl6s

— Federico Santi (@FSanti_) February 28, 2018

"those who write Berlusconi off as irrelevant … are likely to be proven wrong yet again, as they have been many times in the past". This article of mine from 2014 is ageing well – not necessarily a good thing, I know https://t.co/9nD7dVIkJ4 via @LSEEuroppblog

— Daniele Albertazzi (@DrAlbertazziUK) February 9, 2018

#ItalianElections 🇮🇹 what comes next?
In our view, a minority right-wing government has become the likeliest scenario.

All the details with our summary below. pic.twitter.com/haLcrzsWl9

— Natixis Research (@NatixisResearch) March 7, 2018

You’ve seen the result, now uncover the story behind it: the rise of Beppe Grillo & Five Star Movement https://t.co/nAaqO0ADxl #ItalyElection #Elezionepolitiche2018 pic.twitter.com/2EAjaF2cPZ

— Routledge Politics (@Rout_PoliticsIR) March 5, 2018

A majority of Italian voters backed Euroskeptic and anti-immigrant parties in a general election, with early vote tallies pointing to a hung parliament: https://t.co/v3zzVuJS8z pic.twitter.com/IZAo8NuvAD

— CFR (@CFR_org) March 5, 2018

Here's what to know about today's #ItalyElection2018, which will have repercussions for the Italian economy and the country's role in the EU. https://t.co/GgczYcOKYR

— CFR (@CFR_org) March 4, 2018

#Italy: More than euroscepticism or regional differences, it was mostly a desire for change that drove Italy's anti-establishment election: https://t.co/XeKlNdfHyq @profdalimonte @FabioBulfone @piccolimeister #ItalyElection2018 #EU

— mike woods (@mawoods) March 6, 2018

#ItalianElections – Triumphant Salvini says Euro 'destined to fail' pic.twitter.com/5b7wlYCBWV

— Ruptly (@Ruptly) March 5, 2018

#ItalianElections "NO to an agreement with Five Star Movement," Salvini confirms https://t.co/RxL5urZ98R pic.twitter.com/QxcWF7ocwl

— Ruptly (@Ruptly) March 5, 2018

#ItalianElections 5 Star Movement (M5S) leader Di Maio greeted by supporters as he arrives to cast his vote https://t.co/QYleBUngeB pic.twitter.com/i132mtlxqW

— Ruptly (@Ruptly) March 4, 2018

#ItalianElections: Berlusconi casts his vote after being contested by topless FEMEN https://t.co/QYleBUngeB pic.twitter.com/2sFiXga6Yh

— Ruptly (@Ruptly) March 4, 2018

#ItalianElections – Italy votes in key national elections pic.twitter.com/48gTfNV5z6

— Ruptly (@Ruptly) March 4, 2018

What does Italy's election result mean? https://t.co/WL4b8T3c3v

— BBC News (World) (@BBCWorld) March 5, 2018

Italian exit polls point to hung parliament, with Five-Star movement and right-wing coalition leading field. https://t.co/UErsu6k6LY

— BBC Breaking News (@BBCBreaking) March 4, 2018

Italy's vote: Fake claims attempt to influence election https://t.co/2aJlgP9d0E

— BBC News (World) (@BBCWorld) March 3, 2018

Italy general election vote: Who's who and why it matters https://t.co/loOpD7oSaa

— BBC News (World) (@BBCWorld) March 2, 2018

Italian election dominated by immigration debate https://t.co/0TRbt4Uemb

— BBC News (World) (@BBCWorld) February 26, 2018

Italy's populist victory heralds choppy waters for Europe https://t.co/DUD7Ui26PT

— Sky News (@SkyNews) March 5, 2018

Exit polls in the Italian election point to a hung parliament, with the Five-Star Movement set to be the largest single party https://t.co/5UnXE83p3t

— Sky News (@SkyNews) March 5, 2018

Italian coalition dealing won't be pretty https://t.co/h8EWVhnnx6

— Sky News (@SkyNews) March 5, 2018

Italy turns right as election delivers hung parliament, reports @jamesmatesitv https://t.co/wfpi0MGhv6 pic.twitter.com/cM5lR9oOra

— ITV News (@itvnews) March 5, 2018

An exit poll has shown the populist 5-Star Movement leading the #ItalianElections but not with a strong enough lead to govern alone https://t.co/yhRs02vxy5 pic.twitter.com/D0TX7Szd2G

— ITV News (@itvnews) March 4, 2018

Why are #Italian voters are so angry? … Real GDP/capita in #Italy today is less than in 1999 #ItalianElections pic.twitter.com/9hHcvf73yb

— Sony Kapoor (@SonyKapoor) March 3, 2018

My dispatch from #Italy's deep south for @vicenews: Ahead of #ItalianElections, the mafia avoids scrutiny as Italy rages over #migrants: https://t.co/Ro8cim6KlU

— Amanda Sperber (@hysperbole) March 2, 2018

Will Berlusconi make a comeback in Sunday's #ItalianElections? It’s anyone’s guess, says @unimelb Prof John Hajek https://t.co/omh32UzO0W pic.twitter.com/ADJDQLIFBc

— Melbourne Law School (@MelbLawSchool) March 2, 2018

Whatever the result of Sunday's vote, without an overhaul of the Eurozone architecture Italy will muddle through until the next crisis hits. @ManesWeissk and I for the @monkeycageblog #ItalyElection2018 @EuropeanUni @RobSchuCentre https://t.co/Ag8UvRbkMj

— Fabio Bulfone (@FabioBulfone) March 1, 2018

How will the Italian General Election impact FX markets? #ItalianElections #FXmarkets #Euro #volatility ~ @EnriqueDiazAlva @mryan815 https://t.co/Edk2xw2rod pic.twitter.com/uVAQLAZdg9

— Ebury (@EburyUK) February 28, 2018

Italy resigns itself to the #euro but risks remain https://t.co/NlQE4ofz1k

— The Robert Schuman Centre (@RobSchuCentre) February 26, 2018

5 months ago @Nigel_Farage said italy will leave the EU next.. Hit the nail on the head.. https://t.co/tjOVWpdA1V #italexit #ItalianElections #Italianelections2018

— UK Adventure Cycling (@philjame5) March 4, 2018

If #Salvini had a picture of him and #NigelFarage together, it would be a royal #populist flush – #populism #ItalianElection2018 #berlusconi #Italy #ItalyElection2018 #ItalianElections #authoritarianism #LePen #putin pic.twitter.com/5WuqkkRlTT

— Mark J Smith (@MarkJSmithonMSN) March 4, 2018

https://twitter.com/barryjohnharper/status/970435176294739968

This weekend’s votes in Italy and Germany will determine the fate of eurozone reform – and the loser may be Emmanuel Macron. My latest. https://t.co/BWy5HsVm5y

— Simon Nixon (@Simon_Nixon) March 1, 2018

"Italy lives through a euro-zone impossible trinity: you cannot be in the euro, honour your public debt, and have a broadly stagnant economy." @terzibus quoting @FrancescoPapad1 on #ItalianElections & economy #ElezioniPolitiche2018 #elezioni2018 >> https://t.co/ZIcUUF8Iwt pic.twitter.com/BSwTROmxYW

— Bruegel (@Bruegel_org) March 11, 2018

"Quantitatively, the credit contraction between 2007 and 2009 can account for about a quarter of the observed decline in Italian total factor productivity growth." Read @SMerler 's blog on the so called "productivity puzzle" #competitiveness #Italy >>https://t.co/sHHrrrBHdd pic.twitter.com/M1LJopcE13

— Bruegel (@Bruegel_org) March 7, 2018

"Italy lives through a euro-zone impossible trinity: you cannot be in the euro, honour your public debt, and have a broadly stagnant economy." @terzibus quoting @FrancescoPapad1 on #ItalianElections & economy #ElezioniPolitiche2018 #elezioni2018 >> https://t.co/6eviWFa1AF pic.twitter.com/x0MAQ3Xr9r

— Bruegel (@Bruegel_org) March 3, 2018

The Italian government bond yield increased both prior to and after Sunday's elections @Bruegel_org #Elezioni2018 #Italianelections2018 #ElezioniPolitiche2018 pic.twitter.com/WYbsZSF9m6

— Gustav Fredriksson (@Gustav_Fred) March 5, 2018

UK Vol.113 (Post-EUref #Brexit Vol.37)

The #BREXIT Game: #negotiations are beginning to look like a “prisoners’ dilemma”, where both parties have an incentive to be uncooperative, risking an outcome that would be unfavourable for all. @mariademertzis & @viegi_nic #EUCO #eucouncil #Brexiters https://t.co/19gafFxuc1 pic.twitter.com/x7FRQwWDp4

— Bruegel (@Bruegel_org) March 6, 2018

#UK business confidence indicators hardly fell after #Brexit vote and have been increasing steadily since. The most likely reason is an expectation of smooth Brexit deal, especially #industry, with more uncertainty for services. @ZsoltDarvas #SingleMarket https://t.co/AUR2Eotk7E pic.twitter.com/5eThUQm8g6

— Bruegel (@Bruegel_org) March 7, 2018

"Nobody explained to British people what #Brexit meant". A selection of charts from our scholars. https://t.co/38BqmZG2dm pic.twitter.com/QPv4GrjCMH

— Bruegel (@Bruegel_org) March 10, 2018

PODCAST | Brexit and the customs union question
Bruegel senior fellow André Sapir clarifies the UK's options for a new relationship with the EU in the wake of #Brexit. Listen to the #SoundOfEconomics on #SingleMarket #CustomsUnion Northern Ireland >> https://t.co/2o78P7mbks pic.twitter.com/1LpRTjRpQr

— Bruegel (@Bruegel_org) March 10, 2018

#Brexit scenarios:
(a) UK remains in #CustomsUnion and #SingleMarket
(b) A creative new idea
(c) Accepts some form of border control between UK and Northern Ireland
(d) goes back onfudge and accepts a border within [the] island of Ireland.
>> https://t.co/wu9DlTJycJ pic.twitter.com/Ku8waHm22A

— Bruegel (@Bruegel_org) March 9, 2018

Whether it looks more like #CETA-plus or #EEA-minus, the trade deal that emerges from phase 2 of the #Brexit #negotiations should not be the limit of ambition for future partnership between the #EU & #UK. By @mariademertzis & A. Sapir. https://t.co/1sPk3dTgCU pic.twitter.com/nFiPqn4H3O

— Bruegel (@Bruegel_org) March 9, 2018

Getting accustomed to Brexit – UK and the customs union scenario. Blogs review by @InesGRaposo on #Brexit #customUnions #SingleMarket>> https://t.co/5aSIdbBfRn pic.twitter.com/pU8K5L7taS

— Bruegel (@Bruegel_org) March 6, 2018

Ireland is the EU member state that will be most impacted by #Brexit. How would the UK and EU might use the special energy relations on the Irish island to commit to a pragmatic solution? Blog post by @GeorgZachmann #energymarket #irishBoarder
>> https://t.co/303Abq1xPH pic.twitter.com/V1IBCaiqjT

— Bruegel (@Bruegel_org) March 4, 2018

The City-REDI team has done a lot of work on #Brexitlocalgov. Here is an article from Prof @r_ortegaargiles and Prof Philip McCann called "How #Brexit will hit different #UK regions and industries" first published in the @ConversationUK – https://t.co/ikPltgwYXi pic.twitter.com/0kTjHxCzy0

— City REDI (@CityREDI) March 8, 2018

We've updated our #Brexit reading list. Find all the research you need in one place https://t.co/gBiMOQS2B6 pic.twitter.com/porsWxj0cQ

— Commons Library (@commonslibrary) February 14, 2018

Another chance to wave around my piece with @laurietannous on US Canada border. @lsebrexitvote https://t.co/KeUEFoa5WV
Spoiler: border made soft by regulatory alignment & x-border coopn, not tech.
Post-Brexit Irish border could be like US-Canada, says May https://t.co/iy5o9qR03j

— Katy Hayward (@hayward_katy) March 5, 2018

And here are, as I see it, the main scenarios we are looking at for UK/EU borders post-Brexit + a summary of what each would mean for GB/NI & NI/IRL borders.

IMO the draft Protocol is narrow interpretation of Joint Report.
UK in a CU wd be minimum to keep E/W open as possible. pic.twitter.com/7R6g73AkFv

— Katy Hayward (@hayward_katy) March 3, 2018

"Sometimes the most damaging thing a useful bureaucratic instrument can do is work seamlessly.
As it becomes absorbed into our infrastructure, it gradually makes itself so ordinary & invisible that we assume we no longer need it."@jonlis1 nails why UK seems so blasé re EU basics https://t.co/JIfGvzQ6Dc

— Katy Hayward (@hayward_katy) February 6, 2018

A good read on Theresa May's #Brexit negotiation strategy & future options for the legitimation of the #Brexit outcome in conditions of highly fragmented voters' preferences re #Brexit deal. By @DahrendorfForum fellow B Martill. https://t.co/po6giQxhKh

— Cornelia-Adriana Baciu (@corneliaa_baciu) March 5, 2018

My overview of the most difficult legal/political issues in the Commission's proposed Brexit withdrawal agreement, for @ConversationUK – https://t.co/lgHNeQW8F0

— Steve Peers (@StevePeers) March 1, 2018

Blogged

What's next for EU27 and UK citizens' rights?

Comments on what the future Brexit withdrawal agreement should include: https://t.co/vtgAahWfyt pic.twitter.com/6XdqcJrYDd

— Steve Peers (@StevePeers) February 6, 2018

https://twitter.com/WeyandSabine/status/968817974906970112

Boris Johnson’s latest contribution to the Irish border question. https://t.co/Vowism2ywj

— Andrea Catherwood (@acatherwoodnews) February 27, 2018

https://twitter.com/WISERDNews/status/966995819898515456

Norwegian lessons for Brexit Britain. Theresa May’s government is firmly against the Norway model. Yet it offers many advantages, even for Brexiteers https://t.co/P4yFloCw82

— Helena Vieira (@helenavieira1) February 23, 2018

Here we go: a summary of the 260-pages report I hand over to the Swedish government today -what should Sweden, a free trading UK-likeminded country, prioritise in the upcoming #brexit negotiations? And why is neither #EEA #CETA #DCFTA a perfect solution? https://t.co/HBqDilJBKl pic.twitter.com/38zshB9KgO

— Anna Stellinger (@AnnaStellinger) February 23, 2018

Listen to Philip McCann presenting the results of our ESRC project @BBCRadio4 @_BartLos @UKandEU @MarkThissen @CityREDI https://t.co/vTH6Klc6uG

— Raquel OrtegaArgiles (@r_ortegaargiles) February 22, 2018

Professor David Harvey looks at UKAP: a Brexit agricultural policy in the making?https://t.co/hxMY12HUzJ @UKandEU @cretweeting pic.twitter.com/7YfHflZ9bV

— Food&Farming Futures (@FarmingFutures) February 21, 2018

My latest @Theosthinktank blog on what Boris Johnson means when he says EU is a "teleological construction" and why he sort of has a point https://t.co/VRmaAWzgKt

— Ben Ryan (@BenedictWRyan) February 19, 2018

George Soros very much helped the battle for democracy during the Cold War. But now, as he picks sides within developed Western democracies, he has come adrift from principles to which his Open Society foundation is dedicated. https://t.co/sqf0L14zQq

— Fraser Nelson (@FraserNelson) February 9, 2018

The cost of Brexit and how much you should trust the forecasts – explained by an economist, @NauroCampos @ConversationUK, #BrexitDamage https://t.co/qtvFji10g3

— Romesh Vaitilingam (@econromesh) February 11, 2018

.@lsebrexitvote adequate view,also applies to FDI perspective.#UK exports to EU is 12% of GDP, UK exp. to #USA is 2.5%.#BREXIT Even under FTA UK will have problems with 60% minimum value-added requiremens= undermining EUproduction networks .@TheNewEuropean https://t.co/b7KXdgJm0G https://t.co/eopZiCeB7j

— Prof. Paul Welfens (@ProfPaulWelfens) February 23, 2018

My piece for the @lsebrexitvote blog on dual British-Irish citizenship https://t.co/llWIZuTjRX @HistoryGold @GoldsmithsUoL

— Prof Richard Grayson (@ProfRGrayson) February 20, 2018

My piece for #FT – time for the Government to state its preferred post-Brexit UK-EU trade relationship. https://t.co/9B8s0k5ZeN

— Ruth Lea (@RuthLeaEcon) February 16, 2018

A very interesting (albeit slightly depressing) analysis https://t.co/4wVfZCvyZ8

— Geraint Rees (@profgeraintrees) February 1, 2018

Nothing comes for free in life, and yet another reminder that the context for FTAs is as much political as it is economic. Also another question relating to post-Brexit life over which Gove and Fox appear to be at loggerheads https://t.co/xt5UvnqEsO

— Pawel Swidlicki (@pswidlicki) February 21, 2018

It would be a calamity if the City navigated Brexit only to find itself at the mercy of vengeful socialists https://t.co/0qzbKPzJCZ via @CityAM

— Christian May (@ChristianJMay) February 21, 2018

Here’s full text of the ERG letter to the PM demanding full Brexit obtained by @SamCoatesTimes pic.twitter.com/W4kKwPoUWk

— Stephen Bush (@stephenkb) February 20, 2018

Excelnt long read on David Davis: bullish wheel-greaser or Brexit fall guy? By @danroberts ” Weeks were wasted dealing with meaningless boasts .. for a “red, white and blue” Brexit. briefed stories they knew wd unravel instantly. A party man to May’s vicar https://t.co/0r3DOckEZx

— lisa o'carroll (@lisaocarroll) February 20, 2018

This is fascinating development – Irish court refuses man's extradition because of if the man were to serve time in the UK, he would be in jail post Brexit https://t.co/fXB566XZuc https://t.co/CVYyd0LPhS

— lisa o'carroll (@lisaocarroll) February 2, 2018

Given the regrettable and harmful desire to control EU migration, Britain's best #Brexit bet may be the Jersey option. Me for @CapX https://t.co/r1xj91SubG

— Philippe Legrain (@plegrain) February 12, 2018

"I don't understand some of the positions of the UK.."

Reassuring to know Barnier is just as puzzled as the rest of us… https://t.co/adQ9CaAgUP

— Jonathan Portes (@jdportes) February 9, 2018

Are the @Telegraph & @NickJTimothy really endorsing the Hungarian government's anti-semitic conspiracy theories about George Soros? https://t.co/TJgGBQf4zp

— Jonathan Portes (@jdportes) February 7, 2018

Free book on Brexit and the future of Europe https://t.co/uqv6rvugJN @policynetwork @WhyEuropeORG @1989_Generation @GenBrexit pic.twitter.com/BBPQeBkysY

— Wolfgang Petzold (@WolfgangPetzold) February 17, 2018

It would be to the EU’s detriment if it shut out the continent’s largest military spender. @shashj on Theresa May's Munich speech https://t.co/Mugy5vlU6y

— CapX (@CapX) February 19, 2018

Important piece from @GuitarMoog. Key line: warns of "a dangerous, deliberate and concerted effort by a group of MPs, with the complicity of some ministers, to undermine an essential part of the UK’s system of government" https://t.co/y0kQjxUOsq

— Chris Grey (@chrisgreybrexit) February 2, 2018

A little piece we did looking at how views about equal opportunities (pro and con) predicted Brexit vote choice (even holding other things constant) and what that might mean for where politics goes next. https://t.co/4FNCPtN5EX

— Rob Ford (@robfordmancs) February 2, 2018

This is very good: and it hits the nail on the head – out constitution is no longer fit for purpose and is dangerously vulnerable to minority rule. https://t.co/lVj6JDL7dr

— George Peretz QC (@GeorgePeretzQC) February 1, 2018

Anyway, my thoughts on that Telegraph story, now v kindly subbed and cleaned up by the excellent @IndraWarnes: https://t.co/8eHrTZUdWy

— Stephen Bush (@stephenkb) February 8, 2018

Short version of Forthcoming JEPP article with Joseph Lacey – the url tweeted by eu visions doesn’t seem to work, but this one does. The case for welfare restrictions in an EU "demoicracy" – https://t.co/B0JOcs72wl via @EuVisions

— Richard Bellamy (@rpbellamy1) February 20, 2018

4a/ Here's the 'staircase info graphic'. pic.twitter.com/GO0DCpylIO

— Martin Cooper (@mpc_1968) February 22, 2018

Today's figures show that, for every 10 EU nationals who leave the UK, 17 arrive. UK still hugely popular. A strange kind of "Brexodus"… pic.twitter.com/rDJSiOOQS4

— Fraser Nelson (@FraserNelson) February 22, 2018

Theresa May wants the UK to lead the next technological revolution. But #Brexit will probably see us crash out of the EU's hi-tech satellite programmes. @Iptegrity asks if May has lost the signal. @lsebrexitvote https://t.co/5TwVM9w7CQ

— InFacts (@InFactsOrg) February 23, 2018

Peter Kellner, former president of YouGov writes an open letter to @JeremyCorbyn following a poll suggesting @UKLabour risks losing votes at the ballot box if it’s seen to back #Brexit.https://t.co/hygNlmCaqR

— InFacts (@InFactsOrg) February 6, 2018

https://twitter.com/GenBrexit/status/964990927063388160

A pro-Brexit group of experts still struggles to put the evidence first, says @matt_bevington https://t.co/vteFUyn0T6

— The Staggers (@TheStaggers) February 27, 2018

Jim O’Neill, the former chairman of Goldman Sachs Asset Management famous for coining the BRICs acronym, thinks there are bigger threats to the British economy than Brexit https://t.co/HZz2kQaSVH pic.twitter.com/9aRTGUcRUP

— The Economist (@TheEconomist) February 4, 2018

"Brexiteers worry about the consequence of Britain’s promise in December that there will be no border checks in Northern Ireland. One Eurocrat calls this “unimplementable” if Mrs May sticks to … leaving the single market and the customs union." https://t.co/1POEnnqTGQ

— David Phinnemore (@DPhinnemore) February 3, 2018

Dublin “not expecting any new initiative on the Irish Border to be floated” by May in Friday speechhttps://t.co/lbitryQ9zt

— David Phinnemore (@DPhinnemore) March 1, 2018

Brexit’s huge threat to rural Ireland and its beef and dairy industries https://t.co/j6VrCWisDJ via @IrishTimesBiz

— David Phinnemore (@DPhinnemore) February 14, 2018

The day the migrants left: A northern English town offers a glimpse of life when migrants leave https://t.co/05znipISWR via @TheEconomist

— Roch Dunin-Wąsowicz (@RochDW) February 2, 2018

Professor Meg Russell @ConUnit_UCL sets out ten key predictions for when the Brexit bill hits the House of Lords @uclspp @UCL_AHSHS https://t.co/vtU1ueroLc

— UCL News (@uclnews) January 23, 2018

Professor Meg Russell @ConUnit_UCL on regulating the House of Lords – this is an ‘extremely delicate moment’ and filling Lords against the spirit of the Burns committee proposal could ‘scupper the ability to reach agreement’ https://t.co/JV1JQfqRzZ @uclspp @UCL_AHSHS

— UCL News (@uclnews) January 8, 2018

A familiar face this week as @PietEeckhout Dean of @UCLLaws & Academic Director of @UCL_EI is the 'Spotlight On' featured on the @UCL website, sharing what he's most proud of, what's top of his to do list and his dream dinner guests… https://t.co/DXBh4B6jPP

— Ellie Forward (@EllieForward) February 9, 2018

New report on Brexit and public opinion reveals profound divisions in the UK @ukandeu https://t.co/HLv8bfiWKy

— Sara Hobolt (@sarahobolt) January 31, 2018

Join now to watch live 'Brexit: what next?' with @hilarybennmp @LSEEI @LSEPubAffairs #LSEBrexit https://t.co/avh3pxZ25s

— LSE Events (@LSEpublicevents) March 1, 2018

Many multinationals may pull out of the UK if it leaves the Customs Union https://t.co/JJYHzAVg8R @CEP_LSE Paola Conconi via @lsebrexitvote

— CEP@LSE (@CEP_LSE) March 1, 2018

Listen to Thomas Sampson explaining why the Conservatives are divided over #Brexit #LSEthinks #LSEthinks https://t.co/M2B0R2lGly pic.twitter.com/pJXn8ZFnYY

— LSE Department of Economics (@LSEEcon) March 6, 2018

Combing the Commission and Council Presidents in a single "EU President" is a really good idea (I would say that as I supported that idea during the Convention on the Future of Europe!). Great that @ECThinkTank now proposing it: https://t.co/2PdODBrF1a

— Simon Hix (@simonjhix) February 20, 2018

Lots of research on bargaining behind the scenes shows the UK is/was very influential in Council, e.g.:https://t.co/Xpy593ce1F https://t.co/HGoQrS68EU

— Simon Hix (@simonjhix) February 20, 2018

Boris makes a familiar “national-liberal” case for Brexist. Problem is that most Leave voters reject the “liberal” part of this, while most Remainers reject the “nationalist” part. His is a minority viewhttps://t.co/h6u6eFZoFl

— Simon Hix (@simonjhix) February 14, 2018

Remainers & 'Stop Brexit' campaign continue to double down on ANTI-BREXIT messsages while our new @BJPolS study suggests PRO-EU messages shift attitudes more. Discuss. https://t.co/dBUjqmeXR4

— Matthew Goodwin (@GoodwinMJ) February 8, 2018

"It would take quite a political storm to create an opportunity for another #referendum". Prof Featherstone comments on the possibility of another #Brexit vote for the @washingtonpost https://t.co/OV9XYmc4qW @lsebrexitvote

— European Institute (@LSEEI) February 15, 2018

A Brexit Gentlemen’s Agreement by Daniel Gros @ProSyn https://t.co/rlruPGPB1C

— CEPS ThinkTank (@CEPS_thinktank) March 8, 2018

This cuts straight through – the #Brexit trilemma from @JohnSpringford

May can have only two out of three… go on, give it a try. Gives you a headache soon enough. pic.twitter.com/NIrerQ72Y5

— Peter Foster (@pmdfoster) March 7, 2018

As the #Brexit row over customs checks on the Irish border drag on, the EU yesterday accused the UK of lax customs checks which allowed import fraud costing the EU €2.7 billion.
My article for The Times: https://t.co/CGpeR31nBd

— Dave Keating (@DaveKeating) March 9, 2018

Jersey holds the key to unlock Brexit dilemma – @SamuelMarcLowe in @EURACTIV https://t.co/xyCN7IZraY

— CER (@CER_EU) March 8, 2018

What can we expect from the Spring Statement? Very little, if the briefings are anything to go by, says @RossjournoClark https://t.co/1H4c8vkEtb

— The Spectator (@spectator) March 9, 2018

UK Vol.112 (Post-EUref #Brexit Vol.36)

Thanks to @openDemocracy for publishing the Dahrendorf policy brief on the consequences of Brexit in Europe, which draws on arguments from Ben Martill and Uta Staiger's new book, Brexit and Beyond. Read the policy brief and download the book for free here: https://t.co/rIzqmh1bI0 pic.twitter.com/7LRsHVz3Bf

— Dahrendorf Forum (@DahrendorfForum) February 27, 2018

"Le temps est court et nous n'avons pas une minute à perdre si nous voulons réussir" @MichelBarnier sur les négociations #Article50 #Brexit

"Time is short and we don't have a minute to lose if we want to succeed" @MichelBarnier on #Article50 negotiations https://t.co/3is7v7vlki

— European Commission 🇪🇺 (@EU_Commission) February 9, 2018

https://twitter.com/EU_Commission/status/961141486250164224

These FAQs are very important for those who don't have time to read whole legal text. Details on citizens' rights, Irish border, Euratom and more….. https://t.co/mYjjHY56sd

— Mark English (@EULondonMark) February 28, 2018

Full panoply of Brexit preparedness notices across a wide range of sectors published here: https://t.co/IDEOiAs3Qw

— Mark English (@EULondonMark) February 7, 2018

https://twitter.com/EUlondonrep/status/959007285153591296

Are EU regs are holding UK back as @BorisJohnson suggests? There’s no evidence UK regs more effective than EU’s + productivity 20-25% lower in UK than France/Germany, says @JohnSpringford https://t.co/vluz1mzy7f

— CER (@CER_EU) February 15, 2018

Last May I argued in this piece that a misplaced sense of national exceptionalism, overconfidence and poor understanding of other countries' strengths and interests was setting Britain up for humiliation. It has proved depressingly accurate: https://t.co/36OUSgvE46 pic.twitter.com/K4At9ByJ7P

— Simon Tilford (@SimonTilford) February 8, 2018

The evidence given re #Brexit and #Ireland and #NorthernIreland by me, by DCU's Prof John Doyle and UCC's Prof Mary Murphy to the House of Lords EU Select Committee on EU Affairs is now available online. https://t.co/qllYQly5rQ

— Gavin Barrett (@GMBGMDB) February 8, 2018

Britain’s imperial fantasies have given us Brexit | Gary Younge https://t.co/fWRhFqkQ9S

— Guardian politics (@GdnPolitics) February 3, 2018

MP Hilary Benn says he thinks it is a "profound mistake" to leave a customs union with the EU. He says nobody is convinced it is possible without placing borders and checks in Northern Ireland – something the government said will not happen #r4today pic.twitter.com/zPD1aHQYQh

— BBC Radio 4 Today (@BBCr4today) February 5, 2018

The EU doesn't want to be more democratic https://t.co/KsoIYyON1O pic.twitter.com/daDCm5EL0S

— Bloomberg Brexit (@Brexit) February 9, 2018

Revealed: These 70 Tory MPs Support The Hard Brexit Group Led By Jacob Rees-Mogg https://t.co/VyOzKf6g0Y via @alexGspence

— Ian Dunt (@IanDunt) February 9, 2018

The yearly cost of hard Brexit is roughly equal to the entire government spend on education and policing https://t.co/eFX6Mkodqb pic.twitter.com/qKdd5FtELJ

— Ian Dunt (@IanDunt) February 2, 2018

Theresa May just warned of "damaging" consequences if the EU doesn't collaborate on security post-Brexit https://t.co/Ok1mIESpQ5

— BuzzFeed UK Politics (@BuzzFeedUKPol) February 17, 2018

"I cannot sit there and watch us moving in a direction that is going to be damaging for millions of ordinary people."
　
Sir John Major says parliament should "take control" of Brexit and insist on a second referendum if necessary. pic.twitter.com/oY5ePhBEKE

— Channel 4 News (@Channel4News) February 28, 2018

I made this graph this morning. It's the annual growth rate of food prices in the UK. The red line is #Brexit. Data from @OECD. pic.twitter.com/FCVz71nIDl

— Josh De Lyon (@joshdelyon) September 29, 2017

The latest edition of our Society Now magazine is out now, covering political party membership, antimicrobial resistance, infant sleep, housing and much more: https://t.co/5Nsqq0NKgA pic.twitter.com/egd9hNOzB1

— ESRC (@ESRC) February 18, 2018

Our #Brexit research has focused on a number of areas, including the defence & security implications, the British public’s preferences for a post-#Brexit UK, & the economic impact of different #trade scenarios https://t.co/dJAE1kEy3d

— RAND Europe (@RANDEurope) February 14, 2018

If the EU doesn't play fair, Britain could leave without paying its tab https://t.co/0SSw9Q1gcr

— POLITICO Europe (@POLITICOEurope) February 20, 2018

Britain's departure leaves the "vulnerable" country vulnerable at the trade table https://t.co/texG41yuuJ

— POLITICO Europe (@POLITICOEurope) February 12, 2018

Donald Trump’s rhetoric has only highlighted the already growing rift between the EU and the US via via @UCL_EI https://t.co/oCjhA89QC4 https://t.co/JvRxGg6CeB pic.twitter.com/tr7QsFCzoB

— UKIP Nonsense #FBPE (@UKIPNFKN) February 6, 2018

Mutual recognition: can the UK have its #Brexit cake and eat it? https://t.co/3JMYFrZfrL pic.twitter.com/YQXEGXkgul

— Institute for Gov (@instituteforgov) February 20, 2018

How to think about Britain's post #Brexit foreign policy https://t.co/YIFszga0Ac @LScazzieri @CER_EU @UKandEU

— E!Sharp (@esharpmag) March 5, 2018

Project lead @Michaelacbenson has been writing about her research with the British in rural France since 2009. You can find a list of her publications on lifestyle migration here:https://t.co/XZ9qnjaI8m #britsinfrance #research https://t.co/49mKOWZhNc pic.twitter.com/GujE03a49O

— Brexit Brits Abroad (@BrExpatsEU) February 18, 2018

George Osborne: Theresa May is powerless to stop votes for 16-year-oldshttps://t.co/rvsvNDoYTM

— PoliticsHome (@politicshome) February 16, 2018

"Harder” forms of #Brexit raise issues that affect the #NHS in all nations of the UK, but there are also several that are specific to #NorthernIreland, the only health service that shares a border with an EU member state – @markgdayan in a new blog for @UKandEU https://t.co/2XcX91yGpM

— Nuffield Trust (@NuffieldTrust) February 5, 2018

OUP author Jan Zielonka discusses Brexit, liberalism and the future of the European Union in interview with Sky News https://t.co/5BjxskOmNj @skynews

— Oxford Politics (@OUPPolitics) February 20, 2018

Is the European Union missing the opportunity to reform itself while Brexit negotiations continue? https://t.co/uGnENrcet8 @LSEeuroppblog

— Oxford Politics (@OUPPolitics) February 7, 2018

In a new blog post, David McCrone and Frank Bechhofer @uoessps, authors of 'Understanding National Identity' discuss the role of national identity in the #Brexit referendum votes: https://t.co/AFvKadoF2X

— CUP Politics (@CUP_PoliSci) February 21, 2018

#Populism in Europe – an updated collection from @govandopp introduced by @KatAdeney & @Erik_Jones_SAIS https://t.co/BqOwxbvm2g pic.twitter.com/QFqMi43wqC

— CUP Politics (@CUP_PoliSci) February 8, 2018

#Brexit has created new political identities, says a new report co-authored in Manchester https://t.co/qiJQYR0lC9 @UKandEU

— Uni of Manchester (@OfficialUoM) February 5, 2018

#Brexit and British politics via @UCL_EI https://t.co/BlulUFeGIE

— Polly Polak (@PolakPolly) February 8, 2018

The 4 freedoms are unavoidable if the UK wants transition. Transition is unavoidable if the UK wants to avoid major political and economical shock. If what 'the British people voted for' was indeed to end EU citizens rights during transition, they were obviously voting for a lie. https://t.co/96Ch2s0Cd9

— Polly Polak (@PolakPolly) February 1, 2018

Good post on Amsterdam court reference on EU #citizenship, and I fully agree: hypothetical, test case, no dispute, and tons of #EUlaw reasons why ECJ should refuse it. My view on substance: no passport of an EU MS, no EU citizenship <- UK agreed to this https://t.co/8bUgpfgRNF

— Davor Jancic (@DavorJancic) February 11, 2018

Post-Brexit Judicial Quandary:
Any new laws or regulatory divergence between the UK and the EU27 after Brexit could create new barriers and delay trade flows
– @GeorginaEWright https://t.co/QlYFwiVNkW pic.twitter.com/hbGWyY42LI

— Chatham House (@ChathamHouse) February 6, 2018

Leaving the EU without a framework for a new relationship would perpetuate the very economic uncertainty that the UK is hoping to escape, writes Chatham House Director @RobinNiblett https://t.co/sl5RR6IoZX

— Chatham House (@ChathamHouse) December 19, 2017

As @theresa_may meets #XiJinping in #China, here is our recent paper from @tasumm on the implications of #Brexit for relations between the #EU and #China – https://t.co/uuB3gv9dxK

— Chatham House Asia-Pacific (@CHAsiaPacific) February 1, 2018

Our poll tracker gives Labour a lead of 1pt. Little change over the past few months.

Lab: 41.4%
Con: 40.3%
LDem: 7.4%
UKIP: 3.3%
Grn: 2.4%https://t.co/L3pXa1IVfj pic.twitter.com/01t0zghmOT

— Britain Elects (@britainelects) February 6, 2018

"We have applied imagination and creativity" to find solutions for challenge Brexit poses for Good Friday Agreement – EU's chief negotiator Michel Barnier on EU's first draft of #Brexit treatyhttps://t.co/HvvE45iurt pic.twitter.com/J09xLvVNmH

— BBC News (UK) (@BBCNews) February 28, 2018

EU suggests 'common area' across Northern Ireland border https://t.co/Hw8dzqdDK0

— BBC News (World) (@BBCWorld) February 28, 2018

EU to publish first draft of Brexit treaty https://t.co/pdFTCaPtBZ

— BBC News (World) (@BBCWorld) February 28, 2018

"We have not achieved" transition yet, EU's #Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier says, describing "significant disagreement" on the issue pic.twitter.com/ZxvL9wTBMN

— BBC News (World) (@BBCWorld) February 27, 2018

"Remaining in a customs union of any type would only make sense if we were to abandon our global ambitions" – International Trade Secretary, Liam Fox says https://t.co/GWt2xFxFWC #Brexit pic.twitter.com/fW0GsYqz9G

— BBC News (UK) (@BBCNews) February 27, 2018

Renew party launch as academics form Briefings for Brexit https://t.co/2dVsb8eNiC

— BBC Politics (@BBCPolitics) February 19, 2018

Why the EU has rebuffed Theresa May’s trade plan – and why the prime minister now has a hideous political choice | By @Peston https://t.co/zwWPpDbIxI pic.twitter.com/sLdnMohNnI

— ITV News (@itvnews) March 7, 2018

Theresa May has still not made her big Brexit choice, writes @Peston https://t.co/PBt2AZs52H pic.twitter.com/uZuIc4ATs2

— ITV News (@itvnews) March 6, 2018

Irish PM dismisses three-way Brexit talks with UK and EU as 'not in our interest'https://t.co/tfcYrp6HmT pic.twitter.com/GqLnJWWMct

— ITV News (@itvnews) March 5, 2018

PM @theresa_may and Scottish First Minister @NicolaSturgeon have agreed to work to break a deadlock over crucial #Brexit legislation https://t.co/zvu71jeJAI pic.twitter.com/6V2LiYjCaU

— ITV News (@itvnews) March 3, 2018

Can Theresa May’s plan make the UK richer? Asks @Peston https://t.co/s4HdnG9Y8e pic.twitter.com/d08vFz8Aq3

— ITV News (@itvnews) March 2, 2018

Roaming charges may be back after Brexit https://t.co/uGJNwZFCw1

— Sky News (@SkyNews) March 7, 2018

May 'long on aspirations' but 'short on workable Brexit solutions' – EU https://t.co/WWo4TYCO3k

— Sky News (@SkyNews) March 6, 2018

Theresa May has said Britain can "set an example to the world" in the Brexit negotiationshttps://t.co/7NvCv0MlVP

— Sky News (@SkyNews) March 5, 2018

Theresa May's Brexit offer needs 'giant leaps of faith 'https://t.co/pV57Q8UyyU

— Sky News (@SkyNews) March 5, 2018

For illustrative purposes: pic.twitter.com/7lRyALBOPi

— Sam Lowe (@SamuelMarcLowe) February 8, 2018

Europe knows May is a prisoner of the Brexit ultras – and won’t trust her to deliver https://t.co/00ZTXdyfOX

— John Edwards #FBPE #PCPEU (@Johnfrededdy) March 2, 2018

Excellent insight into the damage Brexit is doing to British- Irish relations. Queen’s 2011 visit seems a very long time ago. https://t.co/ejz6kfby3F

— Brigid Laffan (@BrigidLaffan) March 3, 2018

"What is #Brexit a case of? Is it the start of a European disintegration? So far the evidence seems to suggest more a case of 'differentiated integration."

Listen to our Director @BrigidLaffan speaking to our alumni in Brussels last year #EUIinBxl https://t.co/J4Q02r0WuV pic.twitter.com/lPYLdqizuF

— The Robert Schuman Centre (@RobSchuCentre) February 14, 2018

The impact of #Brexit on the #Irish #energy system – pragmatism vs. principles. Blog post by @GeorgZachmann
https://t.co/sFsCvybvSW pic.twitter.com/zUlxqC0yEf

— Bruegel (@Bruegel_org) February 12, 2018

Whether it looks more like #CETA-plus or #EEA-minus, the trade deal that emerges from phase 2 of the #Brexit #negotiations should not be the limit of ambition for future partnership between the #EU & #UK. By @mariademertzis & A. Sapir. #EUCO #EUSummit https://t.co/bXKgIV1NCr pic.twitter.com/9HAqg6b08G

— Bruegel (@Bruegel_org) December 14, 2017

Facebook is broadening an investigation into the possibility that Russia used the platform to influence the Brexit vote https://t.co/TJFmeW6EAo

— The New York Times (@nytimes) January 19, 2018

What will the UK-EU relationship look like following Brexit? @dougrediker breaks down some of the possibilities: https://t.co/XUY9phySs8 pic.twitter.com/cfHk7T3y9I

— Brookings FP (@BrookingsFP) January 13, 2018

Infographics – #Brexit: despite a series of shocks, british companies remain sound #uk https://t.co/Okuj3SCNAk pic.twitter.com/f1Gz1zZPZL

— Coface Group (@coface) January 1, 2018

Deal Confirmed! Ireland supports Brexit negotiations moving to Phase 2 now that we have secured assurances for all on the island of Ireland – fully protecting GFA, peace process, all-Island economy and ensuring that there can be NO HARD BORDER on the Island of Ireland post Brexit

— Simon Coveney (@simoncoveney) December 8, 2017

#Brexit in numbers – 1,181 high-level engagements & consultations.
Tánaiste @simoncoveney highlights Ireland's #2017 #Brexit activity https://t.co/rLrHw44mq4 pic.twitter.com/aE324J1Hsg

— IrishForeignMinistry (@dfatirl) January 1, 2018

Full statement by Minister @simoncoveney on Northern Ireland talks is available at https://t.co/pw2VIdfDDA pic.twitter.com/MOpU7Tu97V

— IrishForeignMinistry (@dfatirl) November 1, 2017

Today @BordBia launched the Export Performance & Prospects 2016 – 2017. Read more at https://t.co/VImeZ74HdF #IrishFoodExports pic.twitter.com/bnYnjnvH0a

— Origin Green (@OriginGreen) January 11, 2017

UK Vol.111 (Post-EUref #Brexit Vol.35)

Our latest article is by Prof Tony Travers on 'Sub-national government must plan for the ‘known unknowns’ of Brexit'@LSEPubAffairs https://t.co/64ju0ogIF8 #Brexitlocalgov pic.twitter.com/t4aVcWI2tk

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) March 8, 2018

This afternoon @theresa_may will set out her tests for a successful #Brexit deal, but we've already done it! Check out our Four Economic Tests report here: https://t.co/pbb4xd9ZaV #copycat @anandMenon1 @CSBarnard24 @jdportes @IainBeggLSE @angusarmstrong8 pic.twitter.com/wPS7evzamH

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) March 2, 2018

.@SirBobKerslake: Brexiteers pledged to regain control, so why not devolve? @UKHouseofLords @lgcplus https://t.co/kwqRTsQSan

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) March 7, 2018

A pro-Brexit group of experts still struggles to put the evidence first @matt_bevington This piece originally featured in @NewStatesman https://t.co/j1UjSrYmH2 pic.twitter.com/rkZttGihWB

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) March 7, 2018

What will be the Grand Coalition's EU policy? Will it be able to effectively reform and put euroscepticism in retreat? Professor Simon Bulmer offers a sceptical analysis: https://t.co/c4v61MjP8v pic.twitter.com/2eWXOQ5yoL

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) March 6, 2018

Corbyn’s Brexit Speech: a big shift, or very little change? By Professor Alex de Ruyter, Director of the @BCU_CBS @MyBCU https://t.co/KX5JBT0FFN pic.twitter.com/SvV3nlhU7v

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) March 6, 2018

Brexit: Michel Barnier's top advisor pours cold water on Theresa May's latest trade planhttps://t.co/xKmaUl6jvV @Independent

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) March 6, 2018

EU Brexit adviser deals blow to Theresa May's free-trade proposalhttps://t.co/GUaLTZwyQX @guardian

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) March 6, 2018

Trade and investment between the UK and India will hit a roof if further avenues for collaboration don’t open up post-#Brexit, writes @manojladwa. Read here: https://t.co/Fy4Ox5JZ9H @UKinIndia @UOB_India @KingsIndiaInst @UKIBC @tradegovukIND pic.twitter.com/KfgAVSkfnI

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) March 5, 2018

If only @theresa_may had given this speech 13 months ago at Lancaster Househttps://t.co/iNYUu0v91j @Telegraph @anandMenon1 @jdportes pic.twitter.com/TZ41FkF4ga

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) March 5, 2018

Experts devise tests of Brexit’s impact on UK foreign and security policies@anandMenon1 @RGWhitman @LScazzieri @MChalmers_RUSI @camillamacdona7 https://t.co/ik4GbM0XeB pic.twitter.com/ekl9SO7TKM

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) March 3, 2018

Leaving the EU will lead to the death of the UK car industry within 10 years, says @eloisetodd from @BestForBritain in our latest #BrexitBreakdown podcast. Listen here: https://t.co/Of6f5zMqZw @MikeHawesSMMT pic.twitter.com/m2leorgQPx

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) March 3, 2018

Businesses in the aerospace, security, defence and space sectors need certainty over the UK's trading relationship with the EU, writes @PauleverittADS. Read here: https://t.co/AvFiTWwi6R @ADSgroupUK @AerospaceUK pic.twitter.com/2HhDIbEFPJ

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) March 2, 2018

Before @theresa_may sets out her five tests for #Brexit today, check out our own Foreign and Security Policy Tests of Brexit. Read here: https://t.co/wicid77Skk #copycat @RGWhitman @anandMenon1 @LScazzieri @camillamacdona7 @MChalmers_RUSI pic.twitter.com/eMEyfUhwpH

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) March 2, 2018

Northern Ireland border and the EU’s draft legal agreement by @jamiepow and Professor John Garry @QUBelfast https://t.co/DIMI8BP0b7 pic.twitter.com/inKUGyFhVw

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) March 1, 2018

What’s the plan for governing Northern Ireland? @jamiepow and Professor John Garry @QUBelfast https://t.co/NJu8NDvHT6 pic.twitter.com/Heiz6QsQQy

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) February 28, 2018

Boris Johnson: Irish border row being exploited to stop Brexithttps://t.co/rGb3CYgU5n @BBCNews

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) February 28, 2018

Is the world class reputation of British universities being threatened by Brexit? @robertabwMP @UKLabour https://t.co/5sDbz0hrVs pic.twitter.com/OmvwPHZSDR

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) February 28, 2018

'It’s about time we were told what Global Britain is, and how it is going to come about', argues @anandMenon1 https://t.co/Z7XbZvrfSe pic.twitter.com/4saNv2RChV

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) February 27, 2018

Following the release of our Foreign and Security Tests of #Brexit report, @RGWhitman writes an EU-UK security treaty is crucial to passing these tests. Read here: https://t.co/NnfPJHOGnP pic.twitter.com/mm3M4SZo7Q

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) February 27, 2018

Before @LiamFox's speech today, check out Professor Patrick Minford's piece on future UK trade policy in which he argues that the UK could gain 2% of GDP from leaving the EU. Read here: https://t.co/JYgTZWbiVz @Econs4FreeTrade pic.twitter.com/ExAbclk4pd

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) February 27, 2018

Our Foreign and Security Tests for #Brexit report was launched yesterday by @TomTugendhat, where we set out how national security, international influence and control will need to improve for a successful Brexit. Read here: https://t.co/tOACmF2QrA @CommonsForeign @IoWBobSeely pic.twitter.com/3fqcs2kygu

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) February 27, 2018

It's time we were told how #Brexit Britain intends to be a big hitter on the world stage by @anandMenon1 in @TeleComment https://t.co/yXiDPW9Ex3

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) February 26, 2018

.@jeremycorbyn is due to make his speech on @UKLabour position on Brexit.
Read 'Brexit: what should @UKLabour commit to?' by Roger Liddle @policynetwork @UKHouseofLords https://t.co/a4hu3U1gUF pic.twitter.com/CgbliQG7II

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) February 26, 2018

Employers have a preference for free movement says @Heather_Rolfe @NIESRorg https://t.co/uBSIvvs10i pic.twitter.com/YygnbGsSCs

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) February 26, 2018

In order to avoid a hard border in Ireland we need to remain in the customs union says @Keir_Starmer Find out what is meant by a hard border on our Facts page https://t.co/RlK2IhkYsa

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) February 25, 2018

'Why a £28bn industry needs a soft Brexit without delay' by @TamaraCincik and @NLehl @FashionRoundTab https://t.co/H7S74achLz #LFW18 pic.twitter.com/dFzyfaq4PC

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) February 22, 2018

As the #WithdrawalBill goes to committee stage in the @UKHouseofLords today, there are no quick-fix solutions on the EU Charter, write @ProfMarkElliott, Stephen Tierney and Alison Young https://t.co/R069t1xWrU @WomaninHavana @CoreyStoughton @JoelleGrogan pic.twitter.com/XKkgNWU6yS

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) February 21, 2018

Anglo-Dutch bonds suffer the strain from Brexit https://t.co/VMixix7LNP @FT

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) February 21, 2018

BREXICAN STANDOFF Pro-Brexit MPs led by Jacob Rees-Mogg demand clean break from the EU as cabinet STILL deadlocked day before crunch Brexit talks@TheSun https://t.co/JXB0mRgbah

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) February 21, 2018

.@anandMenon1 article 'Is it possible to reverse Brexit?' features in the best of @guardianopinion https://t.co/j6mZlFjdNd pic.twitter.com/iMXf6LC1Ek

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) February 16, 2018

Business leaders propose ‘hybrid’ Brexit deal based on Turkey-EU relationship @Telegraph https://t.co/INuM5DbvSB

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) February 16, 2018

The Lords can never have the final say in legislation, @LadyBasildon tells us in our latest #BrexitBreakdown podcast, but it can ask the government to think again. Listen here: https://t.co/vsy89Ntba1 pic.twitter.com/250TW6savk

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) February 16, 2018

What does France want from Brexit? Brexit Means … podcasthttps://t.co/b30B7U2XZ6 @guardian

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) February 14, 2018

.@theresa_may another vacuous speech on the farcical road to Brexithttps://t.co/xBzEkfJJOy @guardian

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) February 13, 2018

Brexit is leading a vital but unglamorous industry to its deathhttps://t.co/4szZ2da8O2 @qz

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) February 13, 2018

Like the rest of the UK, Northern Ireland is divided over #Brexit, but there is a consensus for avoiding a hard border. John Garry assesses public opinion https://t.co/UGGoJPu93p @QUBelfast @IrelandElects pic.twitter.com/FD1TwyID4V

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) February 13, 2018

Have Welsh voters changed their mind about Brexit since the referendum? @roger_scully assesses the state of play: https://t.co/cknK2zOjXq pic.twitter.com/kCJyGIltQS

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) February 12, 2018

Scotland voted to #Remain in the EU. But do Scottish voters really think that differently to the rest of the UK on #Brexit? @IanMontagu explores the latest data https://t.co/BnnieuieZv pic.twitter.com/xOsb2PEDkU

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) February 12, 2018

Sir John Curtice looks into the latest opinion poll data on immigration, and says a big difference between Leave and Remain voters is whether immigration is a priority. Read here: https://t.co/IpRrf9pOea pic.twitter.com/2azgcrC9qK

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) February 12, 2018

Brexit hokey cokey: the UK may be in (and out) of EU foreign policy, security and defence policy during transition says @RGWhitman @ChathamHouse @JCMS_EU @MYBISA @UKEURefWatch @UniKent https://t.co/zb6AAcAwJs pic.twitter.com/ckwGTf2Ei0

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) February 12, 2018

Who should make the decisions on taxation, immigration and fisheries? Dr Noah Carl and Professor Anthony Heath find out what the public think. Read here: https://t.co/syuXJ2ssi2 @csinuffield @NuffieldCollege pic.twitter.com/xmG1A7oM9k

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) February 11, 2018

Do voters see sovereignty and co-operation as opposites? Dr Lindsay Richards and Professor Anthony Heath discuss and analyse: https://t.co/0dZlLm1pBe @csinuffield pic.twitter.com/J5l4RNtzsd

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) February 10, 2018

Why @UKLabour Brexit strategy may be in trouble, in four charts@ProfTimBale @AlanJWager https://t.co/f8DIf5IMrF @NewStatesman pic.twitter.com/yqJs34nXym

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) February 9, 2018

Leave areas ‘will take biggest hit from Brexit’ @TheWeek https://t.co/WPb5uZTEi1

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) February 9, 2018

What do MPs think about #Brexit? Check out the results from our latest survey: https://t.co/ROxnHenCCz @AlanJWager @philipjcowley @MileEndInst @IpsosReputation pic.twitter.com/qBH9LlYWX6

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) February 8, 2018

Read Sir John Curtice's latest findings on public opinion and #Brexit from our recent conference: https://t.co/JxyX0M93jY Or watch his keynote address here: https://t.co/uYGIGpUla0 pic.twitter.com/eFQ4m03sY5

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) February 8, 2018

What do members of political parties think about Brexit? Are the grassroots and leaders on the same page? Check out what research from the ESRC's Party Members Project has found – https://t.co/RJ5nTkrkel – and follow them here @ESRCPtyMembers pic.twitter.com/zkg9FpDeTF

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) February 8, 2018

Watch the full video of our keynote Sir John Curtice from our Public Opinion event #BrexitPolling https://t.co/b71cOVLF3g pic.twitter.com/gBGfXSUfFW

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) February 8, 2018

#Brexit UK Govt analysis on regions and sectors is in line with recent findings of our experts: https://t.co/Wot90jTJiU
Places that voted #Leave will be hardest hit pic.twitter.com/kRIfD8SGJ5

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) February 8, 2018

.@ELPinchbeck looks at Brexit and redesigning energy for the future. Read her full article here https://t.co/Aq1f9B2Zb9 pic.twitter.com/w45pkv9zjG

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) February 7, 2018

In our latest #BrexitBreakdown podcast, @NicoleSykes_ from @CBItweets says 30% of CBI members have already put #Brexit contingency plans in place. Listen here: https://t.co/ES8ML7vIza pic.twitter.com/2deyj86QFi

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) February 7, 2018

The @CommonsEUexit committee considers the Norway model tomorrow. We already have. Check out @jamiepow and John Garry's take on whether it would be feasible for the UK https://t.co/atY6lrQMJK pic.twitter.com/07l29qxg9W

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) February 6, 2018

Religion in the EU referendum @stuarte5933 @DrKolpinskaya #brexitpolling https://t.co/kCfe4RvC3u pic.twitter.com/orKhd2cZji

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) February 6, 2018

Minority ethnic attitudes and the 2016 EU referendum @NeemaBegum @SPAISBristol #BrexitPolling https://t.co/iVIcb0oVfx pic.twitter.com/Kc5cf0IlNC

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) February 6, 2018

For a comprehensive and clear explanation of Customs Union read @CSBarnard24 explainer here: https://t.co/FqGqEOujxx pic.twitter.com/6zJwN1UKwb

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) February 5, 2018

Long read: inside No. 10, from July 2016 to July 2017 @mrchriswilkins
The speech from our Brexit and public opinion conference #BrexitPolling https://t.co/UW7ntzwDtw pic.twitter.com/nt6JwCN6Ms

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) February 5, 2018

Why extending Article 50 would be in the interests of the other EU member states @mccarthy_sjmc #ExtendArt50 https://t.co/Xa75AdCHIL pic.twitter.com/D5emqDbhDm

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) February 3, 2018

I’m sorry but this is muddled confused and just plain wrong in places. Misunderstands what CU and SM are. The brave Brexit speech Theresa May is afraid to give? Here it is https://t.co/SBtqOOu6jk

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) February 2, 2018

full transcript on Citizens’ rights and beyond @jdportes addressing @Europarl_EN https://t.co/RbaQpr1ntM #citizensrights pic.twitter.com/00LJmLVQjk

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) February 2, 2018

The perceived costs and benefits of Brexit @GoodwinMJ @UniKent https://t.co/yDsiEiPmcY #BrexitPolling pic.twitter.com/sJYOvuS0jJ

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) February 2, 2018

Cameron at Bloomberg and May at Mansion House: Technocracy vs democracy in the UK and EU by @nicktmanchester from @OfficialUoM https://t.co/APKsT7iCU8 pic.twitter.com/54EmHtz08w

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) January 30, 2018

UK Vol.110 (Post-EUref #Brexit Vol.34)

Was Boris Johnson justified in using John Stuart Mill to make the case for Brexit? – @lsebrexitvote https://t.co/7EdRzIHWJi

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) March 6, 2018

‘Brexitannia’: An unsettling, beautiful insight into post-referendum Britain https://t.co/94o6GpGyoH

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) March 5, 2018

LSE's Karen Smith on what Brexit means for foreign policy https://t.co/w70yhjNyNx

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) March 3, 2018

Britain’s best Brexit bet is the Jersey option https://t.co/j71FpJrnQf

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) March 1, 2018

Brexit is a threat to London’s future in European payment systems https://t.co/N3t6oH3yO7

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) February 28, 2018

What the 2015 Greek debt negotiations tell us about Germany’s negotiating stance on Brexit https://t.co/mB34cjBw1M

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) February 27, 2018

There can be no “ideal” Brexit agreement, Swedish expert agency warns – @lsebrexitvote https://t.co/r8saOfiEXX

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) February 26, 2018

What do Scots think about Brexit and the EU? https://t.co/Ok2nreA1ll

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) February 23, 2018

Brexit and the sovereignty of Parliament: a backbencher’s view – @lsebrexitvote https://t.co/gktzADXbQ2

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) February 17, 2018

Did the unfounded claim that Turkey was about to join the EU swing the Brexit referendum? https://t.co/yA8wKlyMlG

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) February 9, 2018

The marginalisation of women’s rights in Northern Ireland, 20 years after the Good Friday Agreement – @LSEpoliticsblog https://t.co/Z9Mgrcwymi

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) February 7, 2018

A Canadian perspective on CETA +++: those pluses will come with minuses – @lsebrexitvote https://t.co/vtaiuLPGzd

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) February 6, 2018

EU citizens in Britain are already being stigmatised – and it’s likely to get worse https://t.co/2OSB3hNyPz

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) February 4, 2018

'The EU has the substance of traditional liberal democratic institutions, but not have the essence of liberal democracy, which rests on the relentless daily struggle of public opinion, causing and justifying law-making and government and administration.' https://t.co/OMzo1XCZ04

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) March 7, 2018

Tories seek to block move to reveal donations to DUP in EU referendum https://t.co/P6ysO8XzBM

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) March 7, 2018

EU Withdrawal Agreement: the real losers will be British businesses and British citizens https://t.co/FF4Qm0E7sG pic.twitter.com/EeFgdDKTv3

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) March 7, 2018

‘The EU’s major rationale was always efficiency, not citizens’ participation.’ https://t.co/iMzf8BgUT2

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) March 6, 2018

'Last Friday saw another set of concessions being made by the Prime Minister.' https://t.co/5HlGNec3mM

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) March 6, 2018

Speaking @LSEnews, EU Brexit adviser deals blow to Theresa May's free-trade proposal https://t.co/FlSXh1kmCk

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) March 6, 2018

Europe’s strategic choices on Brexit https://t.co/BYuwYyBfAW via @financialtimes

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) March 5, 2018

EU set to expose differences with Theresa May in draft Brexit guidelines https://t.co/PaxHYFShUX

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) March 5, 2018

From shortbread to the NHS: Scotland fears loss of workers after Brexit https://t.co/mA7DS8JN3z

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) March 5, 2018

Home Office warned over plans to block immigration data access for EU citizens https://t.co/WN8LKJjMab

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) March 5, 2018

Council leaders across UK believe Brexit will hurt local economies https://t.co/VUzgSAV1BV

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) March 3, 2018

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— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) March 2, 2018

Brexit means a bleak future for UK public spending and probably for intra-UK governance relations https://t.co/ZeDpMojafl pic.twitter.com/ILTsA7VZHM

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) March 2, 2018

What would Boris as Mayor tell us about Boris as PM? Expect quixotic projects (that may never arrive) says @Benworthy1 #gardenbridge https://t.co/tRB22ouGVz

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) March 1, 2018

'the EU has grown impatient of the UK government’s mismanagement of the Brexit negotiations' https://t.co/GMeKUpyyoV

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) March 1, 2018

From our archive: A high-risk game of ‘Chicken’ is being played over the Irish border https://t.co/VBOfVWl4h5

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 28, 2018

Having your fish and eating it too https://t.co/daCD2WVbSH

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 28, 2018

UK driving licences may no longer be recognised in Europe after Brexit, EU suggests https://t.co/NEYFhGrcLa via @Telegraph

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 28, 2018

Northern Ireland 'to be part of EU customs territory' https://t.co/brNntGEJ1a

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 27, 2018

A customs union won’t help – there is no such thing as a ‘soft’ Brexit https://t.co/BuYgbMcaRI

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 27, 2018

‘Those campaigning for a second referendum need to be absolutely clear about what question they will ask, and the answers on the ballot paper.’ https://t.co/gW9OjyaNbK

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 27, 2018

By rejecting its own Brexit impact reports, the government sets a dangerous precedent @GenBrexit https://t.co/8kVC4KNGAI

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 27, 2018

Are migrants actually ‘stealing’ our jobs or has the mass public perception, led to tactical voting to Brexit? https://t.co/AMqbv723dK @GenBrexit

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 26, 2018

Labour wants new customs union treaty after Brexit – Starmer https://t.co/UXjbGZAPNd

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 25, 2018

'Political identity in the United Kingdom is more and more bound up with the European Union. Increasingly citizens see themselves as ‘leavers’ or ‘remainers’.' https://t.co/0lfMTLXlFX

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 23, 2018

Watch: Featherstone on how 2018 will bring Brexit ‘crunch time’ https://t.co/cFSeMvVOOI pic.twitter.com/aKDM9pqRCa

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 23, 2018

Lessons from the 1890s: how to realign innovation and finance in post-Brexit Britain https://t.co/G3PT6Vyfa0 pic.twitter.com/66RXL6CBMq

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 23, 2018

‘An industrial policy for a hard Brexit could usefully be tasked with nurturing UK component suppliers to reduce the industry’s heavy reliance on imports’ Steve Coulter @LSEEI #LSEThinks https://t.co/mVBXrlFgDh

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 23, 2018

‘At its core, Brexit was about restoring national democratic control and accountability over major fields of domestic policy, with the most politically salient being control over immigration.’ @richardmarcj https://t.co/cP2Pyopg2f

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 22, 2018

Migration figures: Record numbers of EU nationals leaving UK https://t.co/Q0Kkrtarhw

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 22, 2018

'Previously unseen government records detail ‘deeply worrying’ incidents in pork and poultry plants, raising fears of ‘dirty meat’ entering the UK under a post-Brexit trade deal' https://t.co/iN8dDoapnN

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 22, 2018

‘Suppose that everybody who voted in the 2016 referendum were to form a huge line in strict order. Exactly halfway along that line stands the median voter.’ https://t.co/FA9RCvbJ4r

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 21, 2018

Number of eastern EU nationals in UK workforce falls by 5% https://t.co/yrBSpfkoUt

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 21, 2018

UK wants open-ended Brexit transition period, Whitehall paper shows https://t.co/70rs21H8EI

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 21, 2018

Theresa May 'could lose in three of her flagship London boroughs' https://t.co/htQrroyQfD

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 21, 2018

From our archive: Brexit has blown open the unreconciled divisions in Northern Ireland https://t.co/4TtEXTBxtW

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 21, 2018

In Northern Ireland there is both division and consensus between different ethno-national groups on Brexit https://t.co/DwW5FGnDBN

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 21, 2018

‘History shows that the Brexit ultras always demand more—they will never be satisfied’ @jonlis1 https://t.co/onlR00lfkb

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 20, 2018

David Davis: bullish wheel-greaser or Brexit fall guy? https://t.co/wSOIBCNl48

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 20, 2018

Farmers tell Gove: lack of migrant workers now 'mission critical' https://t.co/QWsxPrLhB5

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 20, 2018

Corbyn Breaks Brexit Cover, Will Support a Customs Union With EU – Bloomberg https://t.co/l23fWILVix

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 20, 2018

From our archive: Richard Johnson of the new Briefings 4 Brexit group on how the cross-party agreement on Brexit will restore democratic control to vast areas of the national economy https://t.co/Spyr02SJW4

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 19, 2018

Sadly, Brexit must mean leaving the EU single market https://t.co/8ShhCJsFHx via @financialtimes

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 19, 2018

Former attorney general Dominic Grieve on Brexit and the sovereignty of parliament https://t.co/2wO7gRWcD1

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 18, 2018

May's Brexit transition demand 'would demonise EU citizens' https://t.co/gmvZKxj4As

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 18, 2018

Scottish nationalists are salivating over the Brexit spoils | Kevin McKenna https://t.co/zDluuNVwsY

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 18, 2018

MPs want Brexit fund for UK farmers https://t.co/N8vdcH42wY

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 18, 2018

John Oliver on Trump, Brexit and fake news https://t.co/X9La8gf57V via @YouTube

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 17, 2018

European Doctors Are Giving Up on the U.K. https://t.co/LvZ0XhL2o6

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 17, 2018

Is it possible to reverse Brexit? asks @anandMenon1 https://t.co/q6nWmEpV4B

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 16, 2018

Watch: Henry Overman on what does Brexit mean for regional economies https://t.co/JKlz5aO5uk

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 16, 2018

Layoffs are arriving in Brexit Britain. Auto workers are up first https://t.co/JrLovTPRzi via @business

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 16, 2018

Business leader warns May against harsh immigration policy https://t.co/sp5FFCysUe

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 16, 2018

'This documentary is an unsettling insight into a Britain coming to terms with an imagined past, a leadership-less present and a manifestly uncertain future' – @oliver_daddow @UniofNottingham https://t.co/uC4o7sqaVx

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 15, 2018

UK Vol.109 (Post-EUref #Brexit Vol.33)

Parliament and the withdrawal agreement: What does a 'meaningful vote' actually mean? @jasimsoncaird argues that Parliament will have numerous opportunities for a “meaningful vote” on how the UK leaves the EU. https://t.co/KL3CAe8lhx via @ConUnit_UCL

— Constitution Unit (@ConUnit_UCL) February 15, 2018

Latest issue of @po_qu includes a collection reflecting on the work of Tony King, including Unit colleagues Meg Russell (with @philipjcowley) & Tony Wright, plus @clerkly on the Burns report, @A_B_Evans on "Brexit" planning in 1975 & much more https://t.co/HBqko9udPv

— Constitution Unit (@ConUnit_UCL) February 15, 2018

From our friends at @UKandEU – new podcast including discussion of #euwithdrawalbill prospects in the Lords, with @LadyBasildon and @CSBarnard24 https://t.co/EunmXJM2xY

— Constitution Unit (@ConUnit_UCL) February 14, 2018

ARTICLE: Our Deputy Director @alanjrenwick writes on 'What would happen in the case of a second EU referendum?' in @prospect_uk
Could we have a second EU referendum? What would be on the ballot? And how long would it take?https://t.co/lBuZ0RuQ8s

— Constitution Unit (@ConUnit_UCL) February 12, 2018

LISTEN NOW: @SarahAllanUK discusses our Citizens' Assembly on Brexit project with @Ed_Miliband and @GeoffLloyd on their @CheerfulPodcast. Listen from 47mins for #BrexitAssembly chat.
See the results of our project and the sort of #Brexit people want here: https://t.co/6JPtmY8ipW https://t.co/EnS3KVrHhP

— Constitution Unit (@ConUnit_UCL) February 5, 2018

Brexit and the sovereignty of parliament: a backbencher's view, by Dominic Grieve: https://t.co/Ackgrh8efQ via @ConUnit_UCL – excellent on Brexit, sovereignty, politics and parliament's role.

— C Leston-Bandeira (@estrangeirada) February 8, 2018

William Davies @LRB: What the Tory Brexiters are after, of how a Conservative government could end up 'setting about the seemingly deliberate demolition of the United Kingdom and its economy' https://t.co/YBzKS5X4Nw

— European Institute (@UCL_EI) March 1, 2018

This collection of short, insightful essays on UK-German ties (incl two by UCL authors) is well worth a read.

Thanks to @ciarandevane for hosting yesterday's lively discussion on the topic! https://t.co/HP6u3dDorZ

— European Institute (@UCL_EI) February 21, 2018

UK will 'have to have a customs union' post-Brexit, says Corbyn https://t.co/z7xum5gLxN

— European Institute (@UCL_EI) February 20, 2018

Moving beyond the conventional wisdom that we inhabit a 'post-truth' era, @PeterZusi reflects on what might be a more appropriate description of the current political climate.https://t.co/heEM20TuMf pic.twitter.com/sZIoWHZ25P

— European Institute (@UCL_EI) February 16, 2018

Read the most recent policy briefing for @DahrendorfForum by Benjamin Martill and EI's Uta Staiger – thinking about Europe beyond Brexithttps://t.co/JWwSaFpmLQ pic.twitter.com/vvKHZOFMTB

— European Institute (@UCL_EI) February 14, 2018

Northern Ireland will stay in single market after Brexit, EU says https://t.co/Tu75IRwKHy

— European Institute (@UCL_EI) February 9, 2018

Britons living in EU can take case to ECJ arguing existing rights cannot be removed after Brexit https://t.co/iiMR18gHIz

— European Institute (@UCL_EI) February 9, 2018

EU doubts 2020 Brexit vision, sees longer goodbye @EURACTIV https://t.co/giupUdd7ba

— European Institute (@UCL_EI) February 9, 2018

Great back story to Soros on British front-pages https://t.co/kdHpQaktU3

— European Institute (@UCL_EI) February 8, 2018

Leave-voting heartlands of north-east and West Midlands would be worst hit, secret analysis finds https://t.co/iDtlwszHEn

— European Institute (@UCL_EI) February 8, 2018

That one of the mostly widely respected EU commentators was drawn into this accusation -itself highly worrying- says a great deal about the tensions and rifts now characterising British politics. https://t.co/CebmBtLpqv

— European Institute (@UCL_EI) February 2, 2018

Brexit student exchange needs rethink says top uni head https://t.co/xMF0ecdEya

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 15, 2018

You’ve probably heard a lot about what Brexit means for different industries. For dancers, it’s particularly significant. https://t.co/tstxxkypKR

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 14, 2018

We thought Boris Johnson would tell us his Brexit plans. He said ‘Go whistle’ | Gina Miller https://t.co/irmi0sWF5u

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 15, 2018

Jean-Claude Juncker: EU superstate claims are nonsense https://t.co/4PcJxZMajL

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 14, 2018

'Trump is driving American politics away from liberal norms of tolerance, freedom of the press and judicial independence. This is clearly troubling and deserves attention, but does not amount to democratic death.' https://t.co/RFCWELsfDe

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 14, 2018

Boris Johnson warns thwarting Brexit vote would be disastrous https://t.co/THMFCH34NM

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 14, 2018

Government should treat its Brexit studies like working papers: circulate them for feedback https://t.co/PTn1dXCqKz

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 14, 2018

Theresa May’s wish list of Brexit contradictions https://t.co/oWTrGObYQY

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 13, 2018

'being European does not mean restricting other national identities; the French have still remained French despite their EU membership, for example' https://t.co/xl3rqHLqNr

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 13, 2018

'Theresa May cannot make the hard choices on Brexit until she decides what the Tory party is fundamentally about: tradition or enterprise. Either way, she is bound to put her government in peril.' https://t.co/51D296wdSN @Judy_Dempsey

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 13, 2018

'Labour politicians would be wise to relinquish their party’s past attachment to the politics of roll-out neoliberalism.' By @se_kip and @ewangibbs https://t.co/TGOYM5ladl

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 13, 2018

EU endgame is political unity not free trade, argues Boris Johnson https://t.co/5cD8ecij7y

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 12, 2018

'Combined with domestic measures, trade policy is going to help determine which groups and sectors ‘win’, at least relatively, from Brexit.' https://t.co/AtionI1xoG

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 12, 2018

'Premier League supports a soft Brexit, while the FA seems to prefer a hard one,' write @LSEEI MSc students Sebastian Contreras and Alexander Kuziw on @GenBrexit https://t.co/JwWCXQXJ5S @jackson_preece pic.twitter.com/U4Tc4hVN1v

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 12, 2018

Theresa May is starting a push to end the Conservative civil war over Brexit https://t.co/VNE45X6ekn via @business

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 12, 2018

GEORGE SOROS: My love for Britain is why I hate Brexit https://t.co/Dl3Y1VSFG9 via @MailOnline

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 12, 2018

Key migrant scheme may not be ready before Brexit https://t.co/jmPYDekxsW

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 12, 2018

Brexit: 'Costs will be higher; risks will be greater; borders will be harder.' https://t.co/P9g1S2KjiR

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 11, 2018

British farmer moves fruit-growing to China over Brexit uncertainty https://t.co/HaiUJlxTdB

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 11, 2018

Since this government can’t govern, parliament must take charge of Brexit https://t.co/pblnjWqrGv

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 11, 2018

What freedom of movement means to business https://t.co/20aeUDnJWt

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 9, 2018

Exclusive: Gina Miller says Soros-backed campaign to overturn Brexit is 'undemocratic' https://t.co/V7qRLprXMr via @Telegraph

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 9, 2018

Leaked Brexit analysis must be published, urges Carney https://t.co/f1P80QbcHa

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 9, 2018

EU memo of Barnier meeting raises questions over Jeremy Corbyn's Brexit policy https://t.co/Q19XZWNyq5 via @Telegraph

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 9, 2018

If @Matthew_Winkler told you that Greece is beating the U.K. in financial markets, would you believe him? https://t.co/uwbyGXbOFG via @bv

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 9, 2018

Nick Clegg says U.K. government is "a bunch of muppets" https://t.co/fPEsn38bW3

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 9, 2018

Noel Whelan: EU rights of Irish citizens in North a Brexit dilemma https://t.co/W24OJOGjy1

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 9, 2018

Northern Ireland will stay in single market after Brexit, EU says https://t.co/7i6Hq952Al

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 9, 2018

No-deal Brexit would trigger wave of red tape for UK drivers and hauliers https://t.co/R151K674YM

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 8, 2018

As a Labour Brexiter I say we should stay in the customs union https://t.co/lamzx5r4FO

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 8, 2018

"There is nothing new about members of Theresa May’s government playing down the negative consequences of Brexit." https://t.co/8kVC4KNGAI

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 8, 2018

“Brexit, the Hard Border and the Good Friday Agreement— a compendium of links.” by @JRogan3000 https://t.co/iJerjscThn

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 8, 2018

Theresa May's plan for 'immediate' break with EU after Brexit https://t.co/7l2svrKVvj

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 8, 2018

British group wins right to take Brexit case to European court https://t.co/kLm2hr5mfX

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 8, 2018

BBC News – Brexit: Official forecasts suggest economies throughout UK will be hit https://t.co/dy781FKKmy

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 8, 2018

Hard Brexit would cost public finances £80bn, says secret analysis https://t.co/xvG3pp4FmD

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 8, 2018

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— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 8, 2018

Prolonging the acquis is a blueprint for the Brexit transition https://t.co/IvCiqvJ04r

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 7, 2018

The EU is demanding unprecedented powers to punish Britain with sanctions if it breaches the terms of the Brexit transition https://t.co/fj7ZTN29zr

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 7, 2018

Government has been 'too slow' in preparing for Brexit https://t.co/4t6M1QDtal

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 7, 2018

Where will UK’s seats in the European Parliament go?
(Largely to France, Italy and Spain) https://t.co/nOBivclg4I

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 6, 2018

Closer Ties to Individual Governments, Leave European Union @GenBrexit https://t.co/OpcF3gAdHB

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 6, 2018

Armed forces paralysis due to Brexit, Rusi warns https://t.co/8GirZcHF26

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 6, 2018

What does this Conservative mean for Brexit? https://t.co/s5qVtedwcY via @bpolitics

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 6, 2018

From our archive: what leaving the customs union means https://t.co/alAyYnAuVy

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 5, 2018

Svexit or Huxit? How another country could follow the UK out of the EU https://t.co/uE8Xp8sjtm

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 5, 2018

UK universities report rise in applications from EU students https://t.co/vceZryYEIZ

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 5, 2018

No 10 rules out customs union with EU amid confusion over government policy https://t.co/vxPcYLeonu

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 5, 2018

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— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 4, 2018

'Be optimistic': Andrew Adonis launches his drive to reverse Brexit https://t.co/NVSLGtpa5A

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 4, 2018

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— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 4, 2018

Watch: Simon Hix on what Brexit means for the EU27 and the European project https://t.co/trfcacCh4r

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 4, 2018

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— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 4, 2018

Tory rebels launch bid to keep UK in customs union with EU https://t.co/RnoubMBRko

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 2, 2018

Everything you wanted to know about the Swiss model… would it work for the UK? https://t.co/oXPBBaNF8J

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 2, 2018

Watch: Julia Black on what Brexit means for universities https://t.co/74qYR9MshI

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 2, 2018

UK hit peak wealth position on eve of Brexit vote – ONS https://t.co/vwOO6nNFQA

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 2, 2018

Warning of 'utter chaos' if May ends EU free movement next March https://t.co/X54kniAMNH

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 1, 2018