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Australia Vol.17 (2019 federal election)

House of Representatives – who is leading? | @AusElectoralCom
2019 federal election boundaries map (w PDFs) | @AusElectoralCom
Infosheet 8 – Elections for the House of Representatives | Parliament of Australia
Senate Results | @ABCNews
How the Senate result is determined | @AusElectoralCom
Senate elections | Parliament of Australia

DELIVERING OUR PLAN | @LiberalAus
Our Plan – BUILDING OUR ECONOMY. SECURING YOUR FUTURE. | Liberal National Party
PLAN FOR A STRONGER REGIONAL AUSTRALIA – The Nationals’ heart is in the country and the coast. | @The_Nationals
OUR PLAN | @CountryLibs
Liberal Party’s Scott Morrison re-elected as Australian Prime Minister (Video; 05/18/2019) | @globalnews
Scott Morrison goes from accidental Prime Minister to homespun hero in election 2019 (05/20/2019) | Andrew Probyn @ABCNews
cf. Australia Vol.4 (Coalition – Liberal Party of Australia, Liberal National Party of Queensland, National Party of Australia, Country Liberal Party (NT) – 2016 Election Policies)
Malcolm Turnbull Election Night Speech 2016 (YouTube)
Tony Abbott Speech – 2013 Campaign Launch (YouTube)

Excerpts are on our own.
Australia’s conservatives relish unexpected 3rd term win (05/18/2019) | @reuters,@CBC
… The White House said Trump and Morrison spoke by phone and “pledged to continue their close cooperation on shared priorities.” Morrison told raucously cheering supporters late on Saturday, who just hours earlier had seemed resigned to defeat, that he had always believed in miracles. …
… Morrison, however, cast himself as the candidate who would work for aspirational voters and the tactic seemed to strike a chord. A Pentecostal church-goer, Morrison took over as prime minister last year when he emerged as the unexpected winner of infighting within the Liberal party…
… The government campaigned on a platform of tax cuts and stability, while Labor promised to reduce inequality through tax reform, higher wages, better public infrastructure and faster action on climate change. Fitch Ratings said in a note the result would bring policy continuity, including the coalition’s pledge to start delivering budget surpluses next financial year. …
Here are the winning stocks in Australia as Morrison takes victory at the elections (05/20/2019) | @CNBC
… Bank, coal miners, property and healthcare stocks jumped, pushing the benchmark S&P/ASX 200 index to an 11-year high, after opening 1.7% higher and hitting its highest intraday level since 2007. …
… Yancoal Australia surged 5.7%, New Hope jumped about 4%, and Whitehaven Coal rose about 2%…
… Shares of Australia’s biggest lender Commonwealth Bank of Australia jumped about 6% and National Australia Bank surged 6.63%. Australia and New Zealand Banking Group also rose 6.46%, while Westpac soared 7.16%. …
… Property classified ads company REA Group was up 7% and shares of its rival, Domain Holdings Australia, rose 3% in early trade. Construction firm Lendlease Group bounced about 1%, while property developer Stockland jumped over 4.5%.
… Shares of the country’s biggest private health insurer Medibank Private were up 10%, while smaller NIB Holdings was up 9%…
What a Labor Victory Might Mean for Australian Foreign Policy (01/31/2019) | @elenacollinson @CFR_org
… In October 2016, Shorten declared Trump “entirely unsuitable to be leader of the free world,” having earlier that year described Trump’s policies as “barking mad.” In January 2017, Shorten called the new president’s policy barring visitors from several Muslim-majority from entering the United States “appalling.”…
… But any rift this may cause between the two countries is likely to be superficial. Shorten and the senior members of his shadow cabinet have articulated an “unshakeable” commitment to the U.S.-Australia alliance, terming it a “pillar” of the ALP’s foreign policy vision and “central to Australia’s strategic interests.”…
… With respect to China, there is no immediate indication that the ALP’s approach will differ significantly from that of the current government. Criticisms from Labor of the government’s handling of the Australia-China relationship have predominantly centred on rhetoric, variously characterizing it as “disjointed megaphone diplomacy,” “Chinaphobic” and “unwise and provocative,”…
…a ban on foreign political donations, and the decision to block Chinese companies Huawei and ZTE from involvement in the rollout of Australia’s 5G network. Labor has also been supportive of strategies to balance China’s regional rise, actively engaging in the push to forge closer ties with Pacific nations, and articulating a strong commitment to the Quadrilateral Security Dialogue. There is also general consensus between the two major parties… the Australian government is handling the mass internment of an estimated one million Uighurs and other Muslim minorities in Xinjiang “the appropriate way” by enunciating Canberra’s concerns “very clear publicly and privately” but not immediately…
Shorten has also rejected the notion of “pre-emptively framing China as a strategic threat,” placing some distance between the Labor Party’s proposed China policy and the more adversarial posture toward China reflected in the U.S. National Security and National Defense Strategies and amplified in Vice President Mike Pence’s tough speech…
Two areas of potential difference in a Labor-led China policy may be on Australian strategy in the South China Sea and participation in the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI). …
One priority in Labor’s overall Asia strategy is to deepen economic ties with Indonesia, one of Australia’s most important, and often contentious, bilateral relationships. …
…in 2017, there is bipartisan support for the Australian foreign policy white paper released that year. The white paper, Australia’s first in fourteen years, examines the shifting power dynamics in the Indo-Pacific region, with a particular focus on the challenges presented by China’s rise…

Winners: Scott Morrison, Warringah, Real Estate Industry, the top 10% of income earners
Losers: Women, POC, the environment

As you were Australia #ausvotes

— Glenn Kefford (@GlennKefford) May 19, 2019

Podcast #27 – Federal election results https://t.co/Br94dTRuGv

— The Tally Room (@thetallyroom) May 19, 2019

So the polls were worse than usual at predicting the #ausvotes election result, but the pundits were far worse than the polls in the certainty with which they predicted an ALP victory. Some quick day-after reflections with #rstats https://t.co/Rtho1AjcJR pic.twitter.com/auvnEGf9UF

— Peter Ellis (@ellis2013nz) May 19, 2019

Here is a summary of the voting recommendations from newspaper editorials across the country.

Discuss. #ausvotes #AusVotes2019 #auspol pic.twitter.com/soOPHzxhLS

— Nicholas Reece (@Nicholas_Reece) May 17, 2019

“For the first time in years there is a clear difference between the parties on policy” says @ariadne_syd, #auspol expert at @Sydney_Uni https://t.co/WcqkKPvka7

— Katie Booth (@Kate_Booth8) May 18, 2019

The result when you plug the Newspoll state breakdown in The Australian this morning into my ABC election calculator, https://t.co/xazm88ScfB

— Antony Green (@AntonyGreenABC) May 13, 2019

The swingometer: see which electorates are swinging to Labor or the Coalition in the election https://t.co/ybxzYSuQzT v quick interactive viz of swing by electorate pic.twitter.com/WXIndIlcFq

— Nick Evershed (@NickEvershed) May 18, 2019

This is awesome https://t.co/wrYJrhIHDc

— Bec Strating (@becstrating) May 18, 2019

Read about the iconic sausage sizzle that happens at many polling booths each election, which is all-but-synonymous with the Australian democratic process https://t.co/IZl1XAsbDL #ausvotes #ausvotes19 #ausvotes2019 #democracysausage #onionsontop #tomatosauce #auspol

— PolicyInnoHub (@federalfuture) May 17, 2019

Ahead of tomorrow's election, @ProjectQSydney has published its four #quantum policy priorities for the Australian Government #auspol https://t.co/eP2eQRUzC1

— Sydney CISS (@sydneyciss) May 17, 2019

Me on where to from here for the government and the Liberal party https://t.co/Mkoq5D7Vis #auspol19

— Marija Taflaga (@MarijaTaflaga) May 19, 2019

A key challenge- making the connection between evidence and community influence, particularly in the context of jobs @ANUCrawford https://t.co/2oZecuHQmJ

— Prof Helen Sullivan (@HelenCSullivan) May 19, 2019

Today in the @AFR – @Asialink_au International Director Tony Milner says that the silence on #foreignpolicy in this #AusElection is a a calm before the diplomatic storm. Read in full here https://t.co/aBOjDCc1Ur #Auspol pic.twitter.com/W8XEG6NAoA

— Asialink (@Asialink_au) May 14, 2019

Australia’s conservative government celebrates its surprise election victory that defied years of unfavorable opinion polls. More: https://t.co/YDlGIDGviJ by @LidKelly and @barrett_ink pic.twitter.com/kYqhBO6Y1e

— Reuters Top News (@Reuters) May 19, 2019

President ScoMo wins ‘miracle’ election | Graeme Dobell | https://t.co/ekVZXc8APw pic.twitter.com/1kp05Ior6z

— ASPI (@ASPI_org) May 19, 2019

Here, @samroggeveen looks at how global trends have had a transformative effect on domestic politics in explaining the weekend results. “Australia’s election: what the hell just happened?” https://t.co/Zaf3kjz5sW, via @LowyInstitute

— Daniel Flitton (@danielflitton) May 20, 2019

This piece by @1RossGittins is pretty much the only piece of election analysis you need to read. All the rest are filler. https://t.co/HhWVI2KsoJ

— Bernard Keane (@BernardKeane) May 19, 2019

This headline is 100% perfection
"Pollsters 95 per cent unsure how they got it wrong" #auspol
https://t.co/hmnBiIZCq5 via @canberratimes

— Ebony Bennett 🌈 (@ebony_bennett) May 20, 2019

From fixed parliamentary terms to a truly independent house speaker – these are just two of the ideas put forward to reform #AusPol.

Do you support them?@Nicholas_Reece & @newdemocracyAUS's Iain Walker join @mjrowland68 to discuss #AusVotes pic.twitter.com/S7R3FQ2HVC

— News Breakfast (@BreakfastNews) May 5, 2019

Federal election 2019: What a Coalition win means for you, major policies explained: Scott Morrison’s stunning win saw the Coalition remain in government, but some changes are still coming soon. Here’s what you need to know. (w Video; 05/20/2019) | @9NewsAUS
Former Liberal Party leader: How Morrison won Australian elections (Video; 05/20/2019) | @CNBC
Working-Class Voters Deliver a Win for Conservatives in Australia (05/19/2019) | @NRO
Five Things To Know About Australia’s Election Results: As the country attempts to get its head around what happened last night, we are offering up a few bite-sized takeaways to get you through a day of political small talk. (19/05/2019) | @vice
What Scott Morrison’s win means for Australian investors (18/05/2019) | Katarina Taurian @NestEggAU
Why China is not celebrating the unexpected Australian election result (05/20/2019) | John Lee @CNN
Australia’s conservative party retains power in shocking election result (05/19/2019) | Rachel Withers @vox
How did they get it so wrong? Polling companies explain what happened after predicting a Labor win for THREE YEARS (20/05/2019) | DANIEL PIOTROWSKI and STEPHEN JOHNSON @dailymailuk
10 key lessons from Australia’s poll-defying election results (05/20/2019) | @washingtonpost
4 things to know about Australia’s contentious election: After years of dysfunction, will conservatives get the boot? (w Video; 05/17/2019) | Eric Kleefeld @vox
2019 Federal Election Preview (12/05/2019) | @OddscheckerAu
Morrison’s Allies Retain Power in Most-Populous Australian State (03/23/2019) | Jason Scott and Jackie Edwards @bpolitics
FactCheck: has Australia’s net debt doubled under the current government? (08/06/2018) | Mark Crosby @ConversationEDU

Join us for coverage of the 2019 federal election https://t.co/CEWtTb5iza

— ABC News (@abcnews) May 18, 2019

Media Acknowledges President Trump’s Successes on Australia’s “Miracle” Election: Media reluctantly ties Australia's "shocking" election results to Trump's unprecedented popularity here and abroad despite the elite's unhinged efforts to destroy him. https://t.co/LuQR3Somni pic.twitter.com/somFuO6dvy

— Pamela Geller (@PamelaGeller) May 19, 2019

Congratulations to Australian Prime Minister @ScottMorrisonMP on winning this election! PM Morrison is a believer and follower of Jesus Christ—and Australia is blessed to have him. I know he’d appreciate your prayers. https://t.co/LKiLSvNOVS

— Franklin Graham (@Franklin_Graham) May 18, 2019

Remember election night 2016 when all the commentators were in disbelief when Hillary lost the unlosable election?

That’s what’s happening tonight in Australia as center right @LiberalAus appears on track to win incredible upset. #auspoI #australiavotes

— Ron Nehring (@RonNehring) May 18, 2019

Australia’s shock election result should echo around the world. Voters defied predictions and pollsters to deliver a brilliant blow against the green, authoritarian, SJW politics of the Labor party, argues @nickcater #auspol https://t.co/lSoUl3wzBd

— spiked (@spikedonline) May 20, 2019

Google Trends showed there was a spike in searches for "moving to New Zealand" in Australia on Saturday and Sunday.https://t.co/bSbuMz9BZj

— SBS News (@SBSNews) May 21, 2019

Anyone noticing a pattern yet? Election after election, all over the world – pollsters continue to be “shocked” as ruling class institutions continue to be shunned by the citizenry. https://t.co/4CTetQEa06

— Chris Stigall (@ChrisStigall) May 18, 2019

Australians voted for less immigration, less government intervention in the economy, and against the costly climate change policies of the Left.

This trend is growing everywhere and will reach Canada in October! https://t.co/kKdMuszue9

— Maxime Bernier (@MaximeBernier) May 18, 2019

Voting in Australia is required by law. If you don't vote you get fined. According to the BBC, last year's election had a 95% voter turnout rate. Something to consider for the US. https://t.co/xdBu2LcGvh

— Andrea Chalupa (@AndreaChalupa) May 18, 2019

“Today I spoke to @ScottMorrisonMP to congratulate him on his election victory. Australia is a longstanding friend of the UK and I look forward to continuing the close cooperation between our countries.” – PM @Theresa_May https://t.co/o4a2z2t5Tp

— UK Prime Minister (@10DowningStreet) May 19, 2019

The Australian stock market has surged to a 12-year high as investors reacted to the Coalition's unexpected federal election win. @Ross_Greenwood #9News pic.twitter.com/gtu4fgDl4u

— Nine News Australia (@9NewsAUS) May 20, 2019

Labor’s Policies For A Fair Go For Australia | @AustralianLabor
LABOR’S FISCAL PLAN (PDF) | @AustralianLabor
How Australian Labor lost ‘the unlosable election’ (Audio) | Rebecca Huntley @abcconvos
How did the Liberal National Party win over voters in Queensland? (YouTube) | @ABCNews
Bill Shorten quits as Labor leader after loss (YouTube) | @9NewsAUS
What the left can learn from Australian Labor: By combining radical economics with patriotism, the party has made itself the favourite to win this May’s general election. (16/01/2019) | Adrian Pabst @NewStatesman
cf. Australia Vol.12 (Queensland)
We’re building a future for all of us | @Greens
Swing of 2.6% will give the Greens a dominant role on Senate crossbench: Adam Bandt comfortably re-elected in Melbourne but party fails to make gains in the lower house (19/05/2019) | @Paul_Karp @guardian
The rise of the Australian Greens (22/09/2008) | Scott Bennett @ Politics and Public Administration Section @ Parliament of Australia
cf. Australia Vol.3 (Australian Labor Party’s 10 Year Plan for Australia’s Economy; AUSTRALIAN GREENS ELECTION PLATFORM 2016)
Election 2016: Bill Shorten’s full campaign launch speech (YouTube)
Kevin Rudd’s Labor campaign launch speech (YouTube; 2013)
Julia Gillard Campaign Launch (YouTube; 2010)

Excerpts are on our own.
Australian election: Labor’s humiliating defeat – why it fell apart for Bill Shorten – ANALYSIS (19/05/2019) | Malcolm Farr @nzherald
… Bill Shorten’s attempt to parlay six years of Labor unity and preparation into a victory formula has failed, with Queensland bringing it undone. …
… Scott Morrison has established himself as a fierce political street brawler who surprised Labor with his energy, his aggression, and his read of the electorate. …
… As Liberal John Hewson found in 1993, Labor’s Bill Shorten has learned in 2019: Being a reformer exposes you to misrepresentation by an opponent unencumbered by fresh direction. …
… It should also be acknowledged his departure makes life easier for Morrison, who will not have to keep looking over his shoulder at creeping Abbott ambitions. … “It’s also clear that in at least some of what might be described as ‘wealthy seats’, we are doing it tough, and the Green left is doing better.”
…few political operative were able to pander to the desires for simplistic certainties, like Pauline Hanson and Clive Palmer. @OneNationAus and @UnitedAusParty were crucial in regional Queensland results. …
Tanya Plibersek’s disastrous comment that cost Labor Queensland: Tanya Plibersek has been slammed over a remark she made in the lead-up to the election, which may have cost her party the crucial state of Queensland. (05/20/2019) | @gavindfernando @newscomauHQ
…she was out there denigrating the coal industry and saying it will phase out,” he told Sky News. “To say that on the eve of the election, in which there are six marginal seats in North Queensland in the coal belt, was absolutely disastrous. …
… The seats Mr Katter refers to are Peter Dutton’s northern Brisbane seat of Dickson, George Christensen’s marginal seat of Dawson, the Townsville-based seat of Herbert, as well as Flynn, Capricornia and Leichhardt. …
… The Labor Party was dealt a crushing blow in Queensland, with its vote falling to just 27.4 per cent…
… Last month, she told the ABC that Australians “can’t rely on an Indian mining company to bring jobs to central and north Queensland”. Prime Minister Scott Morrison slammed her over the remarks, comparing her to former NSW Labor leader Michael Daley. Mr Daley infamously accused Asians of taking Australian jobs during the NSW state election in March, before he went on to lose the vote. …
… “We needed to make it clear that if it was able to do so, that of course Labor would welcome the investment and jobs,” Mr Fitzgibbon said. The Hunter MP, who suffered a big swing against him towards One Nation’s pro-coal candidate, also said the party had drifted too far to the left. …
… Liberal senator Eric Abetz said the impact of the debate around Adani went beyond Queensland, into his own state of Tasmania. “Adani was seen … as an indication that the Labor Party was deserting its grassroots and the workers in favour of the suburban city elite…

.@australian's Paul Kelly: This isn't just a defeat for @AustralianLabor; It went to this election with a radical left-wing agenda, attempting to change the country on a progressive basis. Its progressive agenda has been repudiated.

MORE: https://t.co/tyxIk8GVkJ #SpeersOnSunday pic.twitter.com/ZeOdRB67Bv

— Sky News Australia (@SkyNewsAust) May 18, 2019

In all the election commentary last night, not a single word on the elephant in the room: Murdoch, with 70% control of Australia’s print media,ran the single most biased campaign in Australian political history. Reason for the silence? People are in fear of Murdoch’s power.

— Kevin Rudd (@MrKRudd) May 19, 2019

.@Kieran_Gilbert: It feels like Labor is on the cusp of losing the unloseable election. The numbers in Queensland are horrendous

Stream live coverage at https://t.co/DOkPkKjeYk #AusVotes2019 #AustraliaDecides pic.twitter.com/VJ3qrMsrSc

— Sky News Australia (@SkyNewsAust) May 18, 2019

Shocking defeat for Left in Australia, stunned pollsters and mainstream media who had predicted this election as 'unlosable for Labor'. Conservative @ScottMorrisonMP focused on 'Australian First', Jobs and Imigration, while Labor focused on #ClimateChange https://t.co/hFt7vgwuEd

— Sara A. Carter (@SaraCarterDC) May 18, 2019

The Australian election results are horrifying. We're on the brink of climate catastrophe. Australia is one of the top carbon emitters per capita in the world. The new leader has no climate change policy, and walked into parliament waving a chunk of coal. Not even kidding. pic.twitter.com/IbAIF8X6vc

— Kate Crawford (@katecrawford) May 18, 2019

‘We have lost Australia for now,’ warns climate scientist in wake of election upset | The latest from Joe Romm at @ClimateProgress: https://t.co/xd1z2Q9R5J

— Michael E. Mann (@MichaelEMann) May 18, 2019

🇦🇺 Australia was the only member nation on the UN human rights council this year to oppose all of its anti-Israeli resolutions, sponsored by world’s worst regimes.

Australian voters have just ratified this principled approach & ensured its continuation.https://t.co/pLcsYISxVS

— Hillel Neuer (@HillelNeuer) May 18, 2019

Election results like Australia, Brexit, the US, make it difficult to parse the world we live in. I’m not berated by people every time I walk down a street, in any country really, but then one wonders, what are those people thinking? #ausvotes

— Yassmin Abdel-Magied (@yassmin_a) May 18, 2019

Last month was the second warmest April on record, NOAA says.

Australia’s region had its highest January-April temperature on record. On Saturday, Australia had an election and decided to not really do anything about all this. pic.twitter.com/1x9W93mtMy

— Oliver Milman (@olliemilman) May 20, 2019

Chris Kenny: How did ABC journalists get the election results so wrong?@QuentinDempster: They are guided by the opinion polls. The fallout from this is the authenticity of those polls. Newspoll has always had high levels of accuracy.

MORE: https://t.co/bZO9mASfZp #Kennyonmedia pic.twitter.com/jLsOSs7RSX

— Sky News Australia (@SkyNewsAust) May 20, 2019

UK Vol.132 (Post-EUref #Brexit Vol.50)

#EU27 & UK have agreed a flexible #Brexit extension until 31 October.

Watch the summary of the special #EUCO & find out more about the ocutome of the meeting: https://t.co/Y6UiTiIglm pic.twitter.com/9JuScDcGzT

— EU Council (@EUCouncil) April 11, 2019

What do EU leaders think about PM May’s request for a #Brexit extension?
Watch what they say before their special meeting today in Brussels. #EUCO pic.twitter.com/8PA5rrUm3m

— EU Council (@EUCouncil) April 10, 2019

https://twitter.com/EU_Commission/status/1116151666527625216
https://twitter.com/EU_Commission/status/1116132906798387200

Whatever happens tonight at #EUCO, Germany's Angela Merkel is hoping for good future relations with the UK. pic.twitter.com/jap9BkwABt

— DW Europe (@dw_europe) April 10, 2019

https://twitter.com/dw_europe/status/1116035977590530048

“A no-deal Brexit would poison EU-UK relations for generations.”

If that were to happen, says British commentator @fromTGA , the EU would suffer the most. pic.twitter.com/r8uj5jZ2RW

— DW Europe (@dw_europe) April 10, 2019

#UPDATE European leaders were poised to delay Brexit on Wednesday, but questions remained over just how much longer to give Prime Minister Theresa May to deliver an orderly divorce — and what conditions to attach https://t.co/dAxSWWhgGB

— AFP news agency (@AFP) April 10, 2019

Déclaration à l’issue de la réunion extraordinaire du Conseil européen sur le Brexit. pic.twitter.com/GJfItrUyI5

— Emmanuel Macron (@EmmanuelMacron) April 11, 2019

Déclaration à l’arrivée à la réunion extraordinaire du Conseil européen sur le Brexit. pic.twitter.com/gGFbtFZ7Qy

— Emmanuel Macron (@EmmanuelMacron) April 10, 2019

"The British people decided to leave the European Union… it's not up to us to do anything to stop it from happening."
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French President Emmanuel Macron says "nothing should be taken for granted" when European leaders discuss Theresa May's plea for a Brexit delay. pic.twitter.com/8kHTI6NfWc

— Channel 4 News (@Channel4News) April 10, 2019

Emmanuel Macron has pushed for a definitive end to the extension of Article 50 by the end of June.

“That is a direct challenge to a consensus that had been forming… that there should be a long extension,” says our political editor Nick Watt @nicholaswatt | #newsnight pic.twitter.com/J2vRDbxbhl

— BBC Newsnight (@BBCNewsnight) April 10, 2019

Emmanuel Macron will warn Theresa May that Britain will never have a say over trade negotiations if it joins a customs union with the EU at tonight’s summit in Brusselshttps://t.co/e64aT4IAAT

— Telegraph Politics (@TelePolitics) April 10, 2019

Watch: Theresa May's number one obstacle in Europe to a long Brexit delay is Emmanuel Macron. But why? https://t.co/m1iikl5QjP pic.twitter.com/t2cXE1E9WQ

— The Telegraph (@Telegraph) April 9, 2019

PM @Theresa_May is in Brussels for European Council pic.twitter.com/lVGs71ublD

— UK Prime Minister (@10DowningStreet) April 10, 2019

Today PM @Theresa_May visited Chancellor Angela Merkel in Berlin and President @emmanuelmacron in Paris to hold talks on Brexit ahead of European Council tomorrow. pic.twitter.com/fzALpaLTwQ

— UK Prime Minister (@10DowningStreet) April 9, 2019

https://twitter.com/HouseofCommons/status/1116004754193252358

The House of Commons approve the motion seeking an extension of #Article50 until 30 June 2019 by 420 votes to 110.

Find out how your MP voted: https://t.co/mlhOKqZdTB

— UK House of Commons (@HouseofCommons) April 9, 2019

The #EUWithdrawal5Bill has royal assent and is now law. Catch up on #HouseofLords stages https://t.co/7oszkCcaAT

— House of Lords (@UKHouseofLords) April 9, 2019

https://twitter.com/EUCouncil/status/1116008254881050625
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https://twitter.com/Politics_Oxford/status/1113066807601004545

What is an #indicativevote? Are MPs coalescing around a #Brexit solution? Iain McLean and @benwansell explain for @UKandEU: https://t.co/uJAZ9hQaf4

— Oxford Politics and IR (@Politics_Oxford) April 1, 2019

With #Brexit at an impasse, @benwansell discusses how game theory played a key role in the negotiations: https://t.co/lCXaLJMys6 pic.twitter.com/jnf3Rcsskb

— Oxford Politics and IR (@Politics_Oxford) April 1, 2019

Would a #SecondReferendum cause more ambiguity, rather than resolving the current confusion? DPhil student @dannyhatem writes for @bopinion: https://t.co/TgdAh1VRBO

— Oxford Politics and IR (@Politics_Oxford) March 29, 2019

Jan Zielonka argues that Brexit is not just a British problem but shines a bright line on the EU’s own weaknesses and failed promises https://t.co/L7p3eGOsqS pic.twitter.com/7n9ciZyOHx

— OxPol (@OxPolBlog) January 25, 2019

Geoffrey Evans and James Tilley provide a commentary on the #Brexit vote alongside a far-reaching examination of deep-seated trends. Read a free chapter from their 'The New Politics of Class' online now . #EuropeanUnion #UnitedKingdom #Politics https://t.co/RRw7zT5BVa

— Oxford Politics (@OUPPolitics) April 9, 2019

"We're open to extending the deadline." -Irish Taoiseach Leo Varadkar ahead of #EU Summit on #Brexit https://t.co/f4l76rD2d2

— Oxford Politics (@OUPPolitics) April 8, 2019

Academics say EU conspiracy theories laid the blueprint for #Brexit vote. Should the UK leave the EU, Joseph Uscinski notes, the “conspiracy theories that motivated leave voters will have shaken the very foundation of the international order”. @JoeUscinski https://t.co/YwkQac2PIp

— Oxford Politics (@OUPPolitics) April 7, 2019

"If the Brexiteers escape one backstop, they may well find themselves trapped in another." Brendan O'Leary on how a hard border may impact the United Kingdom's and United States trade agreement negotiations #Brexit https://t.co/hN6qcGzrbk

— Oxford Politics (@OUPPolitics) April 5, 2019

"Disenchantment, dysfunctionality, desacralisation, and sometimes lack of relevance despite notable activism, characterize European states." – Desmond King and Patrick Le Galès #Brexit #EU Read a free chapter of "Reconfiguring European States in Crisis"
https://t.co/EFPxOioO8E

— Oxford Politics (@OUPPolitics) April 5, 2019

“The European single market, legislated for by #Thatcher, and its opening up, driven forward under #Blair, was good for the British economy, and a factor in turning the UK from the sick man of Europe into one of its more successful economies.” @guardian https://t.co/DCepl5dWTe

— Oxford Politics (@OUPPolitics) April 4, 2019

With the #IndicativeVotes taking place today, is the Customs Union the best option for the UK in #Brexit? @guardian explores whether the UK would be better off out of the Customs Union https://t.co/OlUDUyIkCx

— Oxford Politics (@OUPPolitics) April 1, 2019

What does the future of the European Union looks like? Catherine E. De Vries offers that a "flexible rather than fixed end goal could prove a strong argument for the public to stick with the European project." #Brexit #EuropeanUnion

https://t.co/Z0YUJAI3RM

— Oxford Politics (@OUPPolitics) April 1, 2019

"When an emotional appeal comes up against a rational appeal something interesting happens: the emotional appeal comes out on top, almost every time." Read an OUPblog exploring the tactics Politicians used to sell Brexit @StevenMcKevitt https://t.co/IRpgTEl3Cc

— Oxford Economics (@OUPEconomics) April 2, 2019

“What we were actually fascinated by is that the world of business would never allow a CEO to end up in the situation that [May] is in” – @michael_smets trying to make sense of Theresa May's unconventional #Brexit via @FortuneMagazine https://t.co/FL0h47F69Y #management

— Saïd Business School (@OxfordSBS) April 1, 2019

As we discuss tax policy amidst the continued #Brexit negotiations, see how @OxfordSBS's Michael Devereux thinks globalisation affects business taxes, tax havens, and revenue https://t.co/yRsRrKoxF9 pic.twitter.com/hDWJuBdZ7P

— Oxford Econ Policy (@OxrepJournal) October 12, 2018

Brexit Britain is a country seemingly determined to commit economic suicide but can’t agree on how to kill itself. https://t.co/3Fb7oKjndd

— Eric Beinhocker (@EricBeinhocker) April 5, 2019

Rutte gets the “Best Brexit Metaphor of the Week” award… https://t.co/lbEOMFeZHP

— Eric Beinhocker (@EricBeinhocker) March 18, 2019

is there a link between MPs expenses and Brexit? Interesting thoughts at https://t.co/uF2Rl5cc8w @NickSDickinson @EmilyMaitlisMVP @TheWestminster1 @PolStudiesAssoc @CrickCentre

— Matthew Flinders (@PoliticalSpike) April 4, 2019

Data here: https://t.co/bXpcGQwoQ0 https://t.co/qDWMN1a7wk

— Ruth Dixon (@ruth_dixon) March 29, 2019

Brexit is a civilisational choice – to opt for closure, intolerance and distrust of the other. Whatever the “deal”, millions of us will fight for a different idea of Britain https://t.co/1EwjgDS3YR

— Will Hutton (@williamnhutton) March 17, 2019

'A View from the Edge' by Andrew Dickinson of @OxfordLawFac – https://t.co/6Ac80KiARg #Brexit #choiceoflaw #OBLB

— OBLB (@OxfordBLB) March 26, 2019

'Stop this power grab by MPs or chaos governs' Comment piece by Prof Richard Ekins and Sir Stephen Laws in @thesundaytimes #Brexit https://t.co/eftakVndW4

— Faculty of Law (@OxfordLawFac) April 1, 2019

If #Article50 is extended by longer than a few weeks, would the UK have to take part in the European Parliament elections? EU law professors @CSBarnard24 of @cambridgelaw and Stephen Weatherill of @OxfordLawFac say: no https://t.co/NrkIFdFQTj

— The Lawyer (@TheLawyermag) March 20, 2019

“Some MPs like playing games; some of those are as good as they think they are. But… a majority winner exists if MPs can manage to find it.” Read more from @benwansell and Iain McLean on how MPs can find a majority for one Brexit option. #indicativevotes2 https://t.co/FppSLO30S8

— The UK in a Changing Europe (@UKandEU) April 1, 2019

How does national identity affect Brexit preferences? Prof Anthony Heath and @DrLARichards look at public opinion across the UK @csinuffield https://t.co/bKT8I0as7D pic.twitter.com/xGRLNevTrK

— The UK in a Changing Europe (@UKandEU) January 31, 2019

EU prepared for no deal Brexit – but what about the UK? Listen to @EmilyJonesBSG's interview on #NewsDay @bbcworldservice (around 1.33 on clock) https://t.co/nPnPNTByJG

— Blavatnik School of Government (@BlavatnikSchool) April 2, 2019

As manufacturers stockpile for #Brexit #uncertainty, the need for #digital #technology in production and supply chain processes grows. Manufacturers that serve retailers could better assess customer needs with digital fulfilment. https://t.co/XiR9VGyGBK

— Cambridge Judge (@CambridgeJBS) April 2, 2019

Dr @thomroulet comments on Theresa’s May #Brexit ultimatum and says similar scenario ‘could conceivably happen in a family #business in which the family-member owners disagree on strategic choices’, via @Fortunemagazine https://t.co/x8jSL1Y6Lp pic.twitter.com/MLFqIGntXw

— Cambridge Judge (@CambridgeJBS) March 29, 2019

Read the highlights from the recent guest lecture from Professor @HansWernerSinn on #Brexit. #EU #Europe #Economics https://t.co/BPHTsGli8x

— Cambridge Judge (@CambridgeJBS) March 19, 2019

Looking at how companies adapt in times of political #uncertainty, @ThomRoulet discusses in @HarvardBiz. #Brexit https://t.co/l1qt3clFMS

— Cambridge Judge (@CambridgeJBS) March 18, 2019

A private opinion on #Brexit: read the latest #blog from Professor Christoph Loch, Director of Cambridge Judge #BusinessSchool, following a special talk delivered by economist Professor Hans-Werner Sinn of Munich University. #EU #Europe pic.twitter.com/Sec11jjgSQ

— Cambridge Judge (@CambridgeJBS) March 13, 2019

What does #Brexit mean for #Europe? We welcomed Professor Hans Werner-Sinn to the Business School last week to discuss the #economics of Brexit. Watch on YouTube: https://t.co/fZYRpqIhjF

— Cambridge Judge (@CambridgeJBS) March 12, 2019

Professor Christoph Loch, Dean of Cambridge Judge shares his thoughts on the #Brexit debate in Britain which "has struck [him] by its lack of creativity in seeking solutions that address public – rather than purely political – concerns." Read the blog: https://t.co/HFYC2XYgbx pic.twitter.com/gQIijrAyyK

— Cambridge Judge (@CambridgeJBS) March 6, 2019

Some Scottish firms see opportunity created by the ‘paralysis’ of English competitors over #Brexit, says new @harvardbiz article co-authored by Dr Thomas Roulet of Cambridge Judge. @thomroulet @drbenlaker https://t.co/R4uGpT2kLt

— Cambridge Judge (@CambridgeJBS) March 1, 2019

https://twitter.com/EBRD/status/1115918674685198336

I argue, as a Brexiteer, that we need to take a long deep breath. We need to swallow our pride, and think again. My new piece for Open Democracy makes the case for a long Brexit pause for reflection: https://t.co/KCOdzZIXU1

— Peter Oborne (@OborneTweets) April 7, 2019

Paths from the past: historians make sense of Brexit and our current political turmoil https://t.co/rd32bnWh63

— Duncan Bell (@DrDuncanBell) March 30, 2019

New article now up on @CompEurPol_Jnl on capitalist diversity and labour mobility as drivers of Brexit. Abstract below. Thanks to Vivien Schmidt and Sergio Fabbrini for making the special issue happen. pic.twitter.com/QV1xXoBsjq

— Chris Bickerton (@cjbickerton) March 27, 2019

I'm not sure I agree with all of this, but it raises some really important questions about the risks of academics getting sucked into commentariat 'groupthink' and the effects of the impact agenda on British political science https://t.co/mCQNR82FkA

— Peter Sloman (@pjsloman) April 3, 2019

The GFA (and the EU’s determination to force the U.K. to honour it) doesn’t just define the #brexit options now, it will also define what kind of FTA we will be offered by the EU in a “no deal” scenario. So the real options are 1) Remain, 2) CU/CM2 or 3) Canada+Irish unification https://t.co/wGOh8mZwLX

— Graeme Harker (@graemeharker) April 6, 2019

One of the "joys" of listening to @TPpodcast_ is that it helps you realise the situation we're in is actually worse than you had previously thought.

Latest episode: https://t.co/letCMLKzkw

— Chairman Moët (@ChairmanMoet) April 4, 2019

Excellent episode and particularly helpful in making sense of indicative votes, the reality that the WA will still have to be accepted (lest crash out), and the contingent nature of the future because of UK’s parliamentary system. Can’t recommend enough! https://t.co/qUkpl3MPAx

— Jay R Roszman (@jrroszman) April 1, 2019

Last week’s episode “Moment of Truth?” saw David, @HelenHet20, @cjbickerton and @CSBarnard24 discuss the real choices in front of MPs – and what show of events might prevent a no-deal Brexit https://t.co/9r6axAHuCD

— Talking Politics (@TPpodcast_) April 2, 2019

“Impasse”, recorded earlier in March – where David, @HelenHet20, @cjbickerton & @ProfKAArmstrong attempt to cut through the Brexit fog and ask big questions about the role of lawyers in modern politics https://t.co/Tck3VHDXEJ

— Talking Politics (@TPpodcast_) April 2, 2019

Need something to cut through the chaos?

Here’s a short thread of relevant episodes from the Talking Politics archive: beginning with @adam_tooze on Europe, recorded at the end of January https://t.co/c3hnopYyvu

— Talking Politics (@TPpodcast_) April 2, 2019

NEW EPISODE! As parliament finally gets the chance to indicate its Brexit preferences – if it has any – we discuss the real choices now facing MPs and government. What is the sequence of events that would actually prevent a no-deal Brexit? → https://t.co/6EIiwObpgM pic.twitter.com/SOVXbnJgKk

— Talking Politics (@TPpodcast_) March 28, 2019

Could the EU pull the plug if Britain misbehaves?
Our senior fellow @CSBarnard24 from @cambridgelaw features in @paulwaugh #thewaughzone pic.twitter.com/AmtqhXjBtM

— The UK in a Changing Europe (@UKandEU) April 10, 2019

“Brexit has left MPs increasingly unsure about their role as representatives: do they speak for the people like them or for people who have no one else to speak for them?” asks Professor David Runciman of @TPpodcast_ and @Dept_of_POLIS. https://t.co/o1hH6AgVCo

— The UK in a Changing Europe (@UKandEU) April 9, 2019

And on the subject of @TPpodcast_, @HelenHet20 and David Runciman both feature – alongside @CSBarnard24 and dozens of other leading #Brexit experts – in our latest report, 'Article 50 two years on'. Read their thoughts on what the future holds: https://t.co/2IwfvxvK6f pic.twitter.com/9V8i1hnVUF

— The UK in a Changing Europe (@UKandEU) April 3, 2019

'A prominent voice in the #Brexit debate' LISTEN to @TPpodcast_ featuring our senior fellow @CSBarnard24 @cambridgelaw https://t.co/QbC2mdlvtI

— The UK in a Changing Europe (@UKandEU) April 3, 2019

https://t.co/Tpq3o9f4Dk

Really excellent article from David Runciman re: #brexit and limits of parliamentary democracy – recalls @TPpodcast_ episode with Matthew Taylor about deliberative democracy.

— Theo Evan (@TheoEvan1) April 3, 2019

'What is it about Global Britain that inspires such levels of confusion at home and exasperation abroad?' @oliver_daddow @NottsPolitics https://t.co/wbUmK2x8jv

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) April 4, 2019

Live footage of the UK leaving the EU pic.twitter.com/3JxAlmrD8W

— James Felton (@JimMFelton) April 2, 2019

Today’s request by the PM for an Article 50 extension may appear to undermine the Cooper-Letwin Bill. However, for reasons set out in this post, I argue that the Bill could work as intended in spite of today’s move by the PM. https://t.co/ypi2I8PRl9

— Mark Elliott (@ProfMarkElliott) April 5, 2019

Now Viscount Ridley says that the Cooper Bill will deny those who want a no-deal Brexit that possibility. He is also wrong. The Cooper Bill does *not* rule out a no-deal Brexit. https://t.co/u7FvAXLgck

— Mark Elliott (@ProfMarkElliott) April 4, 2019

Brexit, the Executive and Parliament: A response to John Finnis https://t.co/5DiTsB92gt pic.twitter.com/QCPfINU9DW

— Mark Elliott (@ProfMarkElliott) April 2, 2019

Following today's vote in Parliament, the default legal position is that UK will leave EU with no deal on 12 April.

Parliament could prevent this by enacting emergency legislation requiring the Government to revoke Article 50.

Here's how it could do so https://t.co/9ujYFuBCkY

— Mark Elliott (@ProfMarkElliott) March 29, 2019

New post | What if ‘exit day’ is not redefined in domestic law? https://t.co/7X0mXQZtgs pic.twitter.com/xfyI2YQPN5

— Mark Elliott (@ProfMarkElliott) March 26, 2019

On @BBCr4today, @MattHancock said no-deal Brexit can't happen. Incorrect. In law it's the default consequence of triggering Art 50. It can be avoided only via (1) withdrawal agreement, (2) Art 50 extension or (3) revocation. To rule out no-deal, Parliament would have to legislate https://t.co/uGrV5AewVN

— Mark Elliott (@ProfMarkElliott) March 26, 2019

A great deal of nonsense is being talked about the extension of Article 50 and what it means in legal terms. The date of the UK’s departure from the EU is determined by EU law, not UK law. I explain further in this post: https://t.co/kxKTTdYLcn https://t.co/A5DSXJQ9SA

— Mark Elliott (@ProfMarkElliott) March 24, 2019

The European Council has published the conclusions of today's meeting concerning the extension of Article 50 https://t.co/XEoJ9XjX6R pic.twitter.com/slrVf9CQ4n

— Mark Elliott (@ProfMarkElliott) March 21, 2019

Even if Tories and Labour could agree to a future customs union with the EU, as I wrote a year ago, it's not a good outcome either for Remainers or Leavers https://t.co/mf9d2wlwSV

— K A Armstrong (@ProfKAArmstrong) April 3, 2019

I wrote this 11 months ago when moves were then afoot to try and get a “least worst” Brexit.

Although I began to doubt my conclusion that we needed a referendum to either back Government’s deal or to Remain in EU, I’ve decided to stick to it. https://t.co/aF1iN9BNES

— K A Armstrong (@ProfKAArmstrong) April 2, 2019

NEW! Reflections on today’s vote in @ConversationUK https://t.co/bKo74AdQ6I

— K A Armstrong (@ProfKAArmstrong) March 29, 2019

In case you missed it, the UK has formally agreed to the terms of the extension to the Article 50 process as offered by the European Council last week. So 29 March is no longer the legal default day that the UK leaves the EU. 1/https://t.co/JlQyQsMIsB

— K A Armstrong (@ProfKAArmstrong) March 25, 2019

Tedious as it is to repeat this for the umpteenth time but the Political Declaration can be changed if MPs want something different. Barnier repeated this on Tuesday. Indicative votes are about the future not the Withdrawal Agreement.

How can you not know this? https://t.co/FjJiJQpo6a

— K A Armstrong (@ProfKAArmstrong) March 23, 2019

Extra Time – But for What? https://t.co/BCTmBZc75A pic.twitter.com/ActMDjZ4hM

— K A Armstrong (@ProfKAArmstrong) March 22, 2019

Norway’s Brexit rethink https://t.co/PSFysfGYIu

— Lorand Bartels (@Lorand_Bartels) March 27, 2019

An excellent summary of the options. @JamesERothwell https://t.co/Ja4Dklu6em via @Telegraph

— Lorand Bartels (@Lorand_Bartels) March 26, 2019

I think any further extension of Art 50 will require a) Euro elections and b) concrete dates without any flexibility because the EU will find the legal uncertainty without these conditions unacceptable. See Theresa May's Brexit extension statement in full https://t.co/mZxMg4UyUV

— Markus W Gehring (@mwgehring) April 2, 2019

Wise words from our @Cambridge_Uni @cambridgelaw @EULegalStudies Advisory Board member. Could @10DowningStreet start to listen to experts please? https://t.co/swTVLZ5EFJ

— Markus W Gehring (@mwgehring) April 2, 2019

Yet another great legal explanation by ⁦@CSBarnard24⁩ ⁦@BBCWorldTonight⁩ of the difficult votes in the UK Parliament on #Brexit. https://t.co/JW0fDOi4Qh

— Markus W Gehring (@mwgehring) March 28, 2019

Lord Hunt of Wirral just paid tribute to work done *overnight* to produce a report for the Lords on the Cooper/Letwin Bill by @ProfMarkElliott. He also refers to the blog written today which Lord Hunt endearingly labels "Public law for everyone". https://t.co/pAClC2CKd3

— Robert Craig (@RobertCraig3) April 4, 2019

Frustrating Brexit? Commencement Dates and Mandatory Orders https://t.co/EviKRpl5bQ via @pauldalyesq

— Paul Daly (@pauldalyesq) March 29, 2019

Another thoughtful and intelligent legal post on BREXIT by Philip Allott: Unexpected Denouement. The UK Remains in the EU by Mistake. The Brexit Saga Could Run and Run https://t.co/WjcExqvJDA via @ukcla

— Philippe Sands (@philippesands) March 26, 2019

"Brexit is the biggest crisis since the second world war, and it’s in my field. I want to talk about it now, not analyse what went wrong in 20 years’ time." @Cambridgelaw's @CSBarnard24 talks about #law in action https://t.co/6N98wsKfG6 pic.twitter.com/UZzr627UkL

— ThinkCamLaw (@thinkcamlaw) April 2, 2019

#LawintheNews | "Did the UK Government act unlawfully by extending Article 50?" @ProfMarkElliott takes a closer look in his latest blog post https://t.co/DrJbUhP51q

— ThinkCamLaw (@thinkcamlaw) March 28, 2019

UK Vol.131 (Post-EUref #Brexit Vol.49)

Brexit and Trade: It’s even more complicated than we thought.

Click below to read @aglawfoodie’s interview on #Brexit and trade.https://t.co/qWGUbc3v3a pic.twitter.com/FoVBII1BB8

— EAAL Committee (@SeneddEAAL) April 2, 2019

Welcome to the #Brexit time loop https://t.co/RbJQKPkWrZ

— CER (@CER_EU) April 5, 2019

“In sum, #Brexit has not been an economic success so far. There is no hope that it will be in the future” Read @JohnSpringford analysis of Cost of Brexit in full https://t.co/oPXzac8oB8

— CER (@CER_EU) April 4, 2019

Latest Cost of #Brexit estimate by CER's @JohnSpringford cited in @FT by @martinwolf_ https://t.co/wijcb5gYGH pic.twitter.com/v10eV4QFEG

— CER (@CER_EU) April 4, 2019

An unambiguous message from Ford – very hard to understand how any sensible/responsible policymaker could countenance a no deal #Brexit https://t.co/cRGxBXeWKA

— CER (@CER_EU) April 3, 2019

NB – leaving the EU is just the beginning of a process that will drag on for years – hammering out the details of the future relationship promises to be an even tougher challenge than withdrawal, @SamuelMarcLowe https://t.co/U56ARFXGsC

— CER (@CER_EU) April 2, 2019

A cautionary note for remainers, by @CER_Grant in @guardianopinion (printed in today's paper) – the EU expects a no deal #Brexit because it does not trust British politicians not to screw up https://t.co/Pljjl5d8qI

— CER (@CER_EU) April 2, 2019

The question of what role UK will play in the global trading system cannot be fully settled until it clarifies the depth and scope of its future relationship with the EU, @SamuelMarcLowe writes in @Independent https://t.co/SNnut8uzk9

— CER (@CER_EU) April 1, 2019

Latest CER estimate: the UK economy is 2.5 per cent smaller than it would be if Britain had voted remain. The knock-on hit to the public finances is £19 billion per annum – or £360 million a week.https://t.co/KwlCXDXruE pic.twitter.com/Wk8RkETxcr

— CER (@CER_EU) March 30, 2019

ICYMI check out excellent @BBCRadio4 Briefing Room discussion on Britain’s place in the world after #Brexit with CER’s @SamuelMarcLowe @NgaireWoods @StefanieBolzen & Prof Meg Russell from @ConUnit_UCL chaired by @DAaronovitch https://t.co/EcbQnn3FTG

— CER (@CER_EU) March 29, 2019

Important thread on why EU now sees high chance of no deal #Brexit – fleshes out points @CER_Grant was making a short while ago on @euronews https://t.co/TcEhqukMhZ

— CER (@CER_EU) March 28, 2019

What changes will Britain’s exit unleash in the EU? Could it embolden eurosceptic movements across Europe? Will commitment to climate change waver? Will the EU become less willing to use sanctions? Discuss @SophiaBesch & @CER_IanBond in @CER_EU podcast.https://t.co/A63wdp5xeG

— CER (@CER_EU) March 27, 2019

#Germany is already obstructing all three of those, but thanks for offering to help. https://t.co/aph4mTxwnH

— Christian Odendahl (@COdendahl) April 5, 2019

It's not. The EU, certainly #Germany, will make sure it does not happen — but make no mistake, the EU will force the UK to take part in #EP2019. And UK MPs are responsible enough to accept that. https://t.co/XVV9YvhlTS

— Christian Odendahl (@COdendahl) March 29, 2019

Not much, because Brexit was always about horrible choices. The main mistake was failing to anticipate the Remainer swing to Labour in the 2017 election. https://t.co/IQcbZYGiC4

— John Springford (@JohnSpringford) April 3, 2019

That's the problem. The costs aren't only short-term disruption. They are also long-term, because the economy will be more closed to trade and investment. This will cause big political problems, as I outline in the piece https://t.co/86JkPWZF9H

— John Springford (@JohnSpringford) April 1, 2019

Charles is spot on when it comes to the position in Paris too. Maybe in the end Macron could be forced to accept an extension (if it was linked to a credible plan, with demonstrable majority backing). But it would be through gritted teeth. The goodwill has long gone https://t.co/oJiMCP80DW

— Sophie Pedder (@PedderSophie) April 1, 2019

Nothing like insulting one of the UK’s most consistent allies in the #EU by implying that allowing it to influence UK policy would be too awful to contemplate. https://t.co/Qr4uXPKm6o

— Ian Bond (@CER_IanBond) April 1, 2019

Post Brexit, could the UK run an *effective* independent trade policy while in a customs union with the EU?

Yes, but it’s complicated. And there would be notable constraints. https://t.co/MiNY5H3gtW

— Sam Lowe (@SamuelMarcLowe) March 31, 2019

I wrote a customs union explainer a year or so ago which unlike many of the ones you might read is accurate.https://t.co/86PLKtZFfH

— Sam Lowe (@SamuelMarcLowe) March 31, 2019

Britain would survive no deal – but survival should not be the height of a country’s aspiration, writes @SamuelMarcLowe.https://t.co/LSTRcQgy4s

— New Statesman (@NewStatesman) April 4, 2019

.@Reuters also quoting senior EU source: “Flextension allows for leaving the EU on July 1 as well. Only that they would have to finalise the ratification of the Withdrawal Agreement by then" https://t.co/u0mOHX2jPE

— Open Europe (@OpenEurope) April 5, 2019

If there is long #Brexit extension, it would be possible for UK to hold #EP2019 elections and leave at any point once the deal is approved
– Open Europe's @pietercleppe told @AJEnglish pic.twitter.com/kPHNMDzXE0

— Open Europe (@OpenEurope) April 4, 2019

"The EU has made clear it would be willing to tweak the Political Declaration very quickly" – Open Europe's @DomWalsh13 told @BBCNewshour pic.twitter.com/nQJTpEI9Jf

— Open Europe (@OpenEurope) April 2, 2019

🇮🇪RTE reports: “Senior officials say that if there is a hard Brexit on 12 April, it will be impossible both logistically and politically to bring the full gamit of EU internal market and customs union rules to bear in Ireland the next morning.”https://t.co/8hch8dbLUo

— Open Europe (@OpenEurope) April 2, 2019

🇮🇪Irish border No Deal checks arrangements do not seem to be finalised. EU official quoted in Politico last week: "We are working very closely with the Irish authorities, we try and perform the controls away from the border."https://t.co/QTmk4dyARt

— Open Europe (@OpenEurope) April 2, 2019

🇮🇪Irish govt launched Omnibus #Brexit bill at end of February. Contingency plans include hiring extra customs staff and financial support packages for businesses.https://t.co/mfppkD6ulz

— Open Europe (@OpenEurope) April 2, 2019

https://twitter.com/OpenEurope/status/1113082204480065539

🇩🇪Eric Schweitzer, head of Association of German Chambers of Commerce and Industry: No Deal means threat of a substantial bureaucracy and demolition of supply chains – meaning German companies could soon be plagued with customs issues and EURbn in tariffs.https://t.co/UH2DcTxvTb

— Open Europe (@OpenEurope) April 2, 2019

.@HenryNewman for the @Telegraph: #Brexit presents a profound dilemma for an already-divided Labour Partyhttps://t.co/mCltD04vFZ

— Open Europe (@OpenEurope) April 2, 2019

Hmm. The phrasing of paragraph 1a) is interesting. Refers to the backstop "being superseded" by alternative arrangements. The deal already provides for the backstop being superseded – *in the future*

But the explanatory note suggests "supersede" means "replaced." That won't work https://t.co/oZvwZWyk45

— Dom Walsh (@DomWalsh13) April 3, 2019

Looks like we might be heading for a Customs Union. Read my explainer here on what that would mean compared to the current deal.

Key point: at this stage, a customs union can become a much more likely destination, but it *cannot* be made "permanent".https://t.co/jbHzMI4IDC

— Dom Walsh (@DomWalsh13) April 2, 2019

🇮🇪FM Coveney: UK "will look for a short extension next week, and I think Ireland will support that…It is very unlikely that there will be any crash out at the end of next week with the PM looking for an extension with a plan to go with that" https://t.co/HCzw2DV3xB

— Anna Nadibaidze (@AnnaRNad) April 3, 2019

On #skypapers @queenchristina_ and I discussed Indicative Votes with @jonathansamuels

There's a risk MPs chase fantasies, especially since the same withdrawal agreement will underpin any negotiated EU deal

And although we talk a lot about Tory divisions, Labour are split too pic.twitter.com/UlWlQgnbSW

— Henry Newman (@HenryNewman) March 31, 2019

NEW: @theresa_may has written to the @eucopresident asking for an extention to 30 June 2019 (this is the same date she asked for 2 weeks ago and was rejected). @donaldtusk has already said he is recommending extension to March 2020 with early exit option if deal passed early. pic.twitter.com/9DeyQ0R3h8

— Mark Stone (@Stone_SkyNews) April 5, 2019

📄Designing the next #extension – Conditional and time-limited

by EPC Chief Executive @FabianZuleeg
Available at https://t.co/1W3c6rl1lV #Brexit #flextension pic.twitter.com/6tUHrbvPdu

— EuropeanPolicyCentre (@epc_eu) April 5, 2019

Towards the end of the deadlock between Theresa May and Jeremy Corbyn?
📄#Brexit: Decoupling the #PoliticalDeclaration

by @AndrewDuffEU
Available at https://t.co/rVPEhdT9pq pic.twitter.com/RH1bnNXAjU

— EuropeanPolicyCentre (@epc_eu) April 4, 2019

📄#Brexit: The case against a long extension of #Article50

by EPC Policy Analyst @larissaarabelle

Available at https://t.co/IKNIs9eKkq pic.twitter.com/PByWTiqKbh

— EuropeanPolicyCentre (@epc_eu) March 31, 2019

BBC News – Brexit: EU's Donald Tusk 'suggests 12-month flexible delay' https://t.co/kaFvTbG3Bl At it again. He does not speak for EU leaders on this. A long extension without a UK decision is not in the EU27's interest. Leaders need to take control

— Fabian Zuleeg (@FabianZuleeg) April 5, 2019

@MichelBarnier today @epc_eu https://t.co/3gVTQnxKdP

— Fabian Zuleeg (@FabianZuleeg) April 2, 2019

Here's another suggestion. File it under 'if needed'.

Best of all would be for May and Corbyn and @MichelBarnier to agree on an improved Political Declaration — perhaps as in https://t.co/XSZF7WPqsZ https://t.co/jLlU0TZvpK

— Andrew Duff (@AndrewDuffEU) April 3, 2019

Barnier's @epc_eu speech today.

Small observation: no reference to Ireland, the border issue, or the backstop.https://t.co/8OXnrOPxAN pic.twitter.com/4AJ02ozcc9

— David Phinnemore (@DPhinnemore) April 2, 2019

Michel Barnier @epc_eu emphasized that lessons must be learned as to why the British people voted #Brexit, how the #EU can respond more swiftly to legitimate concerns of members and their citizens, and how young people can be embraced, feel part of the EU and motivated to vote! pic.twitter.com/3pR8KeT7IN

— Guy Miller (@guysiemiller) April 2, 2019

Speaking at the @epc_eu in Brussels this morning, EU chief Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier says the UK has three options left:

1. Accepting Theresa May's stalled deal
2. A damaging no-deal Brexit
3. A long delay to the UK's leaving date pic.twitter.com/Nj0wbL0iwQ

— DW Europe (@dw_europe) April 2, 2019

PODCAST | #TheSoundOfEconomics Bruegel senior fellow @ZsoltDarvas joins @GuntramWolff for this Director’s Cut to discuss the economic fall-out of a #NoDealBrexit >> https://t.co/HUKFElnI9Q #Brexit #EUbudget #IrishBorder pic.twitter.com/Snc9oO3opo

— Bruegel (@Bruegel_org) April 4, 2019

'A no-deal #Brexit would be suicidal stupidity' says CEPS' Associate Senior Research Fellow Michael Emerson https://t.co/UTFxYg2pb7 … via @nbcnews

— CEPS ThinkTank (@CEPS_thinktank) April 1, 2019

“Predictions continue that the #EU will implode, explode, or otherwise disappear – but the reverse seems to be happening”- #Brexit actually strengthens the #EuropeanUnion. @ecfr Council Member @CarolineGruyter explains why: https://t.co/PCAJsNBpDE https://t.co/PCAJsNBpDE pic.twitter.com/b6FPaKMplq

— ECFR Berlin (@ECFRBerlin) April 4, 2019

Shadow International Trade Secretary @BarryGardiner on the cross-party Brexit talks #bbcaq

Listen here: https://t.co/SxfJoY2Y7I pic.twitter.com/1UNZW6TWRg

— BBC Politics (@BBCPolitics) April 5, 2019

Questioning Tory MP on post-Brexit trade:

“You are sounding like a member of the ERG, it’s your duty to be probing” Ken Clarke

“No, I am sounding like someone who is trying to get across the facts” #politicslive presenter @afneil https://t.co/JhJY9LBLfI pic.twitter.com/6PcswSkUi5

— BBC Politics (@BBCPolitics) April 4, 2019

Liam Fox: "A customs union a betrayal of Brexit"

International trade secretary says options being supported by Labour, SNP and others in tonight's votes are not "a proper #Brexit" https://t.co/5mAdiYmVE4 pic.twitter.com/GsHNseb8No

— BBC Politics (@BBCPolitics) April 1, 2019

"You cannot betray the 6m people who signed the petition to revoke Article 50, the 1m who marched for a People's Vote, or the increasing majority who want to remain in the EU"

Donald Tusk calls on MEPs to represent the UK's "Europeans"

[tap to expand] https://t.co/r95oFsQ6yJ pic.twitter.com/rfhO0fUOeU

— BBC Politics (@BBCPolitics) March 27, 2019

Is a customs union enough to guarantee frictionless trade after #Brexit? If you can never remember the difference between the customs union and the single market then this is the piece for you.https://t.co/U4oc3JOvmO pic.twitter.com/hlIeLsvwyh

— BBC Reality Check (@BBCRealityCheck) April 4, 2019

Blick Rothenberg partner @altmann_news discusses the risk of German companies pulling investment out of Scotland if post-Brexit trade becomes too difficult https://t.co/P1Ku9cacQ6 via @BBCNews

— Blick Rothenberg (@BlickRothenberg) April 2, 2019

Former International Trade Minister @GregHands sets out why a customs union is a "very bad idea" for the UK. pic.twitter.com/mieXb8gkEg

— BrexitCentral (@BrexitCentral) April 1, 2019

I’ve done a piece for the @Independent today on the growing momentum around a #FinalSay on Brexit and my utter delight at @unisontweets amongst other trade unions coming out in support of it! Please give it a read. https://t.co/Ut6HSSbNHO

— Jamie Dickinson (@jamielewis016) April 4, 2019

"There is no version of Brexit that will benefit science and research." @sarahwollaston's speech to the #RevokeArticle50 petition debate on why it isn't just loss of trade that Brexit threatens us with. #ChangePolitics pic.twitter.com/u0pescWEtq

— The Independent Group (@TheIndGroup) April 2, 2019

Despite the Brexit deadlock, @TheIndGroup's @Anna_Soubry believes there is "huge progress" towards a public vote.

She says her group didn't vote for the Commons Market option because it wouldn't guarantee 'frictionless trade' #r4today | @marthakearney | https://t.co/jQrmkGKSmt pic.twitter.com/QN153YX7nu

— BBC Radio 4 Today (@BBCr4today) April 2, 2019

A customs union post-Brexit really would be the worst of all outcomes. How can it possibly be a good idea for the 5th largest economy on Earth to surrender control of its trade policy to an outside body in which we have no voice?

Me in @Telegraph https://t.co/r8X3R9z1RO

— Robert Courts MP (@robertcourts) April 1, 2019

People and businesses are stockpiling food and medicine in case of a no-deal Brexit. Are you stocking anything up for #BrexitDay? pic.twitter.com/c7QLK0cfnN

— TicToc by Bloomberg (@tictoc) March 29, 2019

Clogged ports. Paralyzed manufacturing. Food shortages. Medicine shortages. A messy border with Ireland. A look at what a no-deal Brexit could bring to Britain. https://t.co/bVlMLYnsUx

— The New York Times (@nytimes) April 3, 2019

There is an increasing risk of the UK leaving the EU without a #Brexit deal
We #Prepare4Brexit on public health, in particular on the crucial topics of pharmaceutical products and medical devices, as well as on food safety.
Learn more on @EMA_News → https://t.co/UAmPlyYio2 pic.twitter.com/qxz8mSgIah

— European Commission 🇪🇺 (@EU_Commission) April 4, 2019

Ken Clarke: That means giving up our standards of animal & food quality, taking the lower standards in US with hormone-treated beef. #Brexit pic.twitter.com/9DTqFJXr0V

— Matty 🇬🇧🇪🇺 (@Doozy_45) April 1, 2019

#Brexit food for thought from @Foodanddrinkfed: More than 40% of UK food is imported. Chief, Ian Wright tells @jchatterleyCNN that produce prices will rise, quality will fall and labor shortages will bite in a no-deal Brexit pic.twitter.com/fTibzBEU1u

— First Move CNN (@firstmove) April 3, 2019

Britons do, however, think the reports that a no deal Brexit would result in food/medicine shortages are exaggerated or invented by 47% to the 35% who think they are realistic https://t.co/n2FCw1NEta pic.twitter.com/VnzdZzdTBc

— YouGov (@YouGov) April 4, 2019

‘A worst-case Brexit could hit CI food supplies’https://t.co/LeJPvimIx1 pic.twitter.com/OzunVfVf1V

— Guernsey Press (@GuernseyPress) April 3, 2019

https://twitter.com/VladimirFarage/status/1114482407284125696
https://twitter.com/IceAgeFarmer/status/1114601796226260992

Will #Brexit create a #coffee crisis for your business? https://t.co/2oSi8xiWRx pic.twitter.com/qJoxdzlYIG

— Novell Coffee Trade (@TradeNovell) April 3, 2019

Why does Brexit matter to the world?

Brexit supporters say that once Britain is outside the EU it can forge closer trade and political ties with the US and other faster-growing economies. https://t.co/82hoohHbKg pic.twitter.com/D05RF1RPAq

— Financial Times (@FinancialTimes) April 5, 2019

Something we discovered in doing this research https://t.co/uycsZbHSuO – not only has the process of negotiating post-Brexit trade MASSIVELY prioritised the voice of big business, but the corporations who were heard the most are focused in a couple of very particular sectors 🤔 pic.twitter.com/VdyPkqLcFm

— Global Justice Now 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 (@globaljusticesc) April 3, 2019

Financial services and trade experts believe the vast majority of UK firms are finally prepared for life after #Brexit, having been forced by ongoing political uncertainty to put emergency market access plans into action. Read more: https://t.co/ItvhmXUvLT pic.twitter.com/dPm0HFI0G4

— PaymentsCompliance (@PayCompliance) April 4, 2019

Always worth listening to voices from abroad on #Brexit: "Britain is ruled today by a party that wants to disconnect from a connected world.The notion that the UK will suddenly get a great free-trade deal from Trump as soon as it quits the EU is ludicrous" https://t.co/itQZtoyQJa

— Leeds for Europe 🇪🇺 (@LeedsEurope) April 3, 2019

Confused about #Brexit and not sure how a #NoDealBrexit would affect you in the UK?
Fact sheets and Q&As about
✅ your EU rights in the UK/EU27,
✅travelling between the EU and UK,
✅studying in the UK
✅trading and customs after Brexit.
👉https://t.co/qNutVJ8um8 pic.twitter.com/w5ZUOizY8j

— EC in UK (@EUlondonrep) April 4, 2019

BREXIT SPECIAL: on #BrexitDay, the day the UK was due to exit the EU, we present a special podcast playlist & look back at how Trinity's Arts and Humanities have analysed Brexit. Read & Listen now: https://t.co/5DiNRNRBIe #hubmatters #behindtheheadlines pic.twitter.com/bQ1jj2Gni9

— TrinityLongRoomHub (@TLRHub) March 29, 2019

Catch @LuukvMiddelaar on the fantastic #BrexitRepublic podcast talking to @tconnellyRTE about rule-making vs politics and how the #EU deals with borders. Luuk will be speaking at the @IIEA in #Dublin next Tuesday, tickets still available. https://t.co/dzA4W91WGA

— Agenda Publishing (@agendapub) March 23, 2019

Does your business trade with the UK? You'll need to register for an EORI number with @RevenueIE. Find out more about how to prepare for #Brexit here: https://t.co/re4iGpsxNc #BrexitReady pic.twitter.com/sRwpoG0DbT

— Getting Ireland Brexit Ready (@BrexitReadyIRL) April 3, 2019

You can read the below coverage of Sir Ivan Rogers' #Brexit address to the #IIEA yesterday evening:@IrishTimes (https://t.co/wKAfbqVrg1),
Bloomberg @business (https://t.co/lUbzmFZvsC)@guardian's live blog (https://t.co/YXYSrrZI1R).

Watch back here: https://t.co/OK8v11B3FD

— IIEA (@iiea) March 21, 2019

This week’s #Brexit developments have brought the ‘WTO Option’ back into sharp focus – our latest paper ‘Brexit: Myths & Realities regarding the #WTO Option’, examines the consequences of the #UK trading on WTO terms and implications for Irish border. https://t.co/9AiDPqAeRH pic.twitter.com/2TvZAHWJKh

— IIEA (@iiea) March 14, 2019

No-deal Brexit may have steep costs for some sectors – WTO chief https://t.co/tPHMIz4hZp pic.twitter.com/6njnLIJuQz

— Reuters Top News (@Reuters) April 5, 2019

Euro firms on trade optimism, sterling higher after Brexit vote https://t.co/3EPclLh3WG pic.twitter.com/sxCgzQ5Kqe

— Reuters Top News (@Reuters) April 4, 2019

U.S. auto tariffs, no-deal Brexit are major risks for trade growth: WTO https://t.co/6IhkXG8gcv pic.twitter.com/8YfiW4C3uk

— Reuters Top News (@Reuters) April 2, 2019

'Real fear' in parliament that Brexit will never happen: UK trade minister https://t.co/a6vOSAu188 pic.twitter.com/uFROPUJjfl

— Reuters Top News (@Reuters) March 29, 2019

We want to ensure that Ireland is Brexit-ready and to do our utmost to protect our agri-food industry.🚜
Fianna Fáil is committed to protecting and developing agriculture for the 140,000 farming families in Ireland as the main driver of the rural economy and the agri-food sector. pic.twitter.com/o4cVOsASsZ

— Fianna Fáil (@fiannafailparty) April 1, 2019

A mussels farmer who exports his entire haul to the #EU is to stop work for 6 to 8 months until there is more certainty around Brexit.#Brexit is already hurting real businesses and real lives.

Demand a #FinalSay with the option to #Remain. #PMQs https://t.co/t3wKp8PlAQ

— Wales For Europe ⭐️ Cymru Dros Ewrop (@WalesForEurope) April 3, 2019

Is Fishery Policy The Most Underrated Risk To A #Brexit Deal? | Zero Hedge https://t.co/y09pMI6qGl #TheresaMay #EU #France #Spain #Belgium #Ireland #Portugal #Denmark

— Sam Pye (@freddie1999) November 16, 2018

#French fishers in port of Boulogne fear fish will slip from their hands in event of no deal #Brexit https://t.co/WUKI2J7jvO #france #fishing

— alison hird (@alisonsarahird) March 29, 2019

WTO members discuss draft texts on fisheries subsidies caps and other approaches #fisheriessubsidies https://t.co/lF6Gk9YbTr pic.twitter.com/TaYDxMfesv

— WTO (@wto) April 4, 2019

UK cannot simply trade on WTO terms after no-deal Brexit, say experts

In the interests of balance, I should point out Roger Daltrey would probably disagree.https://t.co/cBQv7la4L4

— Mike#FBPE (@mikeymike1) March 31, 2019

Leaving the EU on WTO terms – Briefings For Brexit https://t.co/P4W4vIBMPo

— Joseph Afrane (@josephafrane) April 5, 2019

Whilst parliament tries all it can to stop a no-deal Brexit. The British people increasingly back a world trade Brexit. Parliament vs. the people. https://t.co/jvFLBqjYZP

— Darren Grimes (@darrengrimes_) April 2, 2019

Crazy new EU rules could force food producers to rename 'veggie burgers' as 'veggie discs' and 'veggie sausages' as 'veggie tubes'. Is any sector safe from Eurocrats' incessant meddling? https://t.co/WFNwycaSRN #Brexit

— Richard Wellings (@RichardWellings) April 5, 2019

Brexit legend and Whetherspoons boss, Tim Martin slams Remainer pessimism about food and drink imports from Chair of the Food and Drink Federation, Ian Wright.

"The whole point is that the EU has 12k+ tariffs. 93% of the world is outside. We can eliminate those tariffs." 👍 pic.twitter.com/lDIKwS5Ww2

— Leave.EU (@LeaveEUOfficial) March 31, 2019

“The widely-held view that the UK is ‘not ready’ to leave the EU on World Trade Organisation (WTO) terms is wrong. In fact, such an exit would now be perfectly viable thanks to preparations and agreements made over recent months.” https://t.co/VcFw75eM7J

— Owen Paterson MP (@OwenPaterson) March 31, 2019

I represent a leave constituency. The majority of people who voted leave in Swansea West did so for more money, more trade, more control over migration & our laws – & they're getting none of those things with Brexit pic.twitter.com/H0HYm0ilQ6

— Geraint Davies MP (@GeraintDaviesMP) April 1, 2019

You can't trust @CBItweets on British trade policy #LeaveNow https://t.co/ccLfHPu3qo

— Alliance of British Entrepreneurs (@AllianceBE) April 3, 2019

“It’s very disappointing that the Brexit process has now been entrusted to Jeremy Corbyn & the Labour Party. If Corbyn gets his way we’ll remain in the Customs Union so that we can’t control our trade policy. Brexit is becoming soft to the point of disintegration” @BorisJohnson pic.twitter.com/pcL9Aqy499

— #StandUp4Brexit (@StandUp4Brexit) April 2, 2019

A Customs Union would mean the EU setting our trade policy with the rest of the world, without the United Kingdom having any say! This is an unthinkable outcome for World's 5th largest economy.

Email your MP & let them know your thoughts: https://t.co/JEpjf4gVuU #StandUp4Brexit pic.twitter.com/d9WgnvRnwT

— #StandUp4Brexit (@StandUp4Brexit) April 1, 2019

Ken Clarke hits the back of the net yet again as he schools Andrew Neil on trade deals and tells him he sounds like a member of the ERG! Is Andrew happy that ERG members, in the pockets of American argibusiness, promote a US trade deal that is being shadow negotiated by the IEA? pic.twitter.com/W2qHC4qNA7

— Brexitshambles (@brexit_sham) April 4, 2019

Liam Fox in 2017: "Believe me, we'll have up to 40 ready for one second after midnight in March 2019…"

You were saying, Liam?https://t.co/6V4Z3i0GtB

— Scientists for EU (@Scientists4EU) March 29, 2019

"We are standing here waiting to make a trade deal with a UK independent of the EU."

US security adviser John Bolton says the UK will be "at the top of the queue" for a trade deal with America after #Brexit.

Full interview here: https://t.co/UEgzgR5494 pic.twitter.com/Qd4IiOFnHm

— Sky News (@SkyNews) March 30, 2019

🇨🇳🇬🇧🇪🇺 From #Brexit to #China: Mapping #Trade Risk Exposure – Bloomberg
*Link: https://t.co/alwFbLmSH6 pic.twitter.com/MAkqP4LfaY

— Christophe Barraud🛢 (@C_Barraud) March 30, 2019

How have you been preparing traders in your constituency for the significant barriers to trade with EU & RoW that any form of #Brexit raises? Did you tell them in 2016 that they'd lose all frictionless trade & RoW deals? Fishing likely to be gutted: https://t.co/jDgZEQaIoR pic.twitter.com/82Wdx9V8io

— Sarah Adkins (@S_CAdkins) April 3, 2019

The world is changing fast. Are we ready for what is to come? The EU has to contend with unprecedented threats like #ClimateChange, #CyberWarfare, #Brexit and more. Read up on defensive strategies in our new “Building and fostering Resilience” report: https://t.co/LX6kpHupjt pic.twitter.com/LnndvKvm9G

— Friends of Europe (@FriendsofEurope) April 5, 2019

64% of #Europeans do not think their life would be worse without 🇪🇺
90% of #citizens believe it should be more than a #SingleMarket
Read “#EuropeMatters – a message from citizens” to learn what the people want and how we can give it to them: https://t.co/G9nNzg5Y9t pic.twitter.com/qb1LijhrMr

— Friends of Europe (@FriendsofEurope) April 2, 2019

On the quiet, #UK prepares for 'zombie' #European polls#TheresaMay #Brexit https://t.co/XxGFEJf1ed

— Emirates 24|7 (@Emirates247) April 5, 2019

UK Vol.130 (Post-EUref #Brexit Vol.48)

The House of Commons has approved the third reading of the #EUWithdrawal5Bill by 313 votes to 312.

This means the Bill has completed its Commons stages and passes over to the @UKHouseofLords for further scrutiny. pic.twitter.com/5WFXVh7TyT

— UK House of Commons (@HouseofCommons) April 3, 2019

Missed today's Prime Minister's Questions? Here's how you can catch up:
🔊 Listen on SoundCloud: https://t.co/KoNTQ8cUkM
📗 Read in #Hansard: https://t.co/a3jtOWs2GH
📰 Read our summary: https://t.co/kyYzOFxI0v
🎞Watch on YouTube: https://t.co/EikHZpwEZy #PMQs

— UK House of Commons (@HouseofCommons) April 3, 2019

WATCH LIVE: PM @Theresa_May makes a statement on Brexit next steps at Downing Street https://t.co/zlZga6keb0

— UK Prime Minister (@10DowningStreet) April 2, 2019

The Prime Minister is proposing a further Article 50 extension that will enable the UK to leave the EU by 22 May. Will the UK still take part in @Europarl_EN elections due to take place on 23-26 May? What is the EU's view? Our Insight explains https://t.co/hbRddlR2X2

— Commons Library (@commonslibrary) April 3, 2019

Detailed work on no-deal Brexit regulations continues from 3.30 as #HouseofLords examines flying UK & EU flags in #NorthernIreland on #EuropeDay19, animal health and more. See list and watch https://t.co/fkY9CSL151 pic.twitter.com/ylAD636WKl

— House of Lords (@UKHouseofLords) April 3, 2019

Watch live: EU Committee questions @michaelgove on @DefraGovUK’s #NoDeal #Brexit preparations: https://t.co/X3lCmqhsee

— Lords EU Committee (@LordsEUCom) April 3, 2019

It does indeed! Three of our reports, in fact: #Brexit: the customs challenge https://t.co/cqZ4yS2ffH, #Brexit: Erasmus and Horizon programmes https://t.co/nheMAY2Af9, and #Brexit: food prices and availability https://t.co/3EPV20sblV https://t.co/tJ7ZR2czAO

— Lords EU Committee (@LordsEUCom) March 29, 2019

Labour's Manifesto: "Freedom of movement will end."

Also Labour: votes to keep freedom of movement.

Check out other promises Labour have broken – https://t.co/BW0MHMlbji pic.twitter.com/vtlO5rgIgT

— Conservatives (@Conservatives) April 2, 2019

DUP statement "The Prime Minister’s lamentable handling of the negotiations with the EU means she has failed to deliver a sensible Brexit deal that works for all parts of the UK."
👉 Full statement & get involved @ https://t.co/EvnIayoCXB pic.twitter.com/4DlJSPy20O

— DUP (@duponline) April 2, 2019

It's been a week of utter chaos for the Conservative Party.
Here’s a recap… pic.twitter.com/9UdrnxqL1d

— The Labour Party (@UKLabour) March 31, 2019

I've agreed to meet Theresa May to ensure a disastrous No Deal outcome is prevented, and so Labour can give security and certainty to the people of this country. pic.twitter.com/Brw7n8olWd

— Jeremy Corbyn (@jeremycorbyn) April 2, 2019

Lib Dem MP @Wera_Hobhouse on the need for any Brexit deal to include a People's Vote.
This is too important to leave to Theresa May and Jeremy Corbyn – the people must have the final say on the Brexit deal and option to stay in the EU. Join our campaign > https://t.co/Mp2XkNJx4v pic.twitter.com/HBRNIz0JY3

— Liberal Democrats (@LibDems) April 3, 2019

“I don’t want Scotland to have to settle for second best and become a marginalised part of a marginalised UK.”

Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon discusses the possibility of a second Scottish independence referendum in the event of a “sub-optimal” Brexit compromise. pic.twitter.com/JkbjxLhIMT

— Channel 4 News (@Channel4News) April 3, 2019

https://twitter.com/EU_Commission/status/1113498594441609222

🔴 LIVE: watch members debate the state of play on Brexit ⬇ https://t.co/l4A5ccpBSy

— European Parliament (@Europarl_EN) April 3, 2019

On 10 April, EU27 leaders will discuss #Brexit at a special #EUCO #Article50 summit in Brussels. Check out our interactive story to find out more about the EU's response to Brexit 👇

— EU Council (@EUCouncil) April 1, 2019

https://twitter.com/EPPGroup/status/1110860356237357057

Thomas Sampson argues that, 33 months after the referendum, there is now evidence that voting for Brexit has already made the UK poorer.

Find out why via @lsebrexitvote @CEP_LSE https://t.co/xclJ68O4EC

— LSE Department of Economics (@LSEEcon) April 3, 2019

Britain’s unemployment rate fell to 3.9% in January, the lowest level in more than 44 years. Is this a sign the economy is more robust as Brexit approaches than many feared? @guardian asks @s_machin_ @LSEEcon @CEP_LSE https://t.co/Ar4Auql7qA

— LSE Department of Economics (@LSEEcon) March 27, 2019

A no deal (WTO) #Brexit is predicted to amount to an income per capita drop of more than 8% for the UK.https://t.co/XvaRV6cxOA

BBC News – Brexit: No deal more likely but can be avoided – Barnier https://t.co/3UivFK6VBJ @UKandEU #NoDeal pic.twitter.com/2i8yZrwWvT

— CEP (@CEP_LSE) April 2, 2019

All-encompassing Brexit explainer from @UKandEU, with work from CEP's Thomas Sampson. You have questions, this 61 page document probably has answers. https://t.co/VyI4dMTurk

— CEP (@CEP_LSE) April 1, 2019

@CEP_LSE have today linked to research showing how Brexit has already harmed the UK economy, which I'm going to repost below with some nice graphs from the papers

1. Brexit reduced economic growth (Blue line is UK, OECD is Orange)

https://t.co/lPVkfKjDu9

(1/3) pic.twitter.com/R6o6VOCppz

— Jeevun Sandher (@JeevunSandher) March 29, 2019

What could the Queen do about #Brexit? Read @DrTomPoole's new article "The Executive Power Project" at @LRB: https://t.co/mSwBvy77bS #LSELaw #LSEBrexit @LSEnews

— LSE Law (@LSELaw) April 3, 2019

Did you miss Prof @wstreeckblog & Prof @PeterRamsay2011's lecture on #LSEBrexit? Find the event podcast here: https://t.co/ThOlj9ywUd @LSEEI @LSEPublicPolicy #LSELaw pic.twitter.com/DDHpobDaVb

— LSE Law (@LSELaw) March 21, 2019

Generation wars over Brexit – and beyond: how young and old are divided over social values https://t.co/WrZNf4uBLy

— LSE British Politics (@LSEpoliticsblog) April 3, 2019

Are UK politicians ‘local’? General elections and the trend towards greater English regionalism https://t.co/dvENXq20Os

— LSE British Politics (@LSEpoliticsblog) April 3, 2019

The dismantling of the State since the 1980s: Brexit is the wrong diagnosis of a real crisis https://t.co/u5XbrUXUef

— LSE British Politics (@LSEpoliticsblog) April 3, 2019

There is no left-wing case for Brexit: 21st century socialism requires transnational organization https://t.co/c8oDfzffqv

— LSE British Politics (@LSEpoliticsblog) April 2, 2019

The impact of Brexit on the UK's devolved energy system https://t.co/eJkKUUKxmF via @LSEpoliticsblog

— Professor Paul Cairney (@CairneyPaul) April 2, 2019

The impact of the Brexit vote on the economy is now clear https://t.co/n1lhXdloBV

— LSE Business Review (@LSEforBusiness) April 3, 2019

Chart: Britain's wartime generation are almost as pro-EU as young voters https://t.co/ZkG5DrMbgE pic.twitter.com/Kvsj7k0X0D

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) March 28, 2019

How the story of Britain and Europe began: Was Brexit inevitable? https://t.co/mv5RupuMEn

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) March 26, 2019

Is there any hope of a #Brexit consensus in Parliament? Christian List & Kai Spiekermann analyse the recent #IndicativeVotes for @lsebrexitvote to see where MPs might be able to compromise https://t.co/Y1fcwoOjdF

— LSE Government (@LSEGovernment) April 2, 2019

What is Theresa May's new plan for Brexit? https://t.co/6rtBXdlBXv

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) April 3, 2019

Could a Northern Ireland border poll happen? https://t.co/nLExBys0Pb

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) April 2, 2019

Brexit’s Endgame https://t.co/sPV0DPq5VP via @Judy_Dempsey

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) April 1, 2019

UK's Brexit options — an illustrated guide https://t.co/7lbcDw9gzT

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) April 1, 2019

A customs union would not solve the Brexit conundrum | Peter Mandelson https://t.co/wMbUTi6RCb

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) April 1, 2019

Anger in Whitehall as Brexit strife delays key policies and legislation https://t.co/PLdI043kbS

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) March 31, 2019

"Parliament, it seems, still has one last chance to converge on options that reflect the real tradeoffs of #Brexit. This option must include time for a national debate about what sovereignty means and how best to wield it."@MichaelGrubb9 new blog:https://t.co/jAjXDP7gby

— UCL European Institute (@UCL_EI) April 1, 2019

New legal opinion on Brexit and EP elections to which I contributed. @UCLLaws @UCL_EI @uclnews https://t.co/tOxFS2fuEV

— Piet Eeckhout (@PietEeckhout) March 28, 2019

A good round-up of comments from our in-house and related experts on what is next for Brexit! @DavidPriceUCL @UCL_GC @UCLEngage @IIPP_UCL https://t.co/Kr6AuI8C0I

— UCL Public Policy (@UCLPublicPolicy) January 18, 2019

Britain's future after Brexit: Professor Meg Russell, Director @ConUnit_UCL @uclspp discusses the major consequences for the British constitution arising out of the last three years on @BBCRadio4 ‘Briefing Room’ (from 18.48) https://t.co/pHK5oUXObo

— UCL News (@uclnews) March 29, 2019

Great to see the @ConUnit_UCL’s work recognised in the BBC news article ‘Brexit: What happens now’: https://t.co/IHm6Vcu8Tb pic.twitter.com/QnP0Qadbcj

— UCL Political Science – School of Public Policy (@uclspp) March 29, 2019

WATCH: @PoLIS_Bath's @NicholasStartin shares his thoughts on the next stage of the #Brexit process following yesterday's indicative votes.

Nick was speaking to us after appearing on this morning's @johndarvall programme on @bbcrb. pic.twitter.com/Uj6FbVjhs0

— University of Bath (@UniofBath) March 28, 2019

“A recent study forecast that a disorderly exit could affect 100,000 jobs in Germany, 50,000 in France, and around 46,000 in Poland and Italy.” @anandMenon1 on the potential cost of a 'no deal' Brexit across Europe. https://t.co/dIWVocANAo

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) April 3, 2019

What is a customs union? What might a customs union between the UK and the EU look like post-Brexit? Read this timely explainer from @AnnaJerzewska to find out more. https://t.co/m09vd1fAQC

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) April 2, 2019

“It brings together some of the best minds working on #Brexit. They share their expertise on a range of areas where Brexit is having or will have an impact,” writes @anandMenon1 on to our new report, ‘Article 50 two years on.’ Read it here: https://t.co/NUeGrubKZj pic.twitter.com/CzmLynpUoS

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) April 2, 2019

The EU cannot be "held hostage" to #Brexit, says French President Emmanuel Macron, warning of "tremendous difficulties" if the UK leaves the EU without a deal https://t.co/3xJuCnShIE pic.twitter.com/homZ26EfW7

— BBC Politics (@BBCPolitics) April 2, 2019

LATEST Jean-Claude Juncker on Brexit.

*EU will accept delay until 22 May if WA passes by "sustainable majority" by 12 April

*12 April is "ultimate deadline" and no short extension pos after

*No-deal 12 April "now a very likely scenario"

*EU will not kick any member state out pic.twitter.com/IXY6WMAq2k

— Jennifer Rankin (@JenniferMerode) April 3, 2019

This is my attempt at a positive take on indicative votes (with lots of smiling and nodding) with @adamboultonSKY when previewing the votes on Monday morning. pic.twitter.com/MNozK3rdgR

— Jack Simson Caird (@jasimsoncaird) April 2, 2019

WTO chief @WTODGAZEVEDO says no-deal Brexit will mean higher costs for UK consumers: https://t.co/8zMQk1Zjkz

— Bryce Baschuk (@bbaschuk) April 3, 2019

We cannot risk giving the keys of the EU’s future to a Boris Johnson, or a Michael Gove, the architects of this #Brexit disaster. A long extension would do exactly that. pic.twitter.com/TyFX2lepic

— Guy Verhofstadt (@guyverhofstadt) April 3, 2019

"The impetus for parliamentary reform in the light of the Brexit context is gaining momentum – devolution arrangements within the UK will not remain unchanged." – Read more from Prof Margaret Arnott, @PolStudiesAssoc/@HouseofCommons Academic Fellow: https://t.co/HSlw25TOip

— PSA Parliaments (@psa_parl) April 2, 2019

NEW ARTICLE: Brexit and UK Energy Security l by Elijah Acquah-Andoh, Augustine O. Ifelebuegu and Stephen C. Theophilus l https://t.co/qTTxO9hihK pic.twitter.com/8NBz42GNAM

— European Gas Hub (@EuropeanGasHub) March 23, 2019

I can only imagine a Tory MP retweeting a far-right German nationalist leader is some kind of #AprilFools prank borne from the playing fields of Eton. https://t.co/5gTtuBrj71

— Tom Watson (@tom_watson) April 1, 2019

Remainers, take note: much of Europe just wants to excise the British cancer | Charles Grant https://t.co/2DAG3pkBwj

— The Guardian (@guardian) April 1, 2019

Proposal for 'healing tsar' to reunite Britain after Brexit https://t.co/BZ2NblihVX

— The Guardian (@guardian) April 1, 2019

As Britain muddles through Brexit, the country's top law firms are booming https://t.co/fSulbedKMv

— The New York Times (@nytimes) April 1, 2019

Theresa May's Brexit Withdrawal Agreement has already been crushed three times. Even so, she is reportedly planning to hold a fourth vote on the deal: https://t.co/EvlVtvA1uW

— CNN (@CNN) April 1, 2019

In 11 days from now, unless something changes this week, the UK is leaving the European Union without a deal | Analysis by @janemerrick23 https://t.co/OTXGVzATfB pic.twitter.com/3rykoktgtH

— CNN (@CNN) April 1, 2019

🚨New from @OriginsOSU!!! 🚨

This month on @HistoryTalkPod, we tackle Brexit, from the history of the UK’s relationship to the European Union, to the current political deadlock and where the twists and turns of #Brexit might lead next. Check it out! https://t.co/iiNWy5EuWD

— Origins (@OriginsOSU) March 19, 2019

AUDIO: @Princeton Prof. Harold James shares his reaction to today's #Brexit vote in this one-minute audio clip: https://t.co/UAHUbGVluI … "It's clear that #Britain won't get out of its self-imposed dilemma under the leadership of @theresa_may." pic.twitter.com/mqSMNvZ3SM

— Wilson School (@WilsonSchool) March 13, 2019

In January, for the first time ever, the UK accounted for less than 10% of Irish goods exports. pic.twitter.com/qsZEkhN3Z7

— Dan O'Brien (@danobrien20) March 15, 2019

Dublin and Ireland benefiting from the uncertainty around #brexit https://t.co/m5szHBgiRl

— Declan Walsh-Deferno (@defernosol) March 27, 2019

As British Parlimemt has rejected no-deal surely the default has to be withdraw Article 50 ? How is it credible even in the incredible world of Brexit means Brexit to say the no-deal option rejected by parliament is actually the default option 🤔 https://t.co/hDbxZztmAS

— Mary Rose Burke (@Mary_Rose_Burke) March 13, 2019

A witty and entertaining précis of Brexit debate- captures tragedy of a ‘vocal articulate and influential’ country being silent on Its real interests and role in the world. The UK remains in splendid isolation from reality on Brexit
via @IrishTimes https://t.co/l94ZBKCgRv

— Mary Rose Burke (@Mary_Rose_Burke) March 11, 2019

Member News: Brexit – Implications for Irish Companies with only UK Resident Directors. @OSKACCOUNTANTS provide their insights https://t.co/XJV0NU2qPY pic.twitter.com/Ayh2mM3pO2

— Dublin Chamber (@DubCham) March 11, 2019

With the prospect of a hard Brexit looming, what can your business do to get ready ahead of the March deadline? @BDOIreland are advising business to adopt a 'no regrets' policy to their preparation. Learn more here: https://t.co/MifmiXf0u6 #DuBiz #EENCanHelp @EEN_Dublin pic.twitter.com/f4EFSIhhHA

— Dublin Chamber (@DubCham) October 16, 2018

Ireland is determined to avoid no-deal scenario as UK plays politics with the Irish border according to @EtainTannam from @TCDISE in this @ConversationUK comment piece https://t.co/JORVGS4eXu

— Trinity College Dublin (@tcddublin) March 20, 2019

Trinity scientists will join forces with institutions across Europe to develop next-gen “chemical noses” that will detect and rid pollutants from the environment as part of a collaborative Horizon2020 FET-OPEN project. Learn more here: https://t.co/EWHW5Q81tZ #TrinityResearch pic.twitter.com/imGJH03wmz

— Trinity College Dublin (@tcddublin) March 4, 2019

A hard Brexit may not be the end for Irish farmers, says Professor Frank Barry. Read more about the potential for UK food businesses to shift their production to Ireland to serve EU customers: https://t.co/mxatwdMqsb pic.twitter.com/UEYQLi252y

— Trinity Business School (@TCDBusiness) March 28, 2019

Dr. Martin Fellenz, Associate Professor in Organisational Behaviour at Trinity Business School, discusses the need for clear and decisive leadership to build political consensus on a joint way forward for Brexit. Read more here: https://t.co/Bun5eUIYke pic.twitter.com/WakMIIx95P

— Trinity Business School (@TCDBusiness) March 22, 2019

Valuable PSAI–PSA series of posts on Brexit continues with analysis of backstop – did Irish govt make a mistake by insisting on it? – by TCD’s @EtainTannam. Site also has post qning rationale of European Parliament Elections (Amendment) Bill 2019:https://t.co/LPyU24xvuG

— Political Science (@TCDPoliticalSci) March 21, 2019

MG https://t.co/eWyWyKl0ux post re European Parliament Elections (Amendment) Bill 2019 referenced in Seanad debate earlier in month and some Senators express concern; no sign of ministerial willingness to change legislation, though:https://t.co/XVqRkvi6iq https://t.co/fXcfOxAohC

— Political Science (@TCDPoliticalSci) March 19, 2019

“How Brexit threatens Irish science’s cross-border collaboration
Peace and common membership of the European Union have allowed scientists in the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland to build a unique, cross-border research system.” https://t.co/17kgGp95iy pic.twitter.com/2tLlz9nQiB

— Trinity Res & Innov (@TrinityResearch) February 5, 2019

🇮🇪📈 Economy flying on one engine towards stormy Brexit

➡️ https://t.co/82SEzPbpDe

Is Ireland’s economy over reliant on the fortunes of a few massive players in the tech and pharma sectors? pic.twitter.com/OxeKc2TqJK

— University College Dublin (@ucddublin) August 1, 2018

Informed, big picture piece on Britain’s politics and constitution by long-time @ucddublin political scientist John Coakley https://t.co/OAAMzBQFzN

— Dan O'Brien (@danobrien20) March 30, 2019

The EU's economic policies have failed the European street. https://t.co/OjMgd6GXMQ via @IrishTimes #NewPoliticalEconomyEurope

— Aidan Regan (@Aidan_Regan) March 29, 2019

Over on @RTEBrainstorm today, @Schoolofmedia PhD candidate, @sineadhewson, says Brexit shows sticking too long in the negotiation process damages both sides when one side does not know what it wants. #TUDublinDiscovers https://t.co/OwArAJy1DN

— Technological University Dublin (@WeAreTUDublin) April 1, 2019

Pleased that we have today put forward steps to protect #ErasmusPlus participants in case the UK leaves the EU without a deal. More information here: https://t.co/QCdR5u3Js2 #Brexit pic.twitter.com/XYcdpglu3m

— Tibor Navracsics (@TNavracsicsEU) January 30, 2019

A succinct page by Prof John Fitzgerald on why UK remaining in the customs union is so important for Northern Ireland. #DEW18 pic.twitter.com/PhcmXMGVTN

— Stephen Donnelly (@DonnellyStephen) September 14, 2018

Financial services companies have moved almost £800bn of assets to Europe from London since the EU referendum, according to a new survey. Dublin, Luxembourg, Frankfurt and Paris are the cities winning the business from the UK capital https://t.co/J2DJp0vAm4

— Financial Times (@FinancialTimes) January 8, 2019

Dublin has been ranked the third biggest tech cluster in Europe with 40% of the city's new office leases in the first half of the year taken up by tech companieshttps://t.co/hz1OQw6eaJ

— Fora.ie (@Fora_ie) September 5, 2018

Dublin is the 2nd most popular destination — after Frankfurt — for financial-services companies seeking uninterrupted EU access post Brexit. The city provides a low-tax English-speaking location and has similar laws and regulations to its U.K. neighbourhttps://t.co/1tER4IDrmu

— Tradasro 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 (@tradasro) January 14, 2018

UK Vol.128 (Post-EUref #Brexit Vol.46)

New SPIRe Working Paper by Prof @Bentonra 'Brexit and Irish Security and Defence', WP12 #politics #workingpaper #brexit #irishsecurity #irishdefence https://t.co/swwp0NHmhs pic.twitter.com/l04VRbRW23
— UCD Politics & IR (@ucdpolitics) March 21, 2019

Institute for British Irish Studies Deputy Director Paul Gillespie in the @IrishTimesWorld View: Will Brexit be UK’s constitutional moment? Discusses the issues behind IBIS' new project: Constitutional Futures after Brexit https://t.co/lwovyVW1Fb
— UCD Politics & IR (@ucdpolitics) March 4, 2019

🇮🇪⚡️🇬🇧 Ireland has now been put in “a desperate situation…through no fault of our own. It’s not Ireland’s doing, and we’re going to ultimately be the victims of it.”

– Prof Diarmaid Ferriter, @UCDHistory https://t.co/ZuGfbufhLO
— University College Dublin (@ucddublin) February 1, 2019

🔥🚶‍♂️ When political leaders choose catastrophe – how Europe walked willingly into World War I

➡️ https://t.co/F2pvreC8v3

🗣 "Although the consequences of a no-deal Brexit will be much less terrible, there are similarities in certain patterns of thinking and political behaviour" pic.twitter.com/Kotg1dqiPP
— University College Dublin (@ucddublin) February 26, 2019

🇮🇪📈 Economy flying on one engine towards stormy Brexit

➡️ https://t.co/82SEzPbpDe

Is Ireland’s economy over reliant on the fortunes of a few massive players in the tech and pharma sectors? pic.twitter.com/OxeKc2TqJK
— University College Dublin (@ucddublin) August 1, 2018

Chief Scientific Adviser for #Wales is seeking to grow #research links between Irish and Welsh universities – Prof. Peter Halligan delivers keynote address @ucddublin https://t.co/Z5bwAPmyJZ @UCD_Research @scienceirel @WelshGovernment @merrionstreet @BrIreCham #brexit pic.twitter.com/p5RpYUtvjM
— UCD Innovation (@UCDinnovation) February 28, 2019

Valuable PSAI–PSA series of posts on Brexit continues with analysis of backstop – did Irish govt make a mistake by insisting on it? – by TCD’s @EtainTannam. Site also has post qning rationale of European Parliament Elections (Amendment) Bill 2019:https://t.co/LPyU24xvuG
— Political Science (@TCDPoliticalSci) March 21, 2019

the apparent failure of the members of the Commons to make responsible decisions in the service of the UK public interest is self-made.” Martin Fellenz @tcddublin #Brexit https://t.co/PZEOCGi76h via @ConversationUK
— Marie Walshe (@lacanlune) March 27, 2019

Here is some data presented at @tcddublin University Council – The #Brexit Effect? pic.twitter.com/Uu6SgZRLkY
— Patrick Prendergast (@pjprendergast) March 21, 2019

Tonight the @tcddublin presented our Party Leader @BrendanHowlin with an Honorary Life Membership of their society. Check out the speech he gave to members on the future of the labour movement in N.Ireland post #Brexit https://t.co/uZazWFrDa1 pic.twitter.com/8wFvNgbg9C
— The Labour Party (@labour) January 29, 2019

How Brexit threatens Irish science’s cross-border collaboration with comments from @TLrhub director Jane Ohlmeyer @TCDHisthum: https://t.co/V8v82ViNlb @Scientists4EU @QUBstaff @RIAdawson @tcddublin @DeclanButlerNat
— TrinityLongRoomHub (@TLRHub) January 31, 2019

Read UCC academics providing insights to ⁦@IrishTimes⁩ ‘Brexit Borderlands’ series.

In this article ⁦@Ukilkelly⁩ looks at the human cost of Brexit, and in particular the consequences for children.#Brexit #UCCNews ⁦@LawUCC⁩ https://t.co/6rfX2F8XCW
— UCC Ireland (@UCC) March 25, 2019

Irish Parliament completes legislative preparations for a no-deal #Brexit – Dr Mary C. Murphy @MaryCMurphy, UCC: https://t.co/a7m5vQ627y via @HansardSociety
— UCC Ireland (@UCC) March 22, 2019

The big impact of Brexit on Ireland's small businesses https://t.co/P8fodRNtMs via @RTEBrainstorm | @janebourke_ @UCC pic.twitter.com/Ymf6nqwc3H
— RTÉ (@rte) March 25, 2019

Brexit’s consequences for children in Border regions will be profound https://t.co/Fcvg9Xmra8 via @IrishTimesOpEd | A timely reminder of the human cost of #Brexit by my @UCC colleagues @Ukilkelly
— Mary C. Murphy (@MaryCMurphy) March 27, 2019

Fintan O'Toole on what is driving Brexit https://t.co/xqmeKw33GX | Recorded during @fotoole's recent Jean Monnet Lecture @UCC
— Mary C. Murphy (@MaryCMurphy) March 20, 2019

'Brexit is polarising Northern Ireland. The gap between unionism and nationalism has widened, and that chasm is being filled with feelings of mistrust and growing tensions.' @marycmurphy @UCC_Politics https://t.co/XC0IuhWAiv
— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) July 30, 2018

Will Brexit see a rollback of workers' rights in the UK? @Dobbins69Tony of @BusinessAtUL writes for @RTEBrainstorm https://t.co/uoq9uP0fLN
— University Of Limerick (@UL) March 26, 2019

Will Brexit see a rollback of workers' rights in the UK? UK workplace rights from the EU provide workers with an extensive number of protections which may be under threat after Brexit, writes @Dobbins69Tony @BusinessAtUL @UL @unibirmingham https://t.co/e2fdLBRvTe
— RTÉ Brainstorm (@RTEBrainstorm) March 26, 2019

Is it time for an electronic backstop for Ireland's only land border? Innovative technological customs control may provide part of the answer for minimising Brexit disruption along the border, writes @NiallOB @insight_centre @nuigalway https://t.co/CpDKNpmchK pic.twitter.com/fpehgNylK8
— RTÉ Brainstorm (@RTEBrainstorm) January 14, 2019

Here’s the article I wrote for @RIBAJ on my experience of #emigration and my opinion on what is to come..if you fancy a read @Purcelluk @_articulate @ArchitectureSW @RIBABristolBath @WiP_SW @RIBA @mhworkshop @designatul @UL #ribajrisingstars #beRIBA #womeninarchitecture #brexit https://t.co/7MAgvYDKAe
— Úna BH (@unabhe) September 17, 2018

You can listen back to Irish Times columnist and writer @fotoole on @kfmradio – a taster of his discussion on Brexit with @JohnOBrennan2 in the Iontas Theatre, Maynooth University on Thursday @2pm. Listen back here:https://t.co/ASESpMUhXr
— Maynooth University (@MaynoothUni) December 4, 2018

Prof John O'Brennan of @MU_Sociology, @MU__SSI's Caroline Creamer and the Irish Times @fotoole on #Brexit, the crises at the heart of UK politics and political research at @MaynoothUni #MUResearch pic.twitter.com/hVQmd6xB6M
— MU_Research (@MU_Research) February 25, 2019

Why the UK may have to vote in European elections despite Brexit https://t.co/4Zdd0PBKZc via @RTEBrainstorm | @tobiaslock @MaynoothUni pic.twitter.com/f9O5IohXrR
— RTÉ (@rte) March 21, 2019

New Blog Post! "Country before Party?" by Ioannis Asimakopoulos @DCU_Brexit_Inst. Read the blog here: https://t.co/SNNzwFBolx pic.twitter.com/SZPCgtYU2n
— DCU Brexit Institute (@DCU_Brexit_Inst) March 28, 2019

New Working Paper! "The Framework of Future Relations: Trade" by Paola Mariani & Giorgio Sacerdoti from @Unibocconi. Read the paper here: https://t.co/FDnBDUWEcW
— DCU Brexit Institute (@DCU_Brexit_Inst) March 27, 2019

New Blog Post! "‘May vs Erskine May’ – Brexit and the Speaker of the House of Commons" by Prof. Ian Cram @UniversityLeeds. Read the blog on our website: https://t.co/xpdVnqcE6V pic.twitter.com/VE842yeR87
— DCU Brexit Institute (@DCU_Brexit_Inst) March 25, 2019

New Blog Post! "Brexit in the Spirit of the Treaties" by @Tonvandenbrink. Read the blog on our website: https://t.co/tk1ohj0faC pic.twitter.com/6Zxt5cnmND
— DCU Brexit Institute (@DCU_Brexit_Inst) March 21, 2019

@DCU_Brexit_Inst Director Prof. Federico Fabbrini was a guest on Radio Sputnik this week. Listen to the interview here: https://t.co/f2ldsggnD3
— DCU Brexit Institute (@DCU_Brexit_Inst) March 21, 2019

New Blog Post! "A Week is a Very Long Time in Brexitland" by @Alstewreid. Read the blog here: https://t.co/bv2bjbsHCX pic.twitter.com/GawgpnZc6i
— DCU Brexit Institute (@DCU_Brexit_Inst) March 21, 2019

New blog post! After Theresa May's announcement today that the UK will request a short extension, @NvOndarza of @SWPBerlin argues, The EU Should Insist on a Long Extension of Article 50https://t.co/PSh42oms0f pic.twitter.com/scy6ZUx2wC
— DCU Brexit Institute (@DCU_Brexit_Inst) March 20, 2019

New Blog Post! "Fog In Channel – The Continent is Confused" by @pietro_manzini. Read the blog on our website: https://t.co/Fum3e8O3an pic.twitter.com/iqZKy0c0ew
— DCU Brexit Institute (@DCU_Brexit_Inst) March 20, 2019

Blog Post! "No Extension Without Elections" by @MauroGatti_. Read the blog on our website: https://t.co/gJhbxiv7BU pic.twitter.com/uqDDqsamNi
— DCU Brexit Institute (@DCU_Brexit_Inst) March 20, 2019

New Blog Post! "The Fate of the Withdrawal Agreement and the Extension of Article 50" by Charlotte Sieber-Gasser from the @UniLuzern. Read the blog here: https://t.co/R1hiUTxgNH pic.twitter.com/qCD5FTMsuA
— DCU Brexit Institute (@DCU_Brexit_Inst) March 19, 2019

New Blog Post! "Towards a New Cliff Edge in May" by Larissa Brunner and @FabianZuleeg from the @epc_eu. Read the blog on our website: https://t.co/Y4d12tQyPd pic.twitter.com/XjflT4hIYS
— DCU Brexit Institute (@DCU_Brexit_Inst) March 18, 2019

New Blog Post! "The Failure of the EU-UK Legal Guarantees to Save the Withdrawal Agreement" by @DCU_Brexit_Inst's Chloé Papazian. Read the blog on our website: https://t.co/QpQ0nYecif pic.twitter.com/9mI1CfhRpF
— DCU Brexit Institute (@DCU_Brexit_Inst) March 13, 2019

NEW BLOG POST: "The ‘European Renewal’ of French President Emmanuel Macron" by @DCU_Brexit_Inst Chloé Papazian: https://t.co/EOa6Gmia53 pic.twitter.com/zzGJ7x9iON
— DCU Brexit Institute (@DCU_Brexit_Inst) March 7, 2019

New Blog Post! "UK and EU Intelligence Communities in an Age of Durable Disorder After Brexit" by Giangiuseppe Pili of @LawGovDCU. Read the blog on our website: https://t.co/yDvlK67dfw pic.twitter.com/JvpwPJ7PHM
— DCU Brexit Institute (@DCU_Brexit_Inst) March 4, 2019

Here are my thoughts on the European Council's rather shrewd two-tiered extension of Article 50 https://t.co/6i79Emp6rv
— Ian Cooper (@IanCooperEU) March 22, 2019

For Brexit followers, here is my listener's guide to the best Brexit podcasts. https://t.co/ovzTCFaZkW
— Ian Cooper (@IanCooperEU) March 15, 2019

Australia’s engagement with Europe has traditionally been dominated by its relationship with the United Kingdom. After Brexit, Australia should look to forge stronger ties with Brussels and the continent. @NatanaelBloch
& @TimHarcourt https://t.co/Yo5BzygA2u #Brexit #Australia pic.twitter.com/BRI7vX0lBq
— Australian Outlook (@ausoutlook) March 26, 2019

EU27 leaders discuss #Brexit, including a possible extension under #Article50, as requested by PM @theresa_may. 👇 Check out our timeline for the key moments in the Brexit process…
— EU Council (@EUCouncil) March 21, 2019

How would you be affected by a no-deal Brexit? The EU has measures in place to help mitigate the impact:

✈️ Aviation
🚄 Rail
📚 Erasmus+
👥 Social security
🎣 Fishing
🚚 Road transport

Check out our overview ➡️ https://t.co/oVHNcnqT3e pic.twitter.com/yhTGCWYbFc
— European Parliament (@Europarl_EN) March 21, 2019

"You want this stage of the Brexit process to be over and done with. I agree."@Theresa_May sets out how we can get Brexit done pic.twitter.com/banuVbyDed
— Conservatives (@Conservatives) March 20, 2019

Today we've been in Brussels meeting EU negotiators and prime ministers from across Europe setting out our alternative plan. pic.twitter.com/KDvoeFh5jQ
— Jeremy Corbyn (@jeremycorbyn) March 21, 2019

.@NigelDoddsDUP "We will not accept any deal which poses a long term risk to the constitutional and economic integrity of the United Kingdom."https://t.co/LVL960KDRU pic.twitter.com/nqDGCQLsUz
— DUP (@duponline) March 22, 2019

8 days away from Brexit. Confused about what's happening? Watch @HenryNewman & me discuss latest #Brexit developments here: https://t.co/oJYgwUXm8i
— Georgina Wright (@GeorginaEWright) March 21, 2019

Claire Enders told us that British programming is "top-end, globally relevant and always market-leading" at the first evidence session our new inquiry pic.twitter.com/d2gnGKFTUc
— Lords Communications Committee (@LordsCommsCom) March 21, 2019

'Can a Post‐#Brexit #UK Grow a Knowledge‐Based #Economy that Works for Everyone?' New chapter by @geoffmulgan now available from @IPR_NickP and @GavinJKelly1 @po_qu book '#Britain Beyond #Brexit'. Read now: https://t.co/dJLfqsQjvt pic.twitter.com/oALBnzkkkB
— IPR (@UniofBathIPR) March 22, 2019

Academics #research impact of #Brexit on regional businesses: discover more about @GW4Alliance #research project, including IPR Policy Brief from @PoLIS_Bath @MariaG_UniBath and @BristolUniLaw @clairgammage: https://t.co/hsoqkfbLt0 pic.twitter.com/FJy251J6Gz
— IPR (@UniofBathIPR) March 21, 2019

Brexit and its likely impact on the UK creative industry https://t.co/CRxCrlvx15
— LSE Business Review (@LSEforBusiness) March 19, 2019

Citizens who have lived longer in the EU are more supportive of the EU once you account for age and time trends – blog based on my recent paper with @RAdeGeus in @WEPsocial. Positive news of the EU in troubling times? https://t.co/SWEGaQGxko via @LSEEuroppblog
— Rosalind Shorrocks (@RosieShorrocks) March 18, 2019

If we get a no-deal #Brexit the the UK will have very little control over its trade tariffs by @swatdhingraLSE and @joshdelyon in @Independent https://t.co/7MMEjHoAdF @lsebrexitvote @LSEnews @LSEEcon @CEP_LSE @LSEEuroppblog @b_c_chapman
— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) March 20, 2019

Another typically useful and informative briefing on one of today's key questions from @commonslibrary:
https://t.co/FYVqWsewR4
— Constitution Unit (@ConUnit_UCL) March 20, 2019

This very good piece from @ConUnit_UCL's Meg Russell and @alanjrenwick explained last week how a short extension might delay disaster but not be long enough to negotiate a practical new deal https://t.co/t9lGyXBmAH
— Charlie Lindlar (@charlielindlar) March 20, 2019

More than a million signatures notwithstanding, revocation of the UK's Article 50 notification doubtless remains extremely unlikely.

But if revocation were to occur, what would need to happen in legal terms?

A short thread. /1https://t.co/NewVU3F4jG
— Mark Elliott (@ProfMarkElliott) March 21, 2019

Since it seems to be attracting attention today, now seems like a good time to share my (newly updated!) paper on the effects of e-petitions on representation in the Commons. https://t.co/7LpjvQFeVI pic.twitter.com/a2RgHXB7Zb
— Jack Blumenau (@jblumenau) March 21, 2019

The mantra that EU negotiations always go to the wire ignores the fact that the PM signed her Withdrawal Agreement in November. Even if a deal goes through, the UK now faces the prospect of a long transition, argues @jillongovt https://t.co/ePq2YFLXsi pic.twitter.com/BSB2Cg36Qc
— Institute for Gov (@instituteforgov) March 21, 2019

So what happens next? https://t.co/EEZQP8K3NI pic.twitter.com/JwSaAbIbRV
— Bloomberg Brexit (@Brexit) March 19, 2019

Today's @ComRes poll for @LeaveMnsLeave leaves our #EURef2 poll of polls unchanged on Remain 53; Leave 47. https://t.co/HuTMgIIPTH
— What UK Thinks: EU (@whatukthinks) March 19, 2019

Being stuck in the EU's Customs Union would place the UK at an enormous trading disadvantage – not that the Remain Chancellor would know. pic.twitter.com/ioR0ALpc1u
— Change Britain (@Change_Britain) March 19, 2019

Chancellor @PhilipHammondUK "I think we're all in the same place on this – we want the shortest delay possible, we want to get this done so that we can get on with our lives and get on with building Britain's future." pic.twitter.com/virO0iDBI2
— BrexitCentral (@BrexitCentral) March 19, 2019

The Speaker has made a statement in the Commons Chamber regarding procedure for another #MeaningfulVote on the #BrexitDeal.

“What the Government cannot legitimately do is to resubmit to the House the same proposition.”

Watch the full statement: https://t.co/mhchqO9mMT pic.twitter.com/cHB8u3bXt1
— UK House of Commons (@HouseofCommons) March 18, 2019

We expect chaos from the Tories. But this is taking it to a new level.
Take a look 👇 pic.twitter.com/A2e7zpnWkE
— The Labour Party (@UKLabour) March 18, 2019

🎥Just spoke to @simoncoveney following his day of #Brexit meetings in Brussels. He spoke to @DLidington @MichelBarnier and ministers from the other 26 🇪🇺 countries.
He thinks the 🇬🇧 government will now have a clear idea of how different extension options will be received here. pic.twitter.com/NcbyTaiLdz
— Mark Stone (@Stone_SkyNews) March 19, 2019

Could further changes to the political declaration solve the DUP and ERG problem with the Irish backstop? What, if any, concessions could found to make the withdrawal agreement more palatable? Read new analysis from @EtainTannam for answers. https://t.co/tyd9UU8fVW
— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) March 19, 2019

.@MichelBarnier says leaders are ready to consider a delay to Brexit, but MPs "voting against no-deal does not prevent it happening." pic.twitter.com/c0AjEJXhmU
— BrexitCentral (@BrexitCentral) March 19, 2019

Germany will not allow Brexit to compromise EU core principles https://t.co/WFmXjTdjfK pic.twitter.com/kYNx4Q0O9N
— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) March 19, 2019

No, no deal is highly unlikely. What matters is the system of indicative voting that the Commons will adopt, to work out what it wants. Could lead to May deal, CU, Norway, Norway+ or Ref2. Most MPs would rather take any of those than allow no deal. Party discipline breaking down. https://t.co/qLBQEAiMgb
— Charles Grant (@CER_Grant) March 19, 2019

It is important to understand how this deal will work in practice. So earlier I asked the Prime Minister if the mood in the EU had changed, and whether she believed they would engage constructively in future talks. pic.twitter.com/H0bj3Eb0ZE
— David Davis (@DavidDavisMP) March 12, 2019

Scotland’s First Minister @NicolaSturgeon called for a second referendum on Scottish independence at an event hosted by @georgetownsfs Monday due to the exacerbated rifts between the Scottish and British Parliaments over Brexit. https://t.co/t25EgurdOf
— The Hoya (@thehoya) February 6, 2019

Seems everyone think brexit stinks….American Chamber of Commerce , representing companies including Boeing, Exxon Mobile, Facebook, Dell, Coca-Cola and FedEx, Canada Roundtable for Business, India Chamber of Commerce, Japan Business Council https://t.co/GaBlpe3IiV
— Face of Boe 🇪🇺 🇦🇹🇬🇧 #FBPE (@KingInTheNCP) June 25, 2018

“We’re walking towards a hard #Brexit.” Austrian FM @Karin_Kneissl tells @BeckyCNN failure to approve the withdrawal deal will lead to “a legal political vacuum.” pic.twitter.com/mCBtf40fzy
— Connect the World (@CNNConnect) February 12, 2019

UK Vol.126 (Post-EUref #Brexit Vol.44)

UK white UnlimitedDownload
3 points concerning Brexit which have not been confronted in the media etc. – especially outside the United Kingdom and the Republic of Ireland

Rotterdam, Netherlands, has the largest port in Europe. The city is hoping for the best and preparing for the worst when it comes to Brexit. https://t.co/sVeZirXN9n pic.twitter.com/JNThTSlmDR

— CNN (@CNN) February 26, 2019

Independent Group: Ex-Labour and Tory MPs hold first meeting https://t.co/RyoyirKIJ2

— BBC Politics (@BBCPolitics) February 25, 2019

Anna Soubry, Heidi Allen and Sarah Wollaston have all resigned from the Conservative Partyhttps://t.co/RN00WStOiA https://t.co/iyOiPQgu0p

— Bloomberg Brexit (@Brexit) February 20, 2019

.@NgaireWoods of @BlavatnikSchool: In a hostile world, Britain needs its closest European neighbors more than ever https://t.co/cG1QPNLUs6

— Project Syndicate (@ProSyn) February 22, 2019

Holding another #Brexit referendum would take a minimum of 22 weeks. See the Constitution Unit's full analysis of the process and possible questions here:https://t.co/7dfytynJSb pic.twitter.com/La6dq7vNFR

— Constitution Unit (@ConUnit_UCL) February 26, 2019

Long read: There is no such thing as completely frictionless trade across a border https://t.co/axkpmhZjTa pic.twitter.com/ZOV1EHnEnA

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 6, 2019

Under Article 50, #Brexit day can be delayed if all EU Member States agree unanimously to an extension. But how may an extension be requested? And how may it affect the European Parliament elections due to be held in May? Our Insight explains https://t.co/QHmQd1NSIU

— Commons Library (@commonslibrary) February 19, 2019

NEW: How can the government get its remaining up-to-200 #Brexit statutory instruments on the statute book before #ExitDay?… [spoiler] It might not be pretty for parliamentary scrutiny: https://t.co/VhlHw2fpyv
— By our Director @RuthFox01 #BrexitSIs

— Hansard Society (@HansardSociety) February 12, 2019

New from @po_qu '#Britain Beyond #Brexit' by @IPR_NickP & @GavinJKelly1 is '#Brexit & the #Politics of #Housing in #Britain'. In this chapter, @benwansell & David Adler address #Brexit, #housing, GE2017, & the #politics of #socialhousing. Read more: https://t.co/av5zLranye pic.twitter.com/dKiyfbuKxL

— IPR (@UniofBathIPR) February 5, 2019

Will #Brexit Raise the Cost of Living? – With news that the UK will apply #food #tariffs in case of a #NoDealBrexit , our guest blog by @uk_tpo 's @ilonaserwicka is well worth a read: https://t.co/bogJwe6row

— NIESR (@NIESRorg) February 19, 2019

Interesting! UK on free movement of citizens: pro 74% vs against 17%.
Latest #Eurobarometer: Nov. 8-22, 2018 https://t.co/qQt86SXgtb #Brexit pic.twitter.com/kkN8Cd4KtP

— Paul Schmidt (@_PaulSchmidt) February 19, 2019

.@CSBarnard24 speaking on @BBCRadioLondon with @VanessaOnAir answering your questions on #Brexit https://t.co/hpvttu5Q4G @Cambridge_Uni @cambridgelaw

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) February 14, 2019

Given the fights there have been over the #backstop, are there no conceivable alternatives to it? @CSBarnard24 & @georges_baur look at the evidence. Originally in @Independent https://t.co/6oSoKwDxyC pic.twitter.com/n2QWCXfU4v

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) February 13, 2019

Brexit analysis too often oversimplifies the complexities of a state with four component parts … into ‘British politics’. But #Brexit processes have exploded the myth of ‘Anglo-Britain’, says @DanielWinc @Cardiffuninews https://t.co/aQLR0OsM4w pic.twitter.com/5HNaxOCW3s

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) February 22, 2019

What's going to happen next in the House of Commons? And what could resolve the current gridlock? Read our briefing on the #Brexit parliamentary impasse:https://t.co/buo7nOyVvr pic.twitter.com/WCxluh6qDr

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) February 15, 2019

NEW REPORT#Brexit and the backstop – everything you need to knowhttps://t.co/NNjR7u3TFV #nodeal #backstop pic.twitter.com/hhVkOIcr6m

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) February 11, 2019

Our dean @NgaireWoods discusses the complexity of the political situation in @BBCRadio4's programme "Brexit: a guide for the perplexed" https://t.co/kiJcB0kTHM

— Blavatnik School (@BlavatnikSchool) February 5, 2019

Jan Zielonka argues that Brexit is not just a British problem but shines a bright line on the EU’s own weaknesses and failed promises https://t.co/L7p3eGOsqS pic.twitter.com/7n9ciZyOHx

— OxPol (@OxPolBlog) January 25, 2019

A new OxPol article looks at the implications of Brexit for Irish unification: "Our Day Will Come: The Inevitability of Irish Unification as Brexit Approaches" https://t.co/EdHVdYHyma pic.twitter.com/1qJsLSd0NT

— OxPol (@OxPolBlog) January 7, 2019

'Merger Control in a "No Deal" Brexit' by Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz https://t.co/0toGX7v859 #Brexit #CompetitionLaw #Mergers #OBLB

— OBLB (@OxfordBLB) January 17, 2019

"Trying to talk to civil servants about public services is like trying to speak about Sunday dinner to a mother of 4 doing the school run" says @MaraAiroldi on this week's @guardian politics podcast #brexit is a massive distraction https://t.co/NOBiTBBmSV

— GO Lab (@ukgolab) January 21, 2019

Are MPs about to shed their traditional party loyalties to prevent a no-deal Brexit? Listen to a new podcast with @cambridgelaw experts David Howarth and Simon Deakin discussing possible #Brexit futures: https://t.co/pf7mI1PySm

— Cambridge University (@Cambridge_Uni) January 28, 2019

New post | The Healthcare Bill: A case study in the implications (and dangers) of legislating for Brexit https://t.co/QVqM3JX0x0 pic.twitter.com/yicQbkiBJ7

— Mark Elliott (@ProfMarkElliott) February 26, 2019

The EDPB just published an information note on data transfers in the event of a no-deal Brexit. You can read the note here: https://t.co/s3GiPXMo97 Additionally, an information note on BCRs was adopted: https://t.co/S3vUD736l8 pic.twitter.com/brQKjAAdrR

— EDPB (@EU_EDPB) February 13, 2019

And none of it is driven by any concern for what the local population in Northern Ireland think about the peace agreement and their concerns for a return to violence (see piece with @KitRickard). @uclspp @PRIOUpdates https://t.co/fkYDK1uJlC

— Kristin M. Bakke (@KristinMBakke) January 30, 2019

Wow. Another subgroup of Leave voters.

Our exit poll of 3,242 UK adults, commissioned by Linda Woodhead immediately after the referendum, shows that exactly 66% of the Anglicans in England who cast a vote, voted to leave the EU.

Catholic 55%. Leave https://t.co/Mq7bNwzt6L

— Fionna O'Leary #FBPE #FBIR 🔶 (@fascinatorfun) February 22, 2019

In The Spectator. Paul Collier sees revoking Article 50 as “a pragmatic masterstroke for Leave: the step to restore strength”. https://t.co/YAvVytGr1e

— Patrick Dunleavy (@PJDunleavy) February 22, 2019

A timely reminder that the Political Declaration, the starting point for negotiations on the future UK-EU relationship, is about BRINO, not #Brexit. It is a turkey. https://t.co/yi0JBCbqPf

— Ruth Lea (@RuthLeaEcon) February 21, 2019

#Brexit is dominating the airways, but there are a whole host of other issues affecting the lives of Londoners. Have a read of my @centreforlondon blog on the other issues we're concerned about, with help from @IpsosMORI #LDNinsights #London #NHS https://t.co/IS1Lr1OLhW

— Erica Belcher (@_ericabelcher) February 20, 2019

How ironic that #Brexit is due to happen just as the split in #Labour highlights similarities in UK and European party politics – https://t.co/hMEF20SVzE via @financialtimes

— Tony Barber (@TonyBarber8) February 19, 2019

If you're like me and a tad confused by all the maneuvering related to #Brexit, this @nytimes primer is super useful (and fun). https://t.co/eWEUOFBLNJ pic.twitter.com/n2gVtlPD6p

— Matt Stiles (@stiles) January 16, 2019

British lawmakers defeated Prime Minister Theresa May’s Brexit divorce deal by a crushing margin, triggering political upheaval https://t.co/jMvzcjJUYu pic.twitter.com/IMWXyVEges

— Reuters Top News (@Reuters) January 16, 2019

Brexit vote: Donald Tusk suggests UK should stay in EU https://t.co/wA1xInBnsy

— BBC News (World) (@BBCWorld) January 16, 2019

The Speaker has provisionally selected the following #MeaningfulVote amendments that may be voted on this evening. They are:
(a) – @jeremycorbyn
(k) – @IanBlackfordMP
(b) – @EdwardLeighMP
(f) – John Baron MP
Read all amendments here: https://t.co/HxvJX4xWHZ #BrexitVote pic.twitter.com/00YPFHSfQd

— UK House of Commons (@HouseofCommons) January 15, 2019

How useful have you found @HouseofCommons coverage of the #MeaningfulVote debates?
Complete our quick survey https://t.co/9FUhIOzm2E

— UK House of Commons (@HouseofCommons) January 15, 2019

WATCH LIVE: PM @Theresa_May makes a statement in @HouseofCommons following the Meaningful Vote https://t.co/xXBZ7iOpNN

— UK Prime Minister (@10DowningStreet) January 15, 2019

The House of Commons has spoken on the #BrexitVote and the Government will listen.

👇 @Theresa_May sets out how we intend proceed. pic.twitter.com/9Bc3IOSIYd

— Conservatives (@Conservatives) January 15, 2019

https://twitter.com/UKLabour/status/1085294303033798657

What a huge loss. This is a catastrophic defeat for the Government.
It is time to end this national embarrassment.
Demand a People's Vote nowhttps://t.co/Mp2XkNJx4v pic.twitter.com/UIPX7gpgZw

— Liberal Democrats (@LibDems) January 15, 2019

WATCH: UKIP Leader @GerardBattenMEP in Strasbourg discussing May’s #BrexitDealVote defeat and what should be next. #WTOExit https://t.co/QfyornEzg9

— UKIP (@UKIP) January 15, 2019

Watch: First Minister Nicola Sturgeon @ScotGovFM says there is no more time to waste in the Brexit negotiations and calls for a second EU referendum. See the full interview on the STV Player: https://t.co/5GQClSP9PC #scotnight pic.twitter.com/cSoymbfJs8

— ScotlandTonight (@ScotlandTonight) January 15, 2019

.@IanBlackfordMP on @SkyNews ”Scotland becomes an independent country in Europe” – We won’t be in the passenger seat as the Tory Brexit bus topples over the cliff. pic.twitter.com/F68O7pzl0R

— ScotsVsAusterity (@ScotIndyDebate) January 16, 2019

Breaking – @DUPLeader – Arlene Foster – “focus now must be on securing a better deal” | FULL STATEMENT: https://t.co/LhyoxBrXhe

— DUP (@duponline) January 15, 2019

EU's claims that they want to defend the Belfast Agreement must now be backed up by actions.The backstop needs dealt with and they know it. If they continue with their present intransigence,everyone will end up in a place where no-one wants to go – Swannhttps://t.co/PMsJdb57Fo pic.twitter.com/rb574ASvhn

— Ulster Unionist (@uuponline) January 15, 2019

The British Parliament is in chaos over Brexit — no matter what the outcome of today’s vote, the interests of the people of Ireland and our peace agreements must be protected from the reckless Tory/DUP agenda. #BrexitVote pic.twitter.com/oFXEezbftw

— Sinn Féin (@sinnfeinireland) January 15, 2019

#Brexit Deal Rejected as PM May Suffers Historic Defeat. Read our latest summary of yesterday's events in the #UKParliament here: https://t.co/xrytnRLofv @PROHagan pic.twitter.com/E0wkcenWey

— Aus Brit Chamber (@BritishChamber) January 16, 2019

PM May was widely anticipated to lose Tuesday's vote, but her defeat was bigger than even the most extreme predictions. https://t.co/EMwwOHeFXU

— NBC News (@NBCNews) January 16, 2019

The Brexit deal is dead https://t.co/nwpukaFDXS pic.twitter.com/4GGhsGflOc

— The Independent (@Independent) January 16, 2019

Travel industry demands ‘clarity’ amid Brexit turmoil https://t.co/a1IVfqaRNB pic.twitter.com/avzyajKtqA

— The Independent (@Independent) January 16, 2019

‘Humiliated’: British press says Theresa May ‘crushed’ by #Brexit defeathttps://t.co/xYhBTFSIbx pic.twitter.com/PpDBr5fKAI

— Hindustan Times (@htTweets) January 16, 2019

Scotland’s First Minister @NicolaSturgeon called for a second referendum on Scottish independence at an event hosted by @georgetownsfs Monday due to the exacerbated rifts between the Scottish and British Parliaments over Brexit. https://t.co/t25EgurdOf

— The Hoya (@thehoya) February 6, 2019

BREAKING:
Senior British MPs have published a report urging free movement and trade between #Canada, #Australia, #NewZealand & the #UK after #Brexit.https://t.co/PprlB4Fur8 #CANZUK #cdnpoli #auspol #nzpol #UKpolitics @IoWBobSeely @HJS_Org @BorisJohnson @IanAustinMP @james_rogers

— CANZUK International (@CANZUK) February 13, 2019

There's now clear proof the threat of no deal Brexit is hurting the UK economy https://t.co/Gkw49RxVfC

— Business Insider UK (@BIUK) February 11, 2019

🎥LIVE – final day of @HouseofCommons debate on the #Brexit deal ahead of the Meaningful Vote.https://t.co/O7upBmXLDq

— UK Parliament (@UKParliament) January 15, 2019

https://twitter.com/tictoc/status/1085401336588439553

Almost 190,000 Irish passport applications were received from the U.K. in 2018 as Brexit approaches this March pic.twitter.com/4AMjqS4TzE

— TicToc by Bloomberg (@tictoc) January 14, 2019

Here's Theresa May's statement after suffering a large defeat on the Brexit deal https://t.co/yiTl6MKc3o pic.twitter.com/hqCS9clGLw

— Bloomberg (@business) January 16, 2019

"Brexit is more damaging than the financial crisis, and the damage will be more lasting."

In September, we looked the financial squeeze being felt by people in north-east England https://t.co/tlKx1rWuZ6

— Bloomberg Brexit (@Brexit) December 25, 2018

British lawmakers have soundly rejected Prime Ministers Theresa May's Brexit deal, in the biggest defeat for any UK government in the modern parliamentary era, @NicRobertsonCNN reports from London https://t.co/w5xx8jI2Gz pic.twitter.com/tgsOa4JwVq

— CNN (@CNN) January 16, 2019

Some potential scenarios for Britain and the European Union after Brexit plan's crushing defeat https://t.co/qwpMfoS8rJ pic.twitter.com/TyjFhFk78X

— Los Angeles Times (@latimes) January 16, 2019

Theresa May just suffered a historic defeat on Brexit—now what? https://t.co/9gYmHI286B pic.twitter.com/c7TfLQTYox

— The New Yorker (@NewYorker) January 16, 2019

With news that Theresa May is headed back to negotiate with the EU, it’s understandable if you’re not be up-to-date on Brexit. @garrett_geoff summarizes the issues, including why May can’t get a deal past Parliament, and what that could mean come March 29. https://t.co/M61heUxPc9 pic.twitter.com/rFT6b7mDsj

— Wharton Magazine (@whartonmagazine) January 30, 2019

Transparency in the #Brexit negotiations is one of our priorities. @EUombudsman has commended our work including the publication of 100+ negotiating documents, making @MichelBarnier's calendar publicly available, and meeting only registered lobbyists.https://t.co/uBt5Mt9Bp1 pic.twitter.com/TGdC6qhBhK

— European Commission 🇪🇺 (@EU_Commission) February 12, 2019

I spoke with @FoxBusiness about #Brexit and eurozone economy: https://t.co/lH1uDapVOe

— David O'Sullivan (@EUAmbUS) December 15, 2018

Ireland, Brexit & the border – Ambassador @AdrianGONeill’s letter in this week’s @spectator corrects the record. https://t.co/Seyp4Rh0dN

— Embassy of Ireland (@IrelandEmbGB) November 29, 2018

Very clear and strong letter from @JunckerEU and @eucopresident offering clarity, support and a positive commitment to work with UK in the interests of both EU and UK through #Brexit. https://t.co/e77JBrdXUs

— Simon Coveney (@simoncoveney) January 14, 2019

I spoke to BBC News online about the challenges facing UK shopping centres https://t.co/Intfyc1GMT

— Nelson Blackley (@NelsonBlackley) November 1, 2018

No-deal scenario could have significant impact on supply chains, causing "inbuilt inefficiencies" into UK retailer operating models. https://t.co/vi2KU042Vn

— Inside Retail NZ (@InsideRetailNZ) January 30, 2019

Exclusive: Tesco set to get rid of hundreds of jobs https://t.co/6as8eKK2Q2

— Laura Onita (@LauraOnita) January 22, 2019

🇬🇧 Shops suffer worst December in a decade as Brexit fears take toll. https://t.co/b2Xz3m7eJ1

— Neil Saunders (@NeilRetail) January 10, 2019

https://twitter.com/French_Gov/status/1067422290541973504

#France's consequences of a no-deal #Brexit ▶️https://t.co/YjB3M0MZ7M pic.twitter.com/x7nL4xJeyI

— French Government (@French_Gov) November 20, 2018

Europe Minister @NathalieLoiseau "cautious and confident" over #Brexit, in interview also covering European army and French-US relations: https://t.co/iv32DM8ylv pic.twitter.com/vhBdnzV3yA

— French Embassy UK (@FranceintheUK) November 16, 2018

The @EUCourtPress #ECJ announces that the UK can unilaterally revoke Article 50 #Brexit https://t.co/p8VskFpDyy pic.twitter.com/onCTvRyjRF

— FrancoBritishChamber (@fbcci) December 10, 2018

British Foreign Policy – Post Brexit (w Video; 05/04/2018) | @CFR_org

Amid reports that former Northern Ireland first minister Lord Trimble plans to take the UK gov to court over the Irish backstop, Prof Robert Hazel @ConUnit_UCL @uclspp discusses the tradition in NI of taking political issues to the court https://t.co/ZqfRzEs0M6 (from 37:20)

— UCL News (@uclnews) February 5, 2019

Why should we read the Good Friday Agreement? @KristinMBakke and @KitRickard discuss the significance of this agreement for the #Brexit negotiations @uclspp https://t.co/nrLiVKNhDt

— UCL European Institute (@UCL_EI) February 4, 2019

We take no position on #Brexit or on whether a further referendum should be held, but our new report today seeks to inform debate about the practicalities, and guide sensible and responsible decision-making #PeoplesVote @UKandEU https://t.co/BpD1AWciVu pic.twitter.com/e0LIXDS1lX

— Constitution Unit (@ConUnit_UCL) October 9, 2018

Brexit could be delayed until 2021, EU sources reveal https://t.co/ZcURKnC9p5

— Constitution Unit (@ConUnit_UCL) February 24, 2019

ON THE BLOG: Brexit and the Restoration and Renewal Programme. @A_Meakin discusses the relationship between the UK's departure from the EU and plans for parliamentarians to relocate whilst the Palace of Westminster is restored.https://t.co/C6lYyyYfQW pic.twitter.com/43CS2sazJi

— Constitution Unit (@ConUnit_UCL) February 10, 2019

For more on the theme of parliament's right to control its agenda, see here:https://t.co/ZN5HEKpvi1

— Constitution Unit (@ConUnit_UCL) February 7, 2019

📺 WATCH today's event at the IFG:

Has Brexit changed Parliament for good?

Unit Director Meg Russell –

"I completely refute the idea that government control over the HoC agenda is some kind of core principle of our constitution".https://t.co/q8iwM5NWu3 @ifgevents @uclspp

— Constitution Unit (@ConUnit_UCL) February 7, 2019

Is 29 March is looming large in your dreams (or nightmares)?

Join us at @LSEnews as Sally Tomlinson & @DannyDorling discuss their @BitebackPub book Rule Britannia: Brexit & the End of Empire. Free @LSEpublicevents lecture hosted by AFSEE/III/Progressive Economy Forum @PEF_online https://t.co/0wCiMdhe0r

— LSE Inequalities (@LSEInequalities) February 26, 2019

NEW PODCAST! 🎧 Listen to Vernon Bogdanor and Catherine Haddon discussing the book "Beyond Brexit" and the future of the UK with regard to its constitution and beyond #LSEBrexit @LSEpublicevents @LSEEI @LSEPublicPolicy

Link: https://t.co/n9NxKJ6bnu pic.twitter.com/yVrxlMjBg6

— European Institute (@LSEEI) February 22, 2019

WATCH: At yesterday's launch of our LSE-@Unibocconi Double Masters' Degree in Milan @MichelBarnier said this is an example of how the UK and EU can continue to cooperate post-Brexit.
Check out the degree programme: https://t.co/0sBMkDZCaa @LSEnews @LSEEI https://t.co/pjUIguBV8N

— European Institute (@LSEEI) February 19, 2019

Economy could be 9% weaker under no-deal Brexit, government says https://t.co/3ad8kHdnXQ

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 26, 2019

Minister warns May she is ready to resign unless PM rules out no deal https://t.co/wePwYOzYF7

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 26, 2019

If Labour aids a Tory Brexit it will be destroyed by what follows | Aditya Chakrabortty https://t.co/tdRbZd95WS

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 25, 2019

Can a general election be a way out of the Brexit conundrum? – https://t.co/1ZSeKJ4oJX pic.twitter.com/duiYE31i65

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 22, 2019

London was to have played a central role in the EU’s Capital Markets Union, which was launched by a British commissioner https://t.co/b9slbgT78y

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 21, 2019

'Brexit revealed the weakness of Westminster’s insular politics. Parliament is seemingly incapable of running a modern economy and society. Westminster’s politics are becoming more not less dysfunctional.' https://t.co/aqhtDHpNNZ

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 20, 2019

UK and Ireland retailers warn of 40% tariffs on food in no-deal Brexit https://t.co/mo8QjlWgFa

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 21, 2019

Britons may need £52 visa to visit mainland Europe after Brexit https://t.co/44oNuw1bGR

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 20, 2019

Extending Article 50 and European Parliament elections https://t.co/MhZO5A0bS3

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 20, 2019

(Mis)Rule Britannia: Brexit is the last gasp of empire https://t.co/IjHiXhged1 pic.twitter.com/rjbOHqUm6Q

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 20, 2019

Confirmed by the border expert who recently wrote for us – https://t.co/GFuzxGpv94 https://t.co/Ig1dgK9mQ8

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 19, 2019

Long read: Brexit and the future of the British model of democratic capitalism https://t.co/LVfjweM956

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 19, 2019

How Brexit affects Italy – and its Eurosceptical politicians https://t.co/SLiUv8NSuI

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 18, 2019

Inflation at 3.5% and a two-year recession: the impact of no deal https://t.co/l3ln9ED7fx

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 17, 2019

'Pivotal sections of the Conservative party will continue to attempt to reframe the terms on which aid is provided – in order to both bolster Britain’s global position, and mitigate the negative impacts of Brexit.' @sophiaprice5 @leedsbeckett https://t.co/BCWeoLlTe9

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 26, 2019

Arizona Vol.3 (Arizona State University)

#UnitedNations officials reported that #Myanmar police opened fire on #Rohingya in a #refugee camp in #Rakhine state in Myanmar. https://t.co/2H6dYFKWHd

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) November 20, 2018

#Brazil's president-elect Jair Bolsonaro has chosen a new foreign minister who claims climate change is part of a plot by "cultural Marxists" to promote Chinese economic growth and stifle Western economies https://t.co/XTTOTpKVoh

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) November 16, 2018

The #Pentagon has approved a plan to reduce the number of troops in #Africa conducting #counterterrorism missions over the next three years https://t.co/Venh91t3Es

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) November 16, 2018

#US announces sanctions against #SaudiArabia officials but will not take any further steps and hopes to move forward from the #Khashoggi killing. https://t.co/e2mbFXkmvm

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) November 16, 2018

A #UN backed tribunal has ruled that former senior members of #KhmerRouge committed #genocide in #Cambodia against the Muslim Cham and Vietnamese minorities. https://t.co/IUzghZNUDE

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) November 16, 2018

Six people arrested in a #farright plot to attack French President #EmmanuelMacron https://t.co/iFQBtPRhKj

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) November 6, 2018

Tensions are rising and temperatures are dropping on the #Bosnia–#Croatia border as hundreds of #migrants are trying to gain access to the #EuropeanUnion. https://t.co/BNmM2GePj7

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) November 1, 2018

#Serbia and #Kosovo reached an agreement to repatriate the remains of victims of the 1998-99 war. https://t.co/okBNcFTtBg

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) October 31, 2018

#Russia and #Western leaders clashed over the legality of #elections held in separatist-controlled regions of eastern #Ukraine. The elections would violate both the Ukrainian constitution and the 2015 Minsk Agreement, according to Western leaders. https://t.co/zCArkWD2ka

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) October 31, 2018

#SouthSudan #rebel leader Riek Machar returned to the country's capital #Juba after two years in exile to sign a #peace agreement aimed at ending South Sudan's 5-year civil war. Rebel leaders expressed deep concern for his safety while in Juba. https://t.co/qgHDyFQu5y

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) October 31, 2018

Clashes between #Nigerian military forces and #Shiite protesters left three people dead in #Nigeria's capital #Abuja. https://t.co/Iew4UXvEkT

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) October 30, 2018

#Israel has continued its air operations in #Syria following the downing of a #Russian military plane that #Russia blamed on Israel. https://t.co/iUu8dYqnhk

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) October 30, 2018

#Russia is planning to test missiles off the coast of #Norway at the same time as #NATO's largest military exercise since the #ColdWar take place in and around the country. https://t.co/5doEj1FyJR

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) October 30, 2018

#SriLanka's president suspended the country's parliament for two weeks after sacking its prime minister and replacing him with an ally. The move was denounced as #unconstitutional and escalates an ongoing political #crisis in the country. https://t.co/mhA4BNHIer

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) October 29, 2018

#Germany's Chancellor #AngelaMerkel announced that she will not seek reelection in 2021, when the next #German federal elections will occur. She will also not seek reelection as #CDU's chairwoman in December. https://t.co/0D5z9avsPU

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) October 29, 2018

.@ForeignPolicy Magazine interviewed the deputy head of the #OSCE's mission to #Ukraine, Alexander Hug, on the current status of #Europe's "forgotten war." https://t.co/QDpImgYfSn

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) October 26, 2018

#Poland's ruling #LawandJustice Party failed to sway #moderate voters concentrated in urban areas across the country in local #elections over the weekend. The results appear to indicate that Poland is deeply divided between urban and rural voters. https://t.co/PZhlv3LSQx

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) October 23, 2018

#Germany has halted its #weapons sales to #SaudiArabia amid an investigation into the disappearance of #Saudi #journalist Jamal #Khashoggi at the Saudi consulate in #Istanbul. https://t.co/7DP4Ws2e9O

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) October 23, 2018

The #UN's new High Commissioner for #HumanRights, Michelle Bachelet @mbachelet spoke about the status of advancing human rights in the 21st century. Read the interview here: https://t.co/UJaa0bg86B

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) October 18, 2018

#Israel responded with #airstrikes against targets in #Gaza following a #rocket attack from the coastal enclave. Tensions between Israel and #Hamas, the #terrorist group that governs Gaza, have been on the rise in recent months. https://t.co/4oimQOV9bx

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) October 18, 2018

New #UK counterterrorism bill "veers dangerously toward the logic of guilty until proven innocent". The law would criminalize travel to areas the government designates #terrorist risk zones and erode rights to a lawyer in certain situations. https://t.co/xf7wlJ5iMC

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) October 16, 2018

The #Syrian regime says its ready to fight rebel groups in the province of #Idlib if they do not remove all weapons and fighters by the Monday deadline. This comes as part of a negotiation between #Russia and #Turkey to establish a buffer zone in the area. https://t.co/FDUp7eRBJ3

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) October 15, 2018

A constitutional amendment to ban the homeless from living in public areas in #Hungary took affect today. Along with cracking down on the homeless, the law is also meant to limit the chances of #refugees receiving #asylum. https://t.co/mXRvbdUgx7

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) October 15, 2018

A recently foiled #bomb attack in #Paris raised fears among #European and #American #intelligence services that #Iran is planning attacks across the #West. https://t.co/SSTRMYdKHM

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) October 12, 2018

The #security situation continues to deteriorate in #Mali, according to a new #UN report. Various #ethnic and #extremist groups across the country are fighting against one another, and targeting civilians, and both foreign and domestic security forces. https://t.co/1OACLMsdAG

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) October 11, 2018

#Mexico's morgues are overflowing with bodies as the country hits record murder rates. #Criminal and #drug-related violence has claimed over 33,000 lives in the country between the start of the year and August, with the number only growing since. https://t.co/b5UfxLK78I

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) October 11, 2018

Three #migrant women have been found murdered near #Greece's border with #Turkey. The area is frequently used by migrants crossing from Turkey into the #EuropeanUnion. It is not yet known where the migrants were from or who killed them. https://t.co/qO4t5hiKhL

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) October 11, 2018

#Iran's #economy was expected to grow this year, but instead entered a #recession due to #sanctions imposed on it by the #US, according to an #IMF (@IMFNews) report. https://t.co/8A3vJRT0zF

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) October 11, 2018

#SriLanka's government has yet to fulfill its pledge to return land it seized during the #civilwar that raged from 1983 to 2009. Many of the people whose lands were taken have fallen into deep #poverty. https://t.co/J9Fpg49Eao

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) October 10, 2018

#Egypt's "#fakenews" laws are being used as a stand-in for #censorship. They are being weaponized by authorities to silence online #dissent and curtail #freedomofspeech in the country. https://t.co/HWnVSipt2o

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) October 10, 2018

The #IMF has lowered its global growth forecast rate down to 3.7% from 3.9% amidst concerns about rising trade protectionism and instability in emerging markets. https://t.co/0S5umvFOik

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) October 9, 2018

The #Taliban has called on its supporters to block the October 20 parliamentary elections, calling them a "malicious American conspiracy". #Afghanistan will also be holding presidential elections in April, which many say could attract even more violence. https://t.co/6vMVAcmbIA

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) October 9, 2018

#Bosniak, #Croat, and #Serb #nationalist parties dominated #Bosnia's parliamentary elections on Sunday. The splitting of Bosnia's parliament down ethnic lines risks further complicating the country's moves to join #NATO and the #EU. https://t.co/LcYQfYuXiP

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) October 8, 2018

The #EuropeanUnion threatened to impose #trade restrictions on #Cambodia due to its #humanrights abuses. If implemented, these measures would end Cambodia's duty-free access to the #EU, imposing tariffs on goods such as clothing and sugar. https://t.co/keOk8197Ch

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) October 8, 2018

The #NobelPeacePrize has been awarded to Dr. Denis Mukwege and Nadia Murad for their efforts to end the use of sexual violence as a weapon of war and armed conflict https://t.co/BU5eNkt3Y5

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) October 5, 2018

#Ireland's military, the Irish Defence Forces, holds the world record for the longest unbroken @UN #peacekeeping service. Irish forces have been deployed as part of the UN's peacekeeping missions in #Lebanon since 1958. 70K individual tours were completed. https://t.co/AK2sydGpuX

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) October 4, 2018

#Germany is celebrating 28 years since its #reunification following the fall of the #BerlinWall. German leaders, including #AngelaMerkel, have said that reunification has not yet been completed amid concerns of divisions in society and the rise of populism https://t.co/xSGsZHPSVP

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) October 4, 2018

#Russia delivered its #S300 advanced surface-to-air missile system to #Syria, according to an announcement by Russia's defense minister. The #UnitedStates has criticized the move as a "serious escalation." https://t.co/fI2bMZQaAg

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) October 4, 2018

#Nicaragua deports Washington Post and Guardian reporter who covered the country’s political upheaval https://t.co/z2aW5tPbZb

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) October 2, 2018

Protestors in #Armenia Called for early parliamentary vote in #Yerevan https://t.co/VDUXC6FEzp

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) October 2, 2018

#Poland’s Ombudsman Adam Bodnar @Adbodnar won an award for his work on #humanrights issues in Poland. Through the Office of the Commissioner for Human Rights, he has fought to safeguard democratic institutions in Poland. https://t.co/VhVWLV43RY

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) September 27, 2018

For the first time, member nations of the #ICC have referred a fellow member nation to prosecutors. Several Latin American countries as well as #Canada have asked for a probe into #Venezuela's government over allegations of #CrimesAgainstHumanity. https://t.co/DHIgzKXv27

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) September 26, 2018

The ASU @SustainPurch team (@justinstritch, @LilyYHsueh, Stu Bretschneider & @drdarnall) is excited our new partnership with @EPA on #servicizing and how it can inform #sustainablepurchasing. @10YFP_SPP @OECD_BizFin @EU_ENV @ICLEI #greenprocurement #greenpurchasing https://t.co/uc9UmCkhqP

— ASU SPRI (@SustainPurch) December 14, 2017

Bob Litterman, @ASUgreen board member & former head of risk management of Goldman Sachs, says it's not too late to address climate change — but the risk is exploding https://t.co/KXnTUPbI1a pic.twitter.com/JI2UfW1D2L

— @ASU_SustExecEd (@ASU_SustExecEd) October 22, 2018

Is there a bipartisan path to pricing carbon?
U.S. Senator Whitehouse and a bipartisan panel debate the future of carbon in this webinar from SSF and the ASU School of Sustainability.https://t.co/QUcQxOReGS

— @ASU_SustExecEd (@ASU_SustExecEd) October 17, 2018

This company is using blockchain and the circular economy to fight poverty and plastic waste simultaneously. #Innovation https://t.co/WMsIHmAI1L

— @ASU_SustExecEd (@ASU_SustExecEd) October 17, 2018

“If CO2 is treated as another form of waste, people can stop arguing about whether it’s a problem and start doing something,” says @ASU_CNCE's @klaus_lackner: https://t.co/YxtUz57DHR #COP23 #LowCarbon #ClimateAction pic.twitter.com/IvkVlfAqE3

— @ASU_SustExecEd (@ASU_SustExecEd) November 21, 2017

One way to combat food deserts – work with corner stores to fill them with fresh fruits and vegetables. It's worked out well for this Buffalo, NY community! https://t.co/B2DGO5w958 pic.twitter.com/1cCtQbtLdr

— SustainableCitiesNet (@SCNetworkAZ) September 21, 2018

Congrats to the hard efforts of @CityofPhoenixAZ and @cityoftucson, who BOTH ranked within the top 40 most sustainably powered US cities!https://t.co/BGkPLLeA3m

— SustainableCitiesNet (@SCNetworkAZ) September 10, 2018

Today's paper coffee cups can't be recycled b/c of a thin lining of plastic inside. That's why @Starbucks and @McDonalds have launched a 3-year project to build a better cup—and they want your help. (Shoutout to @TSC_News for contributing to this story!) https://t.co/0nktZ6ZN2L

— SustainableCitiesNet (@SCNetworkAZ) September 7, 2018

https://twitter.com/SCNetworkAZ/status/1029469136601079808

Episode 3 of @ASU's new podcast, Thought Huddle, features 3 sustainability experts who explore strategies for keeping hot places like Phoenix habitable. 🌞 Learn more & listen: https://t.co/j4BgMQpXSd

— SustainableCitiesNet (@SCNetworkAZ) August 1, 2018

Cuteness overload! 😍🦒 https://t.co/orNq1hBypq

— SustainableCitiesNet (@SCNetworkAZ) July 3, 2018

The City of @GlendaleAZ just converted their 100th acre of grass to xeriscaping! “'Emotionally and psychologically, I’m just happier with it,” said Bob Wild, whose yard marked this milestone. “It’s a more modern look, it’s the look I wanted.'”https://t.co/uXaKRplFp3 pic.twitter.com/u84lzKLGOW

— SustainableCitiesNet (@SCNetworkAZ) June 7, 2018

The @CityofPhoenixAZ just established a Urban Heat Island/Tree and Shade Subcommittee. What is your community doing to tackle urban heat? https://t.co/Qft2G2EbbZ pic.twitter.com/6CM0APKNb8

— SustainableCitiesNet (@SCNetworkAZ) June 6, 2018

Happy #WorldEnvironmentDay! Let's work together to beat plastic pollution. This spring, ASU students came up with strategies to divert waste at the AZ State Fair. Check out some of their suggestions here: https://t.co/wNWEWTMsJ0 pic.twitter.com/oYtIpbxG0k

— SustainableCitiesNet (@SCNetworkAZ) June 5, 2018

Congrats, @CityofPhoenixAZ! LFLP aims to revitalize downtown, boost the local economy, improve public health, and protect the environment through local food enterprises. Phoenix intends to develop a plan to improve access to healthy food in the South Central Light Rail Corridor. https://t.co/LyuJemmAKZ

— SustainableCitiesNet (@SCNetworkAZ) May 29, 2018

Learn more about the six innovative ventures working to divert waste and develop business as part of the #RISNincubator w @CityofPhoenixAZ @TalkingTrashPHX @EntrepreneurASU. #SolveEducateEngage https://t.co/Ihek3OJtce

— Rob & Melani Walton Sustainability Solutions (@WSSIatASU) September 5, 2018

Need to reduce water loss in your water system? See if your community qualifies to be part of the Arizona Water Loss Control Program. Learn more here: https://t.co/32ccRJmYEv pic.twitter.com/JArxFnApHq

— WIFA (@WIFAfunding) July 13, 2018

A recent study by @UCL shows that pockets of urban forests 🌳🌳can store as much carbon per hectare as tropical rainforests. As cities are becoming increasingly populated, protecting & planting urban forests are key for #sustainablecities. https://t.co/81ADTawtuL pic.twitter.com/Ca8JUQVQF6

— Global Covenant (@Mayors4Climate) June 29, 2018

For my friends voting on #ElectionDay: Don't overlook those down-ballot races! Here's some help on the 14 candidates in the Central Arizona Water Conservation District race, if you need it: https://t.co/HwDQ6Ui90O via @azcentral

— Joanna Allhands (@joannaallhands) November 6, 2018

Did you know @ASU is working with the Navajo Nation on renewable energy policy & economic development? Last week, @ASUEnergyPolicy @krismayes were part of a workshop to discuss solar development opportunities on the reservation. https://t.co/cmSmDpwhno

— Sustainability @ ASU (@ASUgreen) August 6, 2018

If you're a shopper, #BlackFriday is great. If you're a supply chain manager, it's a major pain. We talked to Dale Rogers from @WPCareySchool about the year's biggest shopping day. https://t.co/tPGXMIkdyP

— ASU Now (@asunews) November 19, 2018

Texas Vol.6 (Texas A&M, UTDallas, Southern Methodist, Texas State, Rice)

Dr. Gregory Gause, head of the Department of International Affairs at the @bushschool, has a featured op-ed in @nytimes, "Is the Saudi Crown Prince Too Disruptive Even for Trump?" https://t.co/ryYSwLGVWz

— TAMU Bush School (@BushSchool) October 12, 2018

Dr. Bryce Hannibal, an assistant research scientist at the Texas A&M Bush School of Government and Public Service, is investigating how social network communication and collaboration affect flood resilience. https://t.co/PdMC3ByZxA pic.twitter.com/fprJZx33Dw

— TAMU Bush School (@BushSchool) October 4, 2018

Dr. Raymond Robertson spoke with @TexasStandard this morning about the new North American trade agreement between the US, Mexico, and Canada #USMCA https://t.co/oB8yLwDTrf

— TAMU Bush School (@BushSchool) October 1, 2018

Through a joint gift totaling over $6.25 million from the Charles Koch Foundation and Texas A&M Regent Robert Albritton '71, the @BushSchool has established the Center for Grand Strategy.

The center will be an intellectual hub for the critical examination of U.S. grand strategy.

— Texas A&M Foundation (@TXAMFoundation) October 8, 2018

The George H.W. Bush Presidential Library Foundation is dedicated to preserving the historic legacy of President George Bush by supporting education and scholarship programs through the @Bush41Library and The @BushSchool. Learn more: https://t.co/f9GFvmeXpA pic.twitter.com/CKWgBcQv2J

— Bush Foundation (@Bush41) October 3, 2018

Check out Former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright in our Hagler Auditorium! She held an informative discussion on bipartisanship, and we were glad to have her at the #PCC. @ScowcroftTAMU #Bush41 #TAMU https://t.co/AQFZmFnanD

— TAMU Annenberg PCC (@TAMUAnnenberg) November 7, 2018

How did Putin's Russia develop? Director of the Scowcroft Institute, Andrew Natsios, shared his insight on the issue with John Hopkins University Press -Listen: https://t.co/IaQOV3gMkW Read: https://t.co/HEhj80x6KB

— Scowcroft Institute (@ScowcroftTAMU) May 17, 2018

Israeli Consul to the Southwest United States @CG_GiladKatz joins Dr. Gregory Gause and the @ScowcroftTAMU at the @BushSchool for a discussion on Israel’s place in the world, US-Israeli relations, and the prospects for peace. pic.twitter.com/jnJQb0raXf

— Scowcroft Institute (@ScowcroftTAMU) March 26, 2018

"Outbreaks are inevitable, but pandemics are not if we take action now." The Conversation ft. the 2nd Annual Scowcroft White Paper https://t.co/d68L5AzuCT

— Scowcroft Institute (@ScowcroftTAMU) August 20, 2018

NEW my latest op-ed @axios #ScienceNotSilence #Measles makes alarming return to Europe and the Americas https://t.co/OJbImHtGp5

— Prof Peter Hotez MD PhD (@PeterHotez) May 24, 2018

Public speaking can be nerve racking. Use these tips to strengthen your skills and become a stronger public speaker.https://t.co/NbZwH4PY6H #tamu

— Mays Business School (@maysbusiness) November 19, 2018

There's always room for both relaxation and productivity over the weekend. Read some ways you can better both yourself and your career.https://t.co/p9k0VUsdAr #tamu

— Mays Business School (@maysbusiness) November 17, 2018

Congratulations to the Texas A&M team for being named Regional Winners of the @Deloitte FanTAXtic Tax Case Competition. Good luck at the national competition.https://t.co/y9DJI1zTjZ #tamu pic.twitter.com/1p1l0rms44

— Mays Business School (@maysbusiness) November 16, 2018

The increasing digitization of our world has changed the way we network. Make sure you know how to navigate the digital landscape and learn to build digital business relationships.https://t.co/nDFKOvM8hY

— Mays Business School (@maysbusiness) November 12, 2018

Michael D. Howard, associate professor of management at Mays, was quoted in a widely disseminated article on tips for business owners looking to partner. https://t.co/hxuno2gHjj #tamu

— Mays Business School (@maysbusiness) November 9, 2018

Personal branding is important for any professional looking to make their mark. Learn the 10 Golden Rules of Personal Branding.https://t.co/J0lousL3UI #tamu

— Mays Business School (@maysbusiness) November 9, 2018

Building authentic relationships at work is an important skill to learn in order to foster trust and encourage teamwork.https://t.co/eKjEzkW5kH #tamu

— Mays Business School (@maysbusiness) November 8, 2018

A company's success hinges greatly on its branding. It is what customers, investors, and partners invest in.https://t.co/f95xPc2fXB #tamu

— Mays Business School (@maysbusiness) November 6, 2018

#Aggie100 is this Friday! Tune in Friday evening after 8pm as we live tweet the 2018 Aggie 100 honoree rankings. Whoop! https://t.co/7knAPlGNzE

— McFerrin Center for Entrepreneurship (@TAMUMcFerrin) November 5, 2018

Amazon is now selling mattress! Sleepless nights for Casper & other mattress firms? @crstamu @maysbusiness https://t.co/BtSkGEhlmn

— VENKY SHANKAR (@venkyshankar) October 31, 2018

Prof. Vishnubhakat @emptydoors was quoted in @IPLaw360 on the #ReturnMail case at the #SupremeCourt: Can the US gov use another gov proceeding to revoke a patent? He signed a brief in June urging #SCOTUS to take the case, which they did last Friday. https://t.co/1wIuL61na5

— TAMU School of Law (@TAMULawSchool) November 1, 2018

“Economic freedom leads to wealth. … It breaks down discrimination, it improves charity, and it creates virtue.” https://t.co/efBZEiKvYE pic.twitter.com/uw9Gucjvht

— The Jindal School (@jindal_utdallas) November 18, 2018

Panelists at a recent seminar hosted by #JSOM took on the challenging topic of how to rein in spiraling healthcare costs. The solution? Turn the industry on its head. https://t.co/fNo6ZNiRIQ

— The Jindal School (@jindal_utdallas) November 8, 2018

Geraldine Jeckeln sat down for a quick Q&A to discuss her journey to facial recognition research and the impact it can have on our future. #FacialRecognition #UTDallas #Research https://t.co/5vJ5hNNtms

— UT Dallas Research (@UTDResearch) November 8, 2018

A $3 million gift from North Texas real estate luminaries Donna and Herb Weitzman will establish the Herbert D. Weitzman Institute for Real Estate in @jindal_utdallas https://t.co/8iKyt9IFzx | via @dallasnews

— UT Dallas (@UT_Dallas) November 6, 2018

Learn more about #UHBauer Associate Professor Robert Bregman's supply chain ethics research in the #BauerBusinessMinds video just launched on our YouTube channel: https://t.co/XVcGTmc7qd pic.twitter.com/b33whhx92w

— UHBauerCollege (@UHBauerCollege) November 14, 2018

The sustained recovery of the energy industries has supported Houston’s economic revival. Oil and gas jobs are still key to local growth, @UHBauerCollege economist tells @HoustonChron. https://t.co/22Ir053hX6

— AFPM (@AFPMonline) November 14, 2018

Dallas and Austin stand out in @CNBC @amazon HQ2 projections. https://t.co/YfUMjaKbSD

— SMU Cox School of Business (@SMUCox) September 19, 2018

"Mexico makes Texas richer. But will that continue?"

Great read from @SMUCox @SMUONeilCenter's W. Michael Cox and Richard Alm in @DCEOmagazine stemming from their latest #Texico annual report produced in partnership with us. #BetterTogether https://t.co/meEljGWstN

— Texas-Mexico Center (@SMUTexasMexico) November 5, 2018

How ‘End Mass Incarceration’ Became a Slogan for D.A. Candidates https://t.co/PouQT1Waxh @SMULawDeason #CriminalJusticeReform

— SMU Law School (@SMULawSchool) October 25, 2018

Sir Tim Berners-Lee is launching a campaign for governments and companies to sign a new contract for a “better internet”. Will this change the future of the internet?#TechNewsTuesday https://t.co/IAGBl58E8I

— SJMC at TXST (@sjmctxst) November 6, 2018

Take a look into advertising history and the method behind the madness📜🗞

Here’s a direct link to a great article. https://t.co/R731B24TcG

— SJMC at TXST (@sjmctxst) September 25, 2018

.@txstSTARPark, the Materials Science, Commercialization, and Engineering program, and local businesses are bringing new materials to San Marcos. #researchwithrelevance

Full story: https://t.co/pPbVSlzZmB pic.twitter.com/eKJ5QJrQpS

— The Graduate College (@TXSTGradCollege) May 4, 2018

“This was a great opportunity to look at each other and say, ‘Don’t kid yourself, there’s a lot to do if we don’t want this to happen again,’” says @profp_rod about how #Houston can move on after #Amazon's #HQ2 rejection. https://t.co/bAygeYzs1s

— Rice Business (@Rice_Biz) October 30, 2018

It was a pretty whiskey business when Ryan Baird ’12 and Randy Whitaker ’12 created a company called Yellow Rose Distilling while completing their MBAs at Rice. https://t.co/5zQ59NOqmf, @Rice_Biz , @ricealumni pic.twitter.com/EXIxBK034O

— Rice Magazine (@RiceMagazine) August 10, 2018

What does it take to keep the customer satisfied? Not as many bells and whistles as you might think, says @Rice_Biz Professor Vikas Mittal. Most customers just don’t want to be let down. https://t.co/7qsWYoitWc

— MBA@Rice (@MBAatRice) October 17, 2018

To encourage workers to “think outside the box,” managers first have to understand which box they typically think inside, according to research by @Rice_Biz Professor Erik Dane. https://t.co/iEQVz9K4wF

— MBA@Rice (@MBAatRice) October 4, 2018

Stories corporations and entrepreneurs tell about themselves can sound a lot like myths: they often hinge on fate, betrayal and hubris, as @Rice_Biz professor @ScottSonenshein discovered. Like myths, they help companies — and people — cope with setbacks. https://t.co/VUI1gdbGTg

— Rice Business Wisdom (@RiceBizWisdom) November 15, 2018

Unlike retail shoppers, B-to-B customers don’t pick products on a whim & toss it in a shopping cart. When contracts play out over time, customer satisfaction hinges on entirely different criteria, says @Rice_Biz Prof Vikas Mittal. He outlines the top 8. https://t.co/iezV5y9Etk

— Rice Business Wisdom (@RiceBizWisdom) October 19, 2018

Corporate board members — they’re just like us! Best motivated by short-term incentives, as @Rice_Biz Professor Shiva Sivaramakrishnan reveals. https://t.co/fEBbUJpdfe

— Rice Business Wisdom (@RiceBizWisdom) October 18, 2018

You may not want to buy that TV now if it will go on #sale later. But if the retailer promises to #refund the difference, it sweetens the deal — on both sides, according to #research by @Rice_Biz Professors Dinah Cohen-Vernik and Amit Pazgal. https://t.co/KEa6MSAz0w

— Rice Business Wisdom (@RiceBizWisdom) October 10, 2018

Doing the right thing can mean different things to different companies. What if we could standardize the notion of corporate social responsibility worldwide? @Rice_Biz Professor Duane Windsor has thoughts on how to do just that. https://t.co/wJtNI4YnXN

— Rice Business Wisdom (@RiceBizWisdom) September 25, 2018

Is it good for future fund #managers to play lacrosse with budding CEOs? Yes for the #CEO; not so much for the rest of us, as @Nick_Anderson_ illustrates. Based on #research by @Rice_Biz professor Alexander W. Butler. Read the article here: https://t.co/HdrxDgRzbE pic.twitter.com/hnQR3WbJDQ

— Rice Business Wisdom (@RiceBizWisdom) September 14, 2018

The primary job of business is to create social good, argues @Rice_Biz Professor Duane Windsor. How can we create an ethical foundation all businesses can agree to uphold? https://t.co/kZZB1vKWBZ

— Rice Business Wisdom (@RiceBizWisdom) September 12, 2018

After $2 billion in loans apparently drifted off the coast of Mozambique, never to be seen again, @Rice_Biz Professor Brian Akins looked into ways to fight similar #corruption in the #banking industry. The best remedy, he found, is one of the simplest. https://t.co/KTK6s51AHb

— Rice Business Wisdom (@RiceBizWisdom) September 10, 2018

A year after Harvey, “survival fatigue” may be setting in for many who are still affected by the storm. How do we improve our response to disasters? We can start by giving our money & time to organizations that are already working in our communities. https://t.co/6WbuHsJaEq

— Rice Business Wisdom (@RiceBizWisdom) September 7, 2018

Hurricane Harvey devastated Houston – but it gave some businesses a chance to shine as community leaders. @Rice_Biz Professor @UD explains how the crisis freshened reputations. https://t.co/aMKUPv9oYA

— Rice Business Wisdom (@RiceBizWisdom) September 5, 2018

Great leaders lead by example. During Harvey, @CajunAngela’s respect for the evacuees at NRG Center — whom she called guests — resonated throughout the shelter, recalls @AnniseParker. https://t.co/8T6yaVTakK

— Rice Business Wisdom (@RiceBizWisdom) August 29, 2018

What will we do without plastic straws and bags? We’ll find new innovations to replace them — and they’ll probably be even better than the existing technology, says @Rice_Biz professor @ScottSonenshein. https://t.co/I9eyFYOkNf

— Rice Business Wisdom (@RiceBizWisdom) August 22, 2018

It might seem like a great idea for your beer company to sponsor a softball tournament — unless the players hate your beer. @Rice_Biz professor Ajay Kalra explains why and how to do your homework before leaping into a marketing plan. https://t.co/vqmFzfvoRd

— Rice Business Wisdom (@RiceBizWisdom) August 21, 2018

To #invest wisely, consider the circle of life, says @Rice_Biz professor @UD. People who think of time as a series of cycles save much more than people who think linearly. https://t.co/Fl9LpO7RZ3

— Rice Business Wisdom (@RiceBizWisdom) August 17, 2018

The more you hear something, the truer it sounds — and that’s why it’s hard to fight falsehoods that get tweeted and retweeted again and again. What can we do to protect ourselves from the power of repetition? @Rice_Biz writer @JennieLatson investigates. https://t.co/IAZXMeL6Bo

— Rice Business Wisdom (@RiceBizWisdom) August 15, 2018

Even small fluctuations in a firm’s cash flow can create strong ripples in the capital market. As @Rice_Biz professors Brian Rountree and James Weston explain, investors prefer it when earnings don’t make waves. https://t.co/5qq1oRF7C9

— Rice Business Wisdom (@RiceBizWisdom) August 10, 2018

What do Scotland and Texas have in common? Stoicism in the face of “inconvenient weather,” for one, Rice Business Editor Claudia Kolker discovered. In fact, a number of Texan traits have Scottish roots, according to Rice University history prof John Boles. https://t.co/fHaYrANItZ

— Rice Business Wisdom (@RiceBizWisdom) July 26, 2018

2018 Nobel Economic Sciences Laureates (Professors William Nordhaus and Paul Romer) Vol.1

This is how Nobel Prize economics winner William Nordhaus found out he won #tictocnews pic.twitter.com/AyQSn86BZv

— TicToc by Bloomberg (@tictoc) October 8, 2018

Nobel Prize winner in Economics Paul Romer has a message for people who deny climate change: “You’re entitled to your own opinion, but you’re not entitled to your own facts” #tictocnews pic.twitter.com/wbeTpiz3hI

— TicToc by Bloomberg (@tictoc) October 9, 2018

Two Americans will share this year's Nobel prize for economics. William Nordhaus of Yale Unversity and Paul Romer of New York University will split the million dollar prize money. https://t.co/5o6heTirbM pic.twitter.com/gn1JtJdXPg

— CBS This Morning (@CBSThisMorning) October 8, 2018

“The policies are lagging very, very far – miles, miles, miles – behind the science and what needs to be done.”

Listen to our telephone interview with 2018 Economic Sciences laureate, William Nordhaus:https://t.co/fBtoM723Nk

— The Nobel Prize (@NobelPrize) October 8, 2018

William D. Nordhaus, awarded the 2018 Prize in Economic Sciences, was born in 1941 in Albuquerque, USA.

He is the Sterling Professor of Economics at Yale University, New Haven, USA @yale #NobelPrize https://t.co/AWiMd3ubvZ

— The Nobel Prize (@NobelPrize) October 8, 2018

"My work teaches us that what happens with technology is under our control."

This year's Economic Sciences laureate Paul Romer reminds us that technology doesn't just happen to us like the weather. It is a tool we can control.

Full telephone interview:https://t.co/dRjPym4OuL

— The Nobel Prize (@NobelPrize) October 8, 2018

This year’s Economic Sciences laureate Paul M. Romer was born in 1955 in Denver, USA. @paulmromer

He is a Professor at NYU Stern School of Business, New York, USA @NYUStern #NobelPrize https://t.co/d3wfnT8jxW

— The Nobel Prize (@NobelPrize) October 8, 2018

Congratulations to William Nordhaus and Paul Romer for receiving the Nobel Prize in economics for their contributions to understanding how economies can grow sustainably #climatechange https://t.co/Gqf0f0XKPd

— Miguel Arias Cañete (@MAC_europa) October 8, 2018

Insight from 2018 Nobel Prize winner William D. Nordhaus on the economics of climate change pic.twitter.com/8rit0EpCts

— Yale Univ Press (@yalepress) October 8, 2018

The Department of Economics congratulates Prof. William Nordhaus on being awarded the Nobel Prize!https://t.co/bqE29SvMz4

— Yale Economics Dept (@YaleEconomics) October 8, 2018

“I came to #NYU thinking we’d have a chance to really do something that could matter in urban development.” —2018 @NobelPrize winner in economics @PaulMRomer, founder of @NYUStern’s Urbanization Project & former director of @NYUMarron https://t.co/L27DqlPBbj pic.twitter.com/bHw73HCJWB

— New York University (@nyuniversity) October 8, 2018

Read press release on @paulmromer, winner of the 2018 #NobelPrize in Economics: https://t.co/JObEj3M2Md pic.twitter.com/ySPgOxlADE

— NYU Stern (@NYUStern) October 8, 2018

Congratulations to Professors Nordhaus and Romer (PhD @uchicago 1983) on their Economics Nobel! Professor David Weisbach built a website that allows you to run Nordhaus's model by changing parameters through a web-based interface – check it out here: https://t.co/F0fowsNMby

— UChicago Law School (@UChicagoLaw) October 8, 2018

Yay! Paul has done great work, but I'm especially pleased to see Bill get this hugely deserved honor — because he was my original economics mentor 1/ https://t.co/FGBF6NtpqU

— Paul Krugman (@paulkrugman) October 8, 2018

Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences is won by Americans William D. Nordhaus and Paul M. Romer for work on the economics of climate change https://t.co/ckVpQTSK4t

— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) October 8, 2018

Two Americans have been awarded the Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences for their work in climate change and technological innovation. (From @NewsHour) https://t.co/TtrfySHxON

— PBS (@PBS) October 8, 2018

Two Americans win the Nobel Prize for economics! Neither of them have the last name Trump. Congratulations to the winners!https://t.co/ZbBQMvhKHe

— Alternative NOAA (@altNOAA) October 8, 2018

We are so excited to congratulate our friend @paulmromer for his share of the 2018 Nobel Prize in Economics! Along with his research, Paul also created Aplia, the most successful digital homework solution in economic education. Read more @CNNBusiness >> https://t.co/YSoDa6U60v pic.twitter.com/UQq4UK6BDh

— Cengage Learning (@CengageLearning) October 8, 2018

Nobel Prize in Economics ideas from a year ago. @R_Thaler received it; Duflo, Nordhaus, and Weitzman would be worthy choices this year.https://t.co/iqJzAzFJKY

— Cass Sunstein (@CassSunstein) October 7, 2018

Paul Romer, who shares this year’s Nobel Prize in economics, vows to keep calling out his colleagues for lazy thinking that lacks intellectual honesty https://t.co/TuHvKyjFyz via @SteveMatthews12 #tictocnews pic.twitter.com/1aO8M70v6x

— Zoe Schneeweiss (@ZSchneeweiss) October 9, 2018

Economist and 2018 Nobel Prize winner Paul Romer is a big fan of Jupyter! https://t.co/v0GbrXBrOY

— BerkeleyDataScience (@BerkeleyDataSci) October 8, 2018

Professor @paulmromer of @NYUStern won the Nobel in economics. @victor_porcelli wrote about it in a way that regular people can understandhttps://t.co/1lTo9SC7BZ

— Sayer Devlin (@SayerDevlin) October 8, 2018

Wliliam Nordhaus shares the Nobel prize for economics, the day #SR15 is released. Amazing coincidence.

Nordhaus was the first to model the interplay between the climate & the economy, making (& still making) important contributions to the field!https://t.co/YRkPMkt3xw

— Glen Peters (@Peters_Glen) October 8, 2018

Nobel prize in economics goes to Nordhaus and Romer for climate change and growth – live https://t.co/Xzu5BX0TL4

— Merrell Tuck (@mtprimdahl) October 8, 2018

1 or 2/ The great Bill Nordhaus is applauded by his undergraduate intermediate macro class for receiving the Nobel Prize in Economics today. (He didn’t cancel the class.) https://t.co/1c8mZ1uHoO

— Gary Burtless (@GBurtless) October 8, 2018

Delighted to hear that both Nordhaus and Paul Romer have won the Nobel memorial prize. I'm out and about today but @tylercowen and @ATabarrok usually have a great summary of their work and significance, and quickly:https://t.co/H8IsIqMwE1

— Tim Harford (@TimHarford) October 8, 2018

William Nordhaus, awarded the 2018 Nobel Prize in Economics, published a projection of global temperatures in 1977 assuming uncontrolled CO2 emissions. The projection is remarkably close to recent estimates for high CO2 emission scenarios: https://t.co/XBmlSXHP2M pic.twitter.com/LXe8x2ERMx

— Ed Hawkins (@ed_hawkins) October 8, 2018

Two Americans win Nobel Prize in economics https://t.co/jUiaigX0jX

— Washington Post (@washingtonpost) October 8, 2018

Bill Nordhaus just won the Nobel prize for his work on the economics of climate change.Please enjoy this 2014 profile of Bill & his brother Bob and their dueling climate solutions. https://t.co/sayf1UJxHr

— Coral Davenport (@CoralMDavenport) October 8, 2018

Nordhaus and Romer win the Economics Nobel. The late Elinor Ostrom remains the sole female laureate which is a disgrace. https://t.co/Baahj2F5wU

— Tutor2u Geoff (@tutor2uGeoff) October 8, 2018

A candidate for a Nobel Prize also, New Haven’s Bill Nordhaus, who pioneered Climate Change economics, wins a Frontiers of Knowledge Award #ClimateAction #ClimateCrisis #climatechange https://t.co/EWYeaOnLv3

— Bun Lai (@MiyasSushi) January 13, 2018

Congrats to Paul Romer for his Nobel award! A very good news for macro-economics. https://t.co/GSppAlFDCK pic.twitter.com/40DMQCdyMq

— Gaël Giraud (@GaelGiraud_AFD) October 8, 2018

Thread: William Nordhaus, the man behind the "Social Cost of Carbon," has won the Nobel Prize in Economics for integrating climate change into long-run macroeconomic analysis… on the same day the IPCC warns we have 12 years left to keep warming below 1.5 degrees pic.twitter.com/1wcCmAfMzB

— Daniel Firger (@dfirgs) October 8, 2018

Congratulations to Bill Nordhaus for winning the #Nobel Prize in Economics. Bill is the brother of our beloved late partner, Bob Nordhaus: https://t.co/HCeSB8Tvbv #NobelEconomicsPrize pic.twitter.com/ZvxxysU10S

— Van Ness Feldman LLP (@VanNessFeldman) October 8, 2018

#Nobel Prize in Economics awarded to Nordhaus and Romer for integrating climate change and technological innovations into long-run macroeconomic analysishttps://t.co/Z54Ff7ITTZ pic.twitter.com/Lr2w1WxSRI

— Kathimerini Cyprus English Edition (@knews_cy) October 8, 2018

BREAKING: The 2018 Sveriges Riksbank Prize in Economic Sciences goes to William D Nordhaus and Paul M Romer. #NobelPrize https://t.co/ItqqA9jf7h

— The Local Sweden (@TheLocalSweden) October 8, 2018

Today's joint winner of the Economics Nobel, Paul Romer, sports a fondness for Empire. Britain's colonisation of Hong Kong should be seen as "an intervention", he says, that's "done more to reduce poverty than all the official aid programmes… and at a fraction of the cost".

— Aditya Chakrabortty (@chakrabortty) October 8, 2018

Some more quotes from P. Romer, Nobel Prize in Economics`18: pic.twitter.com/oC1gWdsvZI

— Orhan (@orhan_erdem) October 8, 2018

#Nobel Economics Prize 2016: World Bank's new chief economist Paul Romer likely winner https://t.co/kZbKxBuRC9 pic.twitter.com/lWXidNYOLd

— Firstpost (@firstpost) October 10, 2016

Oops…NYU accidentally posts canned press release announcing economics professor Paul Romer won the Nobel Prize: https://t.co/RUA61pSjbE

— Robert Kelchen (@rkelchen) October 6, 2016

Is Paul Romer in line for the economics Nobel prize? https://t.co/7Qt0WKOxjH

— Telegraph Business (@telebusiness) October 6, 2016

The Nobel Prize in Economics is next Monday. My prediction this year is Philippe Aghion, Peter Howitt, Paul Romer for endogenous growth theory. [we are still awarding the 1980s & macro/growth have been skipped for a while]

— Francesco Trebbi (@xftrebbi) October 1, 2018

The 2018 Nobel Prize in economics goes to William D. Nordhaus and Paul M. Romer for reshaping the understanding of economic growth. Nordhaus on climate change; Romer on technological change. https://t.co/ZrDE59jwaT

— Binyamin Appelbaum (@BCAppelbaum) October 8, 2018

Paul Romer told me it was a chart that got him into studying economics.
He looked at this line and wondered how something like this is possible. Today, decades later, he wins the Nobel Prize for contributing to the answer on how it is possible.

[source https://t.co/RDdsXbMz4j] pic.twitter.com/xmI27hdyZJ

— Max Roser (@MaxCRoser) October 8, 2018

US Policy Changes Vol.97 (Foreign Policy Vol.13)

https://twitter.com/policypodcasts/status/1024737870542712832

Why America's Grand Strategy Has Not Changed: Power, Habit, and the U.S. Foreign Policy Establishment https://t.co/8dQct1GYZr @PatPorter76 pic.twitter.com/innWP3PlX7

— Internat'l Security (@Journal_IS) May 16, 2018

Last week, prominent international relations scholars published an ad in the New York Times urging @realDonaldTrump to preserve the international institutions and order in place since WWII.@stephenWalt was invited to sign it. Here's why he declined. https://t.co/6mNCxt0Dxe

— Foreign Policy (@ForeignPolicy) August 2, 2018

"The United States and Europe have a common plague that should not be underestimated. Cultural displacement, masquerading as economic and border security anxiety, is chipping away at societal cohesion on both sides of the Atlantic," writes @spencerboyer https://t.co/5wo8vnuqyD

— Brookings (@BrookingsInst) August 3, 2018

Partnership in Peril: The Populist Assault on the Transatlantic Community @AEI @CAPSecurity @VJS_Policy @DaliborRohac @dpletka https://t.co/cH09vGteN6

— AEI Foreign Policy (@AEIfdp) July 31, 2018

#LISTEN: @georgetownsfs professor Charles Kupchan discusses the future of the Atlantic partnership https://t.co/UvamOoyGYZ

— Global Georgetown (@GlobalGtown) May 31, 2018

Trump administration puts US national security at risk by undermining transatlantic partnership. My piece @POLITICOMag. Time for Atlanticists in Congress and the administration to step up. @ProfKMcNamara @m2matthijs @rdanielkelemen https://t.co/QLCK6IQ0X8 via @politicomag

— Abraham Newman (@ANewman_forward) July 12, 2018

@AliWyne: "A new world order will likely arise only from calamity" https://t.co/7trQoPosbr @GrahamTAllison @washingtonpost

— Belfer Center (@BelferCenter) July 26, 2018

Did the US and EU secure a trade deal? https://t.co/Z0JZEbWcGn via @BrookingsInst

— Mairin Kirchheimer (@Mairin_Siobhan) July 29, 2018

Europe Has No Clue How to Handle an American Bully.
Germany, France, and the U.K. all tried sucking up to Trump. They ended up helping kill the Iran deal. By Stephen M. Walt
https://t.co/zffbiRpiDA

— Osman ÇATI (@OsmanCATI) June 18, 2018

Sleepwalking toward a US-Germany trade war@thehill https://t.co/3HDgOXLiXU

— WITA (@WITA_DC) July 26, 2018

Colliding worlds: Donald Trump and the European Union https://t.co/rsbG3lcMAg

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) June 12, 2018

Brittle Times for the Transatlantic Relationship (PDF; in large part in German) | Cathryn Cluver Ashbrook @ Atlantik-Brucke

Morena Skalamera: "Transformed Gas Markets Fuel US-Russian Rivalry, But Europe Plays Key Role Too" https://t.co/v6zZPKqhf2 @russia_matters pic.twitter.com/VY9w0r91Qx

— Belfer Center (@BelferCenter) June 8, 2018

"This is really taking it up one gigantic notch," says Prof Mary Lovely of Trump’s latest target-imported autos and auto parts. #Tariffs @melovely_max @PaulWisemanAP @ChrisRugaber @tkrisher https://t.co/HvsQ3ulE1G

— Maxwell School (@MaxwellSU) July 19, 2018

"The whole press conference was Trump repeatedly scoring own goals with the ball that Putin had given him. Putin must’ve been extremely happy," says @SUPoliSci Prof Brian Taylor re: the #TrumpPutinSummit. @bdtaylor_SU @katierogers https://t.co/XbtY3DCMuX

— Maxwell School (@MaxwellSU) July 17, 2018

"Four American presidents have tried to fathom [Putin's] intentions…They would all have benefited–or could benefit today–from "The Code of Putinism."
Joshua Rubenstein reviews “The Code of Putinism” by Brian D. Taylor https://t.co/M6Us3Z3Ayy via @WSJ

— Brian Taylor (@bdtaylor_SU) July 16, 2018

#TradeWars will disrupt #SupplyChains and slow global growth. Read what @4rbrown said about the #auto industry and what this means for investors via @Forbes: https://t.co/GoDPidWCHX

— Whitman School at SU (@WhitmanatSU) July 20, 2018

[WSJ] The Model for a Saudi Reformer: Mohammed bin Salman, the young crown prince, has much in common with his legendary grandfather. https://t.co/IWbsdxrXJK pic.twitter.com/cFcltoao99

— Indian Editorials (@IndianEditorial) July 18, 2018

Here are 4 things to know about ,#Lebanon’s first parliamentary elections since 2009https://t.co/V993ltQTFF

— Ruth (@Rflutist) May 6, 2018

Israel Picks Identity Over Democracy. More Nations May Follow. https://t.co/FObB8xjtex

— Elizabeth Tsurkov (@Elizrael) July 29, 2018

Belfer Center Experts on U.S. Withdrawal from the Iran Nuclear Deal (05/08/2018) | Graham Allison, Nicholas Burns, Matthew Bunn, Chuck Freilich, Hassan Ahmadian, Martin B. Malin, Steven E. Miller, Payam Mohseni, Ernest J. Moniz, Sahar Nowrouzzadeh, Nawaf Obaid, Gary Samore, Elizabeth D. Sherwood-Randall, William H. Tobey @BelferCenter

Is Iran's Economy Collapsing? Why Trump May Not Get a Call from Iran Soon https://t.co/MTMYG1YpFg #IranMatters

— Belfer Center (@BelferCenter) August 9, 2018

Dinner with @SecPompeo regarding #Iran https://t.co/8rmdygKZHM

— Azadeh Pourzand (@azadehpourzand) July 24, 2018

https://t.co/Bp7ySVxVYF

— Winter Texan (@damian_godden) July 26, 2018

ICYMI – Opinion: "#Iran Hawks Should Be Careful What They Wish For", writes MAHSA ROUHI at @ForeignPolicy https://t.co/lJaUtl05Lt pic.twitter.com/psHbywXE8d

— Christian Thiels (@ThielsChristian) July 20, 2018

China, Russia, Iran Engaged in Aggressive Economic Cyber Spying | via @FreeBeacon @BillGertz #Russia #China #Iran #Espionage #EconomicEspionage #intellectualproperty https://t.co/rcEZoP0B7u pic.twitter.com/AKzvdmiU1q

— RealClearDefense (@RCDefense) July 29, 2018

Following Russian #cyberattack, @clairecmc said "Russia continues to engage in cyber warfare against our democracy. I will continue to speak out and press to hold them accountable”. Read more about Russia’s effort to hack #Midterms2018 at @NPR: https://t.co/xDjKgK5RRA pic.twitter.com/4ekl23mNUi

— Eurasia Center (@ACEurasia) July 29, 2018

#CyberDigest | Huawei in Santa Clara infiltrated summit at Facebook, sent trade secrets to China: lawsuit | https://t.co/4onU4kwVad

— ASPI Cyber Policy (@ASPI_ICPC) July 18, 2018

A timeline of the Trump administration’s actions on Russia (07/26/2018) | @BrookingsInst

Republicans running in the #Midterms2018 do not want a repeat of Helsinki just as American voters go to the polls. Sadly, U.S.-Russian relations have now hit a post-Cold War nadir. #TrumpPutinSummit. https://t.co/gZwI6u9exA

— Valdai Club (@ValdaiClub) July 26, 2018

G7 foreign ministers issued a statement on the anniversary of the downing of #MH17:
‘We fully support the work of the Joint Investigation Team. The JIT’s findings on #Russia’s role in the downing of MH17 are compelling, significant and deeply disturbing.’ https://t.co/zPQtvyyUN2

— U.S. Embassy Vienna (@usembvienna) July 19, 2018

Why public sector outsourcing is less efficient than Soviet central planning https://t.co/b2PDBqEwvb via @LSEEuroppblog #econ3

— Colin Leith (@PearsonEconBus) June 20, 2018

Kazakhstan Must Look Beyond the Belt and Road | Philippe Le Corre

Is a rules-based trading system worth saving? @RBradMackay discusses the on-going US international trade war in @cgtnofficial https://t.co/lONtgAvQlo #evertoexcel pic.twitter.com/xmvisXmlF5

— University of St Andrews (@univofstandrews) August 4, 2018

Driving home, tune into @cspan radio at 5:35 or 6:35pm to hear my thoughts on the latest escalation in the #TradeWars with China, expanding on my initial 4 takeaways from being on the ground in China when it started…https://t.co/QP0U9sEM24

— Aaron Klein (@Aarondklein) August 1, 2018

The trade war between the U.S. and China will finally turn into higher prices. Even though the rise might be unnoticeable for individuals, there will be a big challenge for the businesses if they decided to cover that themselves. Read more via @CNBC: https://t.co/IALAAaiUr4

— Whitman School at SU (@WhitmanatSU) July 12, 2018

A global #tradewar between the U.S. and China begins. How should supply chain professionals defend their companies? Read this by @Rosemary_Coates via @SCMR: https://t.co/JoJEwBojyH

— Whitman School at SU (@WhitmanatSU) July 9, 2018

“The biggest price hikes may be seen among these lower-priced products, and the effect of that will hit people toward the lower end of the income distribution more,” says Prof Mary Lovely. @melovely_max @PennyWriter https://t.co/QokKSAVYOf

— Maxwell School (@MaxwellSU) July 12, 2018

LISTEN: Prof Mary Lovely discusses newly imposed US #tariffs on Chinese imports and who will be damaged most on @BBCWorld. @melovely_max #tradewar https://t.co/zLTrRWEhJE

— Maxwell School (@MaxwellSU) July 6, 2018

.@MaxwellSU Professor of Economics & @PIIE fellow @melovely_max, @Penn's Jacques deLisle, and @FordhamNYC's Matt Gold discuss the implications of the Trump administration's trade wars on @whartonknows. Take a listen: https://t.co/7LGtvDW3No

— Syracuse University News (@SyracuseUNews) July 12, 2018

Markets or Mercantilism? How China Secures Its Energy Supplies: https://t.co/Eiu5PLoaab

— Belfer Center (@BelferCenter) May 28, 2018

The impact of #tariffs imposed by President Trump is starting to impact the #China economy. Prof Arthur Dong dissects how leaders are reacting in @thehill op-ed: https://t.co/rEzUOA0EOX

— Georgetown McDonough (@msbgu) August 6, 2018

Opinion | What a trade deal with China should focus on https://t.co/eZuhnYyKS8

— ISD (@GUDiplomacy) May 16, 2018

Belfer Center Experts Offer Insight on U.S.-North Korea Summit

WATCH: Elizabeth Sherwood-Randall talks about measuring North Korea's denuclearization progress with @WolfBlitzer on @CNN https://t.co/VyETOgv33x @LSRTweets

— Belfer Center (@BelferCenter) July 27, 2018

The Art Of Dealing With North Korea https://t.co/oaLQKBRYlx pic.twitter.com/wcLv4d4e1z

— WVPE Public Radio (@wvpe) May 24, 2018

North Korea Nuclear Disarmament Could Take 15 Years, Expert Warns https://t.co/dKxOrQqEUi

— Mass. Peace Action (@masspeaceaction) May 31, 2018

"Mr. Trump’s diplomacy, however unconventional, has pierced the isolation bubble of the North Korean leadership, which no previous president could do," writes SFS Professor @VictorDCha in @nytopinion. https://t.co/jH0QqrxFJ6

— Georgetown SFS (@georgetownsfs) June 12, 2018

Check out @georgetownsfs professor Victor Cha's take on prospects for peace with North Korea in his recent interview with @TIME https://t.co/abhvFMriVo

— Global Georgetown (@GlobalGtown) June 1, 2018

Great piece by my @GeorgetownCSS colleague, Liz Stanley, about conflict termination on the Korean peninsula in @nytimes today. https://t.co/3JemjXcvYI

— Ariane Tabatabai (@ArianeTabatabai) May 10, 2018

US Policy Changes Vol.95 (Foreign Policy Vol.12)

This week's WW @TheEconomist cover. Illustration by the brilliant @benkirchner @Heart_Agency pic.twitter.com/ZCKDwSmyA3

— Stephen Petch (@StephenPetch) June 7, 2018

Queen Elizabeth II meets US President Donald Trump at Windsor Castle https://t.co/3Q606Y04yc #TrumpVisitUK pic.twitter.com/VRXtDD1PP8

— BBC Breaking News (@BBCBreaking) July 13, 2018

Aerial view shows mass of protesters gathered in London demonstrating against Pres. Trump's UK visit, which has included a joint presser with Prime Minister May and a meeting with Queen Elizabeth. https://t.co/lcmV1MWLoy pic.twitter.com/3xQvorlPKB

— ABC News (@ABC) July 13, 2018

31 years ago today Reagan challenged Gorbachev to ‘tear down’ the Berlin Wall https://t.co/Omj1LL5noC pic.twitter.com/IjH5ECyT8x

— AEI (@AEI) June 12, 2018

How to Admit Georgia to NATO — Without Triggering a War https://t.co/5SC6tVXzBn pic.twitter.com/5HWR7KBGyI

— Heritage Foundation (@Heritage) June 9, 2018

Yes, free market capitalism is morally superior to socialism—and we should know how to talk about it.

Here's why: https://t.co/Xl6QigLGke

— Heritage Foundation (@Heritage) June 7, 2018

The world is, of course, a complicated place. And no single American president can get all the credit or blame for the inevitable ups and downs of world affairs. https://t.co/DPwYzN3Kdi

— National Interest (@TheNatlInterest) June 12, 2018

A Call for Realism in Europe https://t.co/u8O206zrlT

— National Interest (@TheNatlInterest) June 10, 2018

The End of the Atlantic Alliance https://t.co/poSkgF5cgh

— National Interest (@TheNatlInterest) June 10, 2018

Trump Shouldn't Accept Georgia into NATO https://t.co/l3RzHnp0PR

— National Interest (@TheNatlInterest) June 9, 2018

The Lessons of the Past for the Present https://t.co/jBiafRNa65

— National Interest (@TheNatlInterest) June 8, 2018

Europe is still reeling from Trump's most recent international diplomacy acts — but do such actions mark the end of the West as we know it? https://t.co/cAwE0kpOSV

— POLITICO Europe (@POLITICOEurope) June 13, 2018

OPINION: Europe's approaches to handling Donald Trump are simple:
A) Denial
B) Appeasement
C) Fighting back
A and B haven't exactly worked, so … C?https://t.co/uQvAlWjfUn

— POLITICO Europe (@POLITICOEurope) June 12, 2018

Time for #Europe to fill #US vacuum, says ex-Danish PM https://t.co/KRUMD8aEWM

— EUobserver (@euobs) June 11, 2018

[Opinion] Objective of Russia's #disinformation campaign is to destabilise the Western democratic order, confront and weaken states and ultimately to break up EU unity.#EUWeekInReview https://t.co/P6omdBzyX7

— EUobserver (@euobs) June 10, 2018

#Nato is helping to sustain #TransatlanticUnity amid a Western rift on trade.#EUWeekInReview https://t.co/zjZYNbsJgb

— EUobserver (@euobs) June 9, 2018

Trump, Brexit, globalisation in crisis? https://t.co/HE7oU6r5vz pic.twitter.com/DSehHEF7Bq

— VoxEU (@voxeu) June 9, 2018

China hosts Russia and Iran at regional security summit https://t.co/Dpx41coIZY pic.twitter.com/0MwwTD3M8z

— FRANCE 24 (@FRANCE24) June 9, 2018

Rise of the Autocrats: Liberal Democracy Is Under Attack https://t.co/Fg8oudyHcb pic.twitter.com/fChYuNPe2p

— SPIEGEL ONLINE English (@SPIEGEL_English) June 13, 2018

Interview with Joschka Fischer: 'The U.S. President Is Destroying the American World Order' https://t.co/68mefJXKxx pic.twitter.com/kJeurhJxkM

— SPIEGEL ONLINE English (@SPIEGEL_English) May 22, 2018

China hosts Russia, Iran and other allies as Tehran urges more talks after US nuclear deal exit https://t.co/j5p4ysgQzq pic.twitter.com/hWgwXPlHL2

— Al Jazeera English (@AJEnglish) June 9, 2018

From Syria to the South China Sea, explore the causes and consequences of conflicts around the world with @CFR_CPA's interactive map: https://t.co/IhSAAtJeAJ pic.twitter.com/ki52T2BaOz

— CFR (@CFR_org) July 16, 2018

In the fall of 1986, Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev sent American President Ronald Reagan a letter proposing a quick summit.
That summit, in Reykjavik, changed the world.
This podcast recounts the drama of that meeting.https://t.co/hJYkdTYuDY

— Foreign Policy (@ForeignPolicy) July 16, 2018

Russia

Trump's public international betrayal of America, our entire rule of law, Mueller and FBI, while offering unconditional loyalty to Putin. This, immediately after disparaging NATO and Allies. Left no question that he is #PutinsPuppet #ImpeachTrump
pic.twitter.com/HHRCDJ4vpv

— Indivisible Network (@IndivisibleNet) July 19, 2018

"Vladimir Putin is effectively a war criminal – this is a guy who should be contained, not engaged" – watch the full interview with 'Putin's number one enemy' @Billbrowder tonight on The World's special coverage of the Donald Trump/Vladimir Putin Summit. @bevvo14 #ABCTheWorld pic.twitter.com/7HoeMkS1y8

— ABC News (@abcnews) July 16, 2018

Alina Polyakova: "Putin is going to want to have an olive branch that he can extend to @POTUS to say, 'look I'm a trusted partner and let's make this work and I really need some economic investment and let's put an end to those sanctions as well." https://t.co/xdNPTqUqPM pic.twitter.com/cGOHs1ptxU

— Fox News (@FoxNews) July 14, 2018

John McCain says Donald Trump is helping Putin "shatter" NATO alliance with his comments about Montenegro https://t.co/jblGeRJJmX pic.twitter.com/mqzU1uB9ZV

— Newsweek (@Newsweek) July 19, 2018

#NATO SNUB

Putin flew thru NATO airspace without permission while en route to Helsinki. This is a BIG DEAL. #Trump definitely would/should've been briefed. Yet he said nothing. This was an intentional act BY RUSSIA against NATO that has gone unchecked.
.https://t.co/RW23lt36aY

— George Capen, CDR (ret) USNA 89 (@george_capen) July 18, 2018

"To make matters worse, it is possible that relations have not hit rock bottom." Rolf Mowatt-Larssen in @thecipherbrief about the Trump-Putin summit in Helsinki. @Kennedy_School https://t.co/SdfHauUdxK

— Eric Rosenbach (@ERosenbach) July 13, 2018

It seems surreal that the nuclear dangers of the Cold War have returned so quickly. https://t.co/xDwU6vj77L

— US-Italy Forum (@USITA_forum) July 14, 2018

https://twitter.com/LauraWalkerKC/status/1011237912879517696

No matter the sensational headlines in the Trump-Putin summit’s immediate aftermath, a quiet yet substantive diplomatic process has the potential to yield real, and welcome, results. https://t.co/8Y6UZ8nOza

— Foreign Affairs (@ForeignAffairs) July 16, 2018

After Trump blasted American allies in Brussels and warmed up to Putin in Helsinki, 9 @BrookingsFP experts discuss the policy outcomes & the theatrics https://t.co/7hYnvMDXRV pic.twitter.com/RLySjkQ9yq

— Brookings (@BrookingsInst) July 16, 2018

“Everything—including major U.S. concessions to Russia—is on the table… what [Trump’s] gut tells him when he’s in the same room one-on-one with Putin is anyone’s guess.” Great piece from my @BrookingsFP colleague @apolyakova on what to fear from Helsinki https://t.co/3euJH2QYSb

— Ted Reinert (@tedreinert) July 12, 2018

My take: “The president has hobbled his own executive branch, and the executive branch has hobbled its own president. It’s a three-legged race with the contestants going in opposite directions.” https://t.co/UC4ZAzbe7s

— Strobe Talbott (@strobetalbott) July 15, 2018

RAW: President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin are meeting privately, joined only by translators, in the Finnish Presidential Palace.

Trump predicted that the pair will have an "extraordinary relationship." More: https://t.co/O4vNIG9lmr pic.twitter.com/z87CX0DLTr

— dwnews (@dwnews) July 16, 2018

John Negroponte on Trump's summit with Putin: "I think the meeting is important. I think it should go ahead. pic.twitter.com/OQYG8eJWre

— FOX Business (@FoxBusiness) July 15, 2018

“An Amateur Boxer Up Against Muhammad Ali”: Washington Fears Trump Will Be No Match for Putin in Helsinki https://t.co/dCX1NMkgDV

— Richard Hine (@richardhine) July 14, 2018

Fox News Poll: Should President Trump meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin. pic.twitter.com/C9RQuNcjli

— Fox News (@FoxNews) July 14, 2018

Sen. @LindseyGrahamSC: "I have a lot of faith in President Trump. Bush misread Putin. Putin ran over Obama because he was so weak in the eyes of President Putin." #thestory pic.twitter.com/CTmKP54bIT

— Fox News (@FoxNews) July 14, 2018

.@DmitriTrenin discusses possible outcomes of Monday’s #HelsinkiSummit between U.S. President Trump and Russian President Putin.@CarnegieRussia @CarnegieRu pic.twitter.com/AeUMutYh05

— Carnegie Endowment (@CarnegieEndow) July 13, 2018

So glad I’ve never used Facebook. According the the article below, Facebook passed private user data (indirectly) to the Russian government through a Russian website https://t.co/W8W6oDeuLE

— Bill Browder (@Billbrowder) July 11, 2018

A worthy effort by the indefatigable @Billbrowder, but what Trump does or doesn't know about Putin isn't the issue. The problem is what Putin knows about Trump. https://t.co/K0qU74hUX9

— Garry Kasparov (@Kasparov63) July 12, 2018

Geopolitics of oil takes new twist with Saudi-Russia deal https://t.co/W4QsICTsso pic.twitter.com/ySu55X99K5

— The Telegraph (@Telegraph) February 21, 2016

REALITY CHECK
Even if the Russian #economy has improved on the macro level, it seems that Russians remain skeptical. – Ekaterina Zolotova #oil #geopolitics https://t.co/sbEKWo3fvD

— Geopolitical Futures (@GPFutures) June 12, 2018

NEW POSTING : Ukraine: Still Vital for Russian Gas Supplies to Europe

DOWNLOAD ➡️ https://t.co/K4wOE9as9R pic.twitter.com/rEbAaXHoOK

— European Gas Hub (@EuropeanGasHub) June 19, 2018

Supporters of #communism and #socialism should know this: The Soviet economy was such a mess that #technology and #capitalism from the West were necessary to avoid total economic meltdown. Click below to read the history:

— Mises Institute (@mises) April 5, 2018

Russian President Putin on the Mueller probe: I'm not interested in this issue a single bit. It's the internal political games of the United States. #WallacePutinOnFox https://t.co/OqrOzjYveR pic.twitter.com/SpKFxP4tN4

— Fox News (@FoxNews) July 17, 2018

Last year, FRONTLINE examined how Vladimir Putin came to see America as an enemy, and why U.S. intelligence came to believe he targeted the 2016 presidential election. https://t.co/kgm9WmmzUk pic.twitter.com/syTOjvI9sY

— FRONTLINE (@frontlinepbs) July 17, 2018

‘Russia must be held accountable’: California Republicans respond to Trump-Putin summit https://t.co/5mH70tw4ae pic.twitter.com/elAzqrJ6rm

— Mercury News (@mercnews) July 17, 2018

Vladimir Putin refuses to touch indictment papers naming Russian spies accused of hacking 2016 US presidential election https://t.co/3VdXNxovNG pic.twitter.com/ettLM9h5Bp

— New York Daily News (@NYDailyNews) July 17, 2018

Former Obama photographer shows 'how you're supposed to deal with' Putin https://t.co/5NNjESbL0k pic.twitter.com/6VQiRqMNE1

— Yahoo News (@YahooNews) July 17, 2018

In Helsinki, Putin displayed the political skills he's honed since his days as a KGB agent https://t.co/VgRUXFXxoa pic.twitter.com/dgBTTvPwvM

— Los Angeles Times (@latimes) July 17, 2018

Opinion: "This is our Pearl Harbor, our 9/11. In the past, we have risen to the defense of our values, our ideologies and our institutions. It’s time for another fight." https://t.co/kjvMjNubjP

— POLITICO (@politico) July 17, 2018

Finnish paper targets Trump and Putin with billboards on press freedom https://t.co/PfhwipYMX0 pic.twitter.com/VkuH465LOD

— CNN Tonight (@CNNTonight) July 17, 2018

U.S. lawmakers condemn Trump over Helsinki summit with Putin https://t.co/3sxZi8bOKa pic.twitter.com/yf7vncHAEK

— Reuters Top News (@Reuters) July 17, 2018

.@POTUS @realDonaldTrump is scheduled to meet with Russian President Vladimir @PutinRF_Eng on Monday in Helsinki. Let’s lift up both of these leaders and this historic summit in prayer—their discussions could have an impact that reaches around the globe. https://t.co/d62C6HwRSh

— Franklin Graham (@Franklin_Graham) July 15, 2018

Some countries bordering Russia concerned what Pres. Trump and Russian Pres. Vladimir Putin could agree on during summit. https://t.co/9HXa1DmO3U pic.twitter.com/pi56LdfS0p

— ABC News (@ABC) July 15, 2018

Donald Trump’s boorish behavior won’t impress Putin. It is unimaginable that anything good can come from their meeting in Helsinki — two egomaniacs, one guy smart, our guy not so much; one guy experienced, our guy not do much. I’d rather Melania do it! https://t.co/lBtOM1E9IN

— John Dean (@JohnWDean) July 15, 2018

Trump blames Obama administration after Russia indictments: 'Why didn't they do something about it?' https://t.co/iVUSyCFRb2

— Fox News (@FoxNews) July 14, 2018

This remarkable piece describes the Trump-Putin relationship, which bears hallmarks of an intel officer’s relationship with an asset. Trump considers it a forbidden “friendship” and confides in Putin, who stokes Trump’s grievances for Putin’s own benefit. https://t.co/pAe3ttyGe4

— Evan McMullin (@Evan_McMullin) July 7, 2018

The moment @Lawrence reads the breaking news from the NYT to @maddow who immediately understands that if #TrumpKnew about the extent of Putin's role in #RussianHacking on 1/6/17, he's been actively engaged in a coverup ever since. pic.twitter.com/YmlVHflzZZ

— Richard Hine (@richardhine) July 19, 2018

In light of Trump’s comments to Putin yesterday in Helsinki, GOP in Moscow on 4th of July, Trump’s hammering of E.U. & NATO- Is there any doubt? https://t.co/GRfcHHXDUE

— Clint Watts (@selectedwisdom) July 17, 2018

William Tobey, Senior Fellow, Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs at the Harvard Kennedy School | Michigan’s Big Show

On #NorthKorea, don’t get distracted by shiny objects https://t.co/u1iQSvvRLb via @BrookingsInst

— B.D. Mowell (@bdmowell) July 5, 2018

A 200-page report by Samsung says #NorthKorea could become an economic juggernaut if it opens its economy. Here's what the hermit kingdom has going for it:
– Ringed by major economies
– Plentiful natural resources
– Literate and highly skilled workforcehttps://t.co/rd4yXz432g

— Foreign Policy (@ForeignPolicy) July 17, 2018

“I think we’re headed in the direction of giving up and accepting #NorthKorea as a de facto #nuclear state," #FletcherProf @SungYoonLee1 tells @nytimes https://t.co/Z2MeSNFyut

— The Fletcher School (@FletcherSchool) July 8, 2018

Hope it's of interest/use: A Step-By-Step Plan for Denuclearizing North Korea https://t.co/5qk2NX32rY

— Michael O'Hanlon (@MichaelEOHanlon) May 12, 2018

Dealing with North Korea: Insights from U.S. Negotiators | Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs https://t.co/M1wJKZ7djx.

— Julie Hill (@Im4fit) June 19, 2018

US Policy Changes Vol.94 (Foreign Policy Vol.11: NATO & G7 summit)

NATO

NATO countries have helped defend the U.S. — but now Trump wants to throw them and Article 5 under the bus pic.twitter.com/3hq0KIwabO

— NowThis (@nowthisnews) July 18, 2018

Donald Trump says it bothers him that under NATO Article 5, we would act militarily, if Montenegro is attacked.

Montenegro never had such qualms about doing that, when we were attacked. And, in fact, almost 17 years later, they are STILL there, for us, and looking to do more! pic.twitter.com/Rd2mXcfxcF

— VoteVets (@votevets) July 18, 2018

Former NATO Supreme Allied Commander General Wesley Clark calls President Trump questioning US commitment to mutual defense "an invitation to President Putin to come meddle in Montenegro."https://t.co/ek7ECIWW6Z pic.twitter.com/0udqHxYz9O

— New Day (@NewDay) July 19, 2018

Trump blatantly lies about NATO, then reveals he doesn’t understand the purpose of the alliance https://t.co/UU01TNFoRu pic.twitter.com/grpApgEOAA

— ThinkProgress (@thinkprogress) July 19, 2018

President Trump suggests he wouldn’t want to send his son to defend Montenegro if the NATO ally was attacked, “but I guess it was OK for that tiny nation to send troops to Afghanistan at the request of the United States? How does that work?” –@JakeTapper https://t.co/JFcqtKexin pic.twitter.com/LKbCZvUCpC

— The Lead CNN (@TheLeadCNN) July 18, 2018

Theresa May “While I was agreeing the future of NATO with President Trump” the house falls into fits of laughter pic.twitter.com/zfGhibZtoV

— Peter Stefanovic (@PeterStefanovi2) July 18, 2018

To some extent, yes. But: 1) Trump often floats outlandish ideas as “trial balloons” & then does a version of them later (travel ban, etc); 2) Trump “considering” leaving NATO may not happen but it has extremely real consequences. The words of the White House matter at all times. https://t.co/VSTlJIkmFp

— Brian Klaas (@brianklaas) July 19, 2018

"It is ludicrous in the extreme to think that you don't understand the equality of nations under the NATO alliance" – Rear Adm. @johnfkirby63 criticizes Trump's unprovoked comments over Montenegro:https://t.co/BbCkqc3Mjq pic.twitter.com/dr24JMmiN4

— CNN Newsroom (@CNNnewsroom) July 18, 2018

Donald Trump says NATO has "never been more together" pic.twitter.com/AFMUFsGGEE

— RTÉ News (@rtenews) July 16, 2018

Trump is right about some things on NATO, writes @constelz. But here's what he gets wrong: https://t.co/SLIz7f5Ll8 pic.twitter.com/lYl40Iupa6

— Brookings FP (@BrookingsFP) July 16, 2018

As you follow the summit in Brussels, don't forget to order your copy of @michaeleohanlon's "Beyond Nato," where he outlines a new security architecture for stabilizing Europe and deterring Russia. https://t.co/TUpTtZFqaL pic.twitter.com/YTcZFXz24N

— Brookings (@BrookingsInst) July 12, 2018

We take you inside the NATO summit in the latest EU Confidential podcast. Insights from Ambassadors, Nobel Prize winner @BeaFihn, @ConStelz and more https://t.co/0pB2sHCudj #NATOSummit #nuclear #NordStream2

— Ryan Heath (@PoliticoRyan) July 12, 2018

Rather than allowing a future NATO summit to become another episode of Trump show, @derekchollet & I argue Alliance may be better served by leaving work to foreign and defense ministers.https://t.co/BJGW80b2hC

— Amanda Sloat (@A_Sloat) July 13, 2018

Just hours after they engaged in a new war of words, US President Donald Trump and German Chancellor Angela Merkel talk to the press after meeting at Nato summit https://t.co/1BaM1i2FQp pic.twitter.com/a8RIKo4mb4

— BBC News (World) (@BBCWorld) July 11, 2018

.@seanhannity on NATO: Germany Could 'Cripple Russia's Economy' By Heeding Trump's Warning on Gas Pipeline https://t.co/I4UuSjkDum

— Fox News (@FoxNews) July 12, 2018

Shep Smith fact checks Trump on NATO: "Not one country is delinquent" https://t.co/9cGNQc9tWC pic.twitter.com/g18HEc5CDt

— The Hill (@thehill) July 12, 2018

The host devoted the first segment of his show to reminding Fox News viewers of NATO's importance. https://t.co/EcEFT82AGy

— HuffPost (@HuffPost) July 12, 2018

Bilateral Breakfast with NATO Secretary General in Brussels, Belgium… pic.twitter.com/l0EP3lzhCM

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) July 11, 2018

White House Chief of Staff Kelly appears to grimace while President Trump slammed Germany during a breakfast at the NATO Summit. https://t.co/nRWZ0rUu5G pic.twitter.com/yYs1VddQKv

— NBC News (@NBCNews) July 12, 2018

Earlier at the #NATO summit Trump said Germany is ‘a captive of Russia.’ German news has a response. #LSSC pic.twitter.com/ypjDqgKxzW

— The Late Show (@colbertlateshow) July 12, 2018

G7 Summit

.@realDonaldTrump is learning the limits of his preferred approach to foreign policy.@stephenWalt writes. https://t.co/gGjZHywAy3

— Foreign Policy (@ForeignPolicy) July 13, 2018

Merkel said that Trump's decision to reject the #G7 communique is 'sobering' and 'depressing.' https://t.co/wbh1VCsN9f

— dwnews (@dwnews) June 11, 2018

https://twitter.com/dw_politics/status/1006171735367045122

France warns Donald Trump over 'fits of anger' after #G7 summit fiasco https://t.co/SrHPeiAnE2 pic.twitter.com/iN2pSg8O3G

— Al Jazeera English (@AJEnglish) June 10, 2018

Trump remains isolated as G7 summit enters its final day https://t.co/CW5wrbvOp9 pic.twitter.com/MulyniC447

— Al Jazeera English (@AJEnglish) June 9, 2018

This week's G7 summit may be more about damage control than anything else. https://t.co/4HlDd8gV9F

— Al Jazeera English (@AJEnglish) June 7, 2018

Here Are 8 Things Russia Must Do to Earn a Place Back in the G-7 https://t.co/smwCBMjsxS pic.twitter.com/YKnbRMvH12

— Heritage Foundation (@Heritage) June 11, 2018

After heckling Canada about the War of 1812, Trump is headed up to our northern neighbor to meet with other world leaders for the G-7 summit. It's not expected to go smoothly. #ReasonRoundup https://t.co/WzBkB7nSeY

— reason (@reason) June 8, 2018

Trump withdraws US support from G-7 statement after Canadian PM makes devastating trade announcement https://t.co/EWwp0VDCKD

— TheBlaze (@theblaze) June 10, 2018

“The Canadians have been putting a lot of effort into managing U.S. trade relationships since Trump came into power, and they’re getting a bit tired of it.” https://t.co/XTNJtzOL5F

— Brookings (@BrookingsInst) June 9, 2018

Will America's Allies Turn On Trump at the G-7 Summit? https://t.co/wHcVSvJHaC

— National Interest (@TheNatlInterest) June 11, 2018

Trump's G-7 behavior may make North Korea reluctant, expert says https://t.co/da8stGpkoB

— Michael Lavalle (@m_lavalle) June 11, 2018

Trump, advisers blast Canada's Trudeau… https://t.co/kOHCnWu417

— DRUDGE REPORT (@DRUDGE_REPORT) June 10, 2018

Trump blasts Canada for 'false statements'… https://t.co/Qs1nJB296G

— DRUDGE REPORT (@DRUDGE_REPORT) June 10, 2018

Trump blasts Canada for 'false statements'… https://t.co/lYArWmX14a

— DRUDGE REPORT (@DRUDGE_REPORT) June 10, 2018

NEW |The G7 is dead, long live the #G7. @terzibus & Jim O'Neill. >> https://t.co/eNJPMnty6n pic.twitter.com/AMqlC8EWlJ

— Bruegel (@Bruegel_org) June 13, 2018

Chancellor #Merkel said to German public TV that she believes in “win-win” situations. That's exactly what our report is about: a win-win package deal to #ReenergiseEU27! Read more: https://t.co/t6G1vQbaOv @delorsinstitut https://t.co/nbb3UkM4uY

— New Pact for Europe (@PactforEurope) June 11, 2018

Disturbing to see such public tensions at #G7Summit between @realDonaldTrump and @EmmanuelMacron @JustinTrudeau – we have wondered whether last Trump has sounded for the transatlantic partnership, as @CER_IanBond explains here: https://t.co/PVcc7kUgQU pic.twitter.com/OWTyYpaOL1

— CER (@CER_EU) June 8, 2018

Germany's Maas unveils vision for post-Atlantic Europe https://t.co/xgsy14Qedz

— EURACTIV (@EURACTIV) June 14, 2018

The Brief – Trump’s horror show https://t.co/gOFzp7Axkw

— EURACTIV (@EURACTIV) June 11, 2018

In striking contrast with G7, Shanghai summit focuses on ‘unity’ https://t.co/pqUGCzRPY2

— EURACTIV (@EURACTIV) June 11, 2018

US-Canada dispute escalates after tense G7, Europeans criticise Trump https://t.co/hQWULCuq4k

— EURACTIV (@EURACTIV) June 11, 2018

Trump threatens more tariffs, heats up G-7 summit in Canada https://t.co/9prmaiH244

— EURACTIV (@EURACTIV) June 8, 2018

Macron, Trudeau support 'strong multilateralism' ahead of G7 summit https://t.co/njkqrEPFLG

— EURACTIV (@EURACTIV) June 7, 2018

[Analysis] Trump befriends Conte, depresses #EU https://t.co/FaYqvdEYxh

— EUobserver (@euobs) June 11, 2018

[Opinion] Has #Trump gone completely mad, or is there method to this madness?#EUWeekInReview https://t.co/7xuf9sF9Uu

— EUobserver (@euobs) June 10, 2018

U.S.-Canada dispute escalates after tense G7 https://t.co/42hdUteyz5 pic.twitter.com/4ANAVGASAa

— FRANCE 24 (@FRANCE24) June 11, 2018

G7 says to fight protectionism, cut barriers after summit https://t.co/gEb7XPUpub pic.twitter.com/elETSoCJED

— FRANCE 24 (@FRANCE24) June 9, 2018

G7 leaders seek to smooth over differences at summit https://t.co/WfdVNveAFX pic.twitter.com/MM4DNqAiGm

— FRANCE 24 (@FRANCE24) June 9, 2018

Allies bid to paper over cracks at fractious G7 summit https://t.co/zOCZg8Cbor pic.twitter.com/7K09E5xQiU

— FRANCE 24 (@FRANCE24) June 9, 2018

The G7/G8: where the big powers meet informally https://t.co/LmmNqqf6gA pic.twitter.com/188kXLU6E0

— FRANCE 24 (@FRANCE24) June 9, 2018

Europeans oppose Trump's call to readmit Russia to G7 https://t.co/tUkgCR2Z7y pic.twitter.com/6E0M5h140L

— FRANCE 24 (@FRANCE24) June 8, 2018

The G-7 summit once again made it clear that U.S. President Donald Trump is intent on treating America's allies worse than its enemies. Europe must draw the consequences and seek to isolate Trump on the international stage. https://t.co/0d48TM1A5Q via @RolandNelles

— SPIEGEL ONLINE English (@SPIEGEL_English) June 12, 2018

Senior NATO officials fear that the 24-hour gathering of leaders for the upcoming July summit could turn into round two of the G7 fiasco https://t.co/JUcJdIyQke

— POLITICO Europe (@POLITICOEurope) June 14, 2018

ICYMI: Macron may not have mentioned Trump by name in his statement regarding the G7 summit, but he may as well have https://t.co/GHHwERsY08

— POLITICO Europe (@POLITICOEurope) June 12, 2018

White House trade adviser Peter Navarro walks back “special place in hell” comments about Canadian PM Justin Trudeau https://t.co/yc6jhtTdDQ

— POLITICO Europe (@POLITICOEurope) June 12, 2018

US Policy Changes Vol.93 (Foreign Policy Vol.10)

With 'America First,' Trump Challenges The World Constructed After World War II https://t.co/xsmPze6Yvw

— NPR Politics (@nprpolitics) June 18, 2018

A look at the destructive, failed history of protectionism: https://t.co/T09wJzDlEp

— AEI (@AEI) April 7, 2018

The Real Reason for Trump’s Steel and Aluminum Tariffs: How President Trump’s decision to impose substantial tariffs on imports of steel and aluminum can be justified https://t.co/bl5RKCFkmD by Martin Feldstein via @ProSyn pic.twitter.com/ineKTMJ8KO

— Hoover Institution (@HooverInst) March 19, 2018

[Ticker] Economists: Trump policy will hit world economy negatively https://t.co/tX3TrBGzeu

— EUobserver (@euobs) June 7, 2018

"What does Trump want in his on again, off again China trade war?" https://t.co/2GE2dup1ny pic.twitter.com/2NvBJo8A7M

— The Hill (@thehill) May 30, 2018

The Republicans’ Protectionist Pedigree by Jeffrey Frankel @ProSyn https://t.co/B1NHkVS4nt

— Bruce Bartlett (@BruceBartlett) June 14, 2018

Trump Promised to Cut the US Trade Deficit. His Tax Law Will Widen It by Jeffrey Frankel @ProSyn https://t.co/wOqFRKBDqR

— Richard Baldwin (@BaldwinRE) March 22, 2018

excellent explanation of this point from Bob Lawrence “Five Reasons Why the Focus on Trade Deficits Is Misleading” @PIIE https://t.co/iV5cOCcuoQ

— Robert Wolfe (@BobWolfeSPS) March 15, 2018

Trump, tariffs, and the protectionist temptation – https://t.co/Yzb8fLONl3

— Porter J Leaman (@PorterJLeaman) March 30, 2018

Taking History as a Mirror (w PDF; June 2018) | Neil Thomas @BelferCenter

LISTEN: As Trump's tariffs on China go into effect, @davidrdollar explains the likely impact on both countries' economies. https://t.co/LJilBHqhlb pic.twitter.com/9cQgRWI31n

— Brookings FP (@BrookingsFP) July 16, 2018

The US-China trade war has officially begun, and tech will feel it https://t.co/fTv0SFkPsR

— MIT Tech Review (@techreview) July 6, 2018

“How JFK Would Have Confronted a Rapidly Rising China,” by Graham Allison (@GrahamTAllison): https://t.co/R2M51R6qP2

— CFTNI (@CFTNI) June 28, 2018

4 ways the U.S. can raise human rights issues with China. China is advancing an illiberal alternative to the universal values that the United States and its partners have championed for decades, writes Ryan Hass. On the 28th anniversary of the Tiananmen I https://t.co/bYt8EGBVA8 pic.twitter.com/sSKGTVmcSx

— ETAA East Turkistan (@ETAAOrg) June 22, 2018

U.S. unveils de facto embassy in Taiwan amid China tensions https://t.co/nn7prlhfVO pic.twitter.com/rexxGG1zr2

— Reuters Top News (@Reuters) June 12, 2018

Xi extolls free trade… https://t.co/oN9lQkQZvJ

— DRUDGE REPORT (@DRUDGE_REPORT) June 10, 2018

On https://t.co/STsWa6soCA: "Priorities for the US-China trade negotiations: Separating wheat from chaff" via Claude Barfield https://t.co/bWfrnU5tLP

— AEI Tech Policy (@AEItech) May 14, 2018

Emperor Xi's China is done biding its time on the world stage https://t.co/htpEPYT8B6 via @BV pic.twitter.com/xjKz0C1Zf2

— Bloomberg (@business) March 3, 2018

From Jeffrey Frankel: Seven reasons China won’t yield in Trump’s trade war https://t.co/xO93I46LJL

— Harvard Kennedy School (@Kennedy_School) May 2, 2018

President Trump moved the U.S. to the brink of a trade war with China, announcing tariffs on $50 billion in Chinese imports https://t.co/nspk29Uf2M pic.twitter.com/j1x06A7r3c

— Bloomberg (@business) June 15, 2018

Boeing is stuck in the middle of America's brewing trade war with China — and it could wreak havoc on the company's business $BA https://t.co/7hx55E9blT via @business pic.twitter.com/6YKGsVq3DQ

— Yahoo Finance (@YahooFinance) April 7, 2018

China is focused on avoiding a trade war with the U.S. https://t.co/jz8ETQaGIl pic.twitter.com/6vaD0nMYSG

— Bloomberg (@business) July 20, 2017

Trump’s focus on China trade: Right target, wrong approach (06/14/2018) | Ryan Hass @BelferCenter

The most serious immediate threat to Ukraine remains Russia and its aggressive president, Vladimir Putin. https://t.co/lQCjFOo1fA

— Foreign Affairs (@ForeignAffairs) July 17, 2018

.@apolyakova and @benjaminhaddad on why there is no “grand bargain” on Syria and Ukraine on offer when Putin and Trump meet in Helsinki: https://t.co/pEKnwGwSCW

— Brookings FP (@BrookingsFP) July 16, 2018

via @bopinion: Prof. Hal Brands argues that Putin's penchant for risk-taking has simultaneously been his foremost strength and greatest strategic weakness, which has earned Russia a series of geopolitical victories but has provoked international hostility. https://t.co/egTXJ8f8bq

— Johns Hopkins | SAIS (@SAISHopkins) May 8, 2018

.@melindaharing, editor of @AtlanticCouncil's UkraineAlert blog gave us her view on #Ukraine's reforms https://t.co/ZSXFBg1oGv

— Hromadske Int. (@Hromadske) April 16, 2018

#UkraineAlert → The Remarkable Resurgence of Yulia Tymoshenko by Vitalii Rybak @ukraine_world: https://t.co/Ld88YLkTYT pic.twitter.com/1VeNtmnwFV

— Eurasia Center (@ACEurasia) April 13, 2018

Ukraine needs support from America against Russia. It also needs tough love on reforms and the fight against corruption. 4 years after Maïdan, my dispatch from Kiev in @thedailybeast :https://t.co/g0WZvq6cHI

— Benjamin Haddad (@benjaminhaddad) May 8, 2018

My article Seven lessons Ukraine should learn from Turkey. https://t.co/zjkuKiRLBH @memetsimsek

— Anders Åslund (@anders_aslund) April 13, 2018

Ukraine fears falling victim to Trump-Putin ‘grand bargain’ (11/11/2016) | Neil Buckley and Roman Olearchyk @FT

Bazaar Protest Sign of Iranian Pessimism | @BelferCenter for Science and International Affairs https://t.co/VXKKp2Rw9r

— Harvard CMES (@HarvardCMES) July 11, 2018

#Trump tightens the screws on #Iran’s #oil https://t.co/bWLzckBXjp via @BrookingsInst

— The Geopolitics Guy (@Geopolitics_Guy) July 3, 2018

Anger Management: The Politics of Frustration in the Arab World and its Implications for the West https://t.co/QUhDduYAJz

— LegalLegacy (@LawLegalHistory) July 5, 2018

One year after the start of the GCC political crisis, Michael Greenwald, Former US Treasury Attache to Qatar and Kuwait and Atlantic Council Senior Advisor, writes about "The Economic Earthquake that Reshaped the Middle East" → https://t.co/2Eev6zgMvY pic.twitter.com/GwK4gApyUj

— Scowcroft Center (@ACScowcroft) June 8, 2018

Is Trump handing Putin a victory in Syria? https://t.co/ssZJHNbt2B by @IgnatiusPost

— Post Opinions (@PostOpinions) June 28, 2018

Beyond fragility: Syria and the challenges of reconstruction in fierce states https://t.co/CXin5FBRJ8 via @BrookingsInst

— Remote Warfare Programme (@Remote_Warfare) June 28, 2018

Iran: A strategy for pushing back on Tehran @RCDefense @AEI #Iran https://t.co/N2vzIC7C1B

— AEI Foreign Policy (@AEIfdp) June 26, 2018

Trump has no coherent strategy on Iran. Astonishingly, Nor does Israel https://t.co/3CfLdJAoMF

— Haaretz.com (@haaretzcom) June 24, 2018

Amid a brutal stalemate in Yemen, Bruce Riedel argues the United Nations must act https://t.co/T8noRX9Vqz pic.twitter.com/6o96xAtc2k

— Brookings (@BrookingsInst) June 26, 2018

Pompeo’s Iran Plan Is a Pipe Dream https://t.co/Y0ma2EaNRW

— Nicole Grajewski (@NicoleGrajewski) May 22, 2018

ICYMI: Chairman @MacTXPress joined @FoxNewsSunday to talk about #NorthKorea #IranDeal #China – all important issues ahead of the #NDAA Markup – #FY19NDAA pic.twitter.com/18pZNEfjNm

— Armed Services (@HASCRepublicans) May 7, 2018

Trump’s Iran decision: one reckless act must not be followed by others | John Carlson https://t.co/uU2RbhiKKm

— The Lowy Institute (@LowyInstitute) May 9, 2018

US–Iran: the POTUS with the mostest | Peter Jennings | https://t.co/4byaBSHBns pic.twitter.com/u9esjqKh74

— ASPI (@ASPI_org) May 10, 2018

"In these troubled times, for Khamenei and his allies, the US scuttling of the JCPOA will be a god-send." The imprudence of unilateral US withdrawal from the Iran nuclear deal https://t.co/GF6FBMowex by @milaniabbas via @BulletinAtomic pic.twitter.com/k8naI5adYN

— Hoover Institution (@HooverInst) May 9, 2018

"The particular manner in which President Obama crafted the Iran deal paved the way for President Trump to withdraw from it." The Trump Administration Reaps What the Obama Administration Sowed in the Iran Deal https://t.co/Rzpf3CNtyo by @jacklgoldsmith via @lawfareblog pic.twitter.com/UrcOw6ndMK

— Hoover Institution (@HooverInst) May 9, 2018

Rise of the Revisionists: Russia China and Iran @AEI https://t.co/I5Qh2Q791i

— AEI Foreign Policy (@AEIfdp) April 30, 2018

How withdrawing from #Syria would embolden Russia and #Iran #IranOutOfSyria #HumanRights https://t.co/CMUGEhhCTc via @BrookingsInst

— Iran Freedom (@4FreedominIran) April 6, 2018

US Policy Changes Vol.91 (North Korea Vol.8)

Poroshenko compares U.S. security guarantees for N. Korea with Budapest Memorandumhttps://t.co/YWq0NAsULO pic.twitter.com/lI2jJLrmMW

— UNIAN.info (@UnianInfo) June 12, 2018

President Poroshenko commends efforts of US President Donald Trump on talks with North Korea, expresses hope that the experiences of #Ukraine will be taken into account with the issue of denuclearization and the shortcomings of the Budapest Memorandum. https://t.co/ijDczYs38f

— Hromadske Int. (@Hromadske) June 12, 2018

The Budapest Memorandum was important enough for Yeltsin/Major/Clinton to sign it personally. It led to complete verified denuclearization. https://t.co/rM0vtA0GJL

— Paul Niland (@PaulNiland) June 13, 2018

President Poroshenko: I hope that the US security guarantees for denuclearization of the Korean peninsula will take due account of shortcomings of the Budapest Memorandum to Ukraine. https://t.co/GKdKr5hIZR

— Tetyana S. (@TetySt) June 12, 2018

The Budapest Memorandum signed in 1994 guaranteed that Russia would respect Ukraine's sovereignty in exchange for denuclearization. An assurance backed up by theoretical support from the US & UK. In 2014, that support never arrived. https://t.co/3cst9LTTM0

— Taylor Francis (@latchfrancis) June 12, 2018

"North Korea reacted angrily when…officials spoke of the 'Libya model.' A better analogy is the Budapest Memorandum in which the [five perm UNSC members] gave security assurances that guaranteed Ukraine’s territorial integrity in return for Kiev giving up the nuclear stockpile" https://t.co/7g586lH54A

— Jeff M. Smith (@Cold_Peace_) June 13, 2018

A common reaction of nuclear-capable countries to Trump's shenanigans.

Also this is what US is to blame for after it didn't stand up to Russia violating the Budapest memorandum. https://t.co/vUjTd93rWk

— Mazeppa Today (@mazeppa_waltzes) June 16, 2018

Tror inget land som kärnvapen idag kommer att släppa ifrån sig dem, inte efter Ukraina.

Budapest memorandum..

”Twenty years ago, Ukraine gave up its nuclear weapons in exchange for security guarantees from Russia and the West” https://t.co/G076TW1LkS

— Dan (@AnderssonHome) June 12, 2018

A US compromise on #Ukraine's territorial integrity will, in light of the #BudapestMemorandum, have grave repercussions for the nuclear #nonproliferation regime @HarvardIR @MBudjeryn @BelferCenter @Kennedy_School @Harvard https://t.co/usIcWvQNSU @UkraineOffice @Biz_Ukraine_Mag

— Andreas Umland (@UmlandAndreas) June 10, 2018

Hahaha. Ask Ukraine about #BudapestMemorandum https://t.co/XNxV7WoHx9

— Tat Atfender (@TatAtfender) May 19, 2018

After the failure of the Budapest Memorandum whereby the UK, Russia and the US guaranteed Ukraine’s territorial integrity for giving up nukes , would one disagree with Kim? https://t.co/RzaaGzsux0

— toomas hendrik ilves (@IlvesToomas) March 31, 2018

#ThisDay On March 18, 2014, 🇷🇺 President signed a criminal act on the illegal annexation of #Crimea.
Today #Russia continues its blatant violation of established principles of int'l law, including the UN Charter, OSCE Helsinki Final Act, Paris Charter and Budapest Memorandum. pic.twitter.com/JP3OBM65Mn

— MFA of Ukraine 🇺🇦 (@MFA_Ukraine) March 18, 2018

In illegally annexing Crimea & Sevastopol, #Russia contradicted its own commitments under the

1) UN Charter
2) #OSCE Helsinki Final Act
3) Paris Charter
4) Budapest Memorandum
5) Treaty of Friendship, Co-op. & Partnership between Russia & #Ukraine
#CrimeaisUkraine @MFA_Ukraine pic.twitter.com/JOMJobiG0E

— UK Delegation OSCE (@UKOSCE) March 1, 2018

Sergei Lavrov says the 1994 Budapest Memorandum on Security Assurances only obligates Russia to not use nuclear weapons against Ukraine. Wrong! Read the text: https://t.co/fHnN3UyeDp

— Polygraph (@PolygraphInfo) January 19, 2018

Josh Cohen: Point by point, Russia’s violations of Budapest Memorandum https://t.co/fjFLCzTkKc pic.twitter.com/Fe4vFbK6bu

— Kyiv Post (@KyivPost) January 15, 2017

Explanation of the many points where Russia has violated the Budapest Memorandum in #Ukraine https://t.co/yqtzTMF2Xh pic.twitter.com/4yuOMjWok3

— Will Stevens (@WBStevens) February 2, 2016

No Russian commitments in the #BudapestMemorandum? Look who asked the UNGA&UNSC 2 circulate it as its document! pic.twitter.com/o0uMj4KVqx

— Oleksii Makeiev 🇺🇦 (@Makeiev) January 30, 2016

Budapest memorandum don't work,Minsk don't work. Helping #Ukraine defend itself. Donate now: https://t.co/YhsVgUwCrw pic.twitter.com/mrTXFi9hNw

— Euromaidan PR (@EuromaidanPR) December 30, 2015

#Russia whines about #sanctions and 1920' treaty. Do they remember more recent doc – the Budapest Memorandum?https://t.co/2fUWJsYloh

— Julia Davis (@JuliaDavisNews) August 10, 2015

“Text of the Budapest Memorandum on Security Assurances,1994 >>> https://t.co/2BV4ROFdR5 pic.twitter.com/LYSuOWMnnY” via @bogdan_babych

— Jacek Saryusz-Wolski (@JSaryuszWolski) February 9, 2015

Merkel says "Russia's breaking of Budapest Memorandum must not be without consequences" http://t.co/3kysMJ4YHz pic.twitter.com/YrSULn5TpB

— Ryskeldi Satke (@RyskeldiSatke) December 7, 2014

Budapest memorandum anniversary: 20 years of safety guarantee that never worked. Factsheet http://t.co/TW8uu09GzV pic.twitter.com/3zmvtp9cJR

— NSDC of Ukraine (@NSDC_ua) December 4, 2014

http://t.co/nOwOtTkqg8 #US, #Russia pushing a Finlandization deal on #Ukraine?#Crimea/Budapest Memorandum not enough? pic.twitter.com/bQroj1C2OD

— Ukrainian Updates (@Ukroblogger) August 27, 2014

More "Neutrality as a solution". Guess such a pledge would carry as much weight as the Budapest memorandum. http://t.co/wLef53anPV

— toomas hendrik ilves (@IlvesToomas) August 14, 2014

The Budapest Memorandum: Brother, Can You Spare a Security Assurance? http://t.co/rErO5Uai0d |PR News #Ukraine #Russia

— Euromaidan PR (@EuromaidanPR) March 15, 2014

.@JohnKerry, @WilliamJHague, #Ukraine FM Deshchytsia discuss the Budapest Memorandum in Paris. http://t.co/lB862qrsgf pic.twitter.com/yoxDO2GBdg

— Department of State (@StateDept) March 5, 2014

An explainer on the 1994 Budapest Memorandum that Russia seems to be violating in Ukraine today: http://t.co/XZTCvBBuRL

— Nicholas Kristof (@NickKristof) March 1, 2014

.@SecPompeo briefs the press ahead of the #SingaporeSummit between @POTUS and Chairman Kim Jong-un. https://t.co/VauHHbrvCO

— Department of State (@StateDept) June 11, 2018

.@SecPompeo: @POTUS has made it clear that if Kim Jong-un denuclearizes there is a brighter path for #NorthKorea. We believe that Kim Jong-un shares this positive vision for the future, and we are committed to find a path forward if that belief is sincere. pic.twitter.com/pkqz30IsKl

— Department of State (@StateDept) June 7, 2018

.@SecPompeo: American leadership rallied the international community to send a strong message to the Kim Jong-un regime that the world would not stand for #DPRK’s illegal weapons programs. The policies of @POTUS directly led to the historic summit that will take place on June 12. pic.twitter.com/M5fzwmn8eG

— Department of State (@StateDept) June 7, 2018

Officials from the United States, Australia, India and Japan met in Singapore and reaffirmed shared support for a free, open, and inclusive Indo-Pacific region where all countries respect sovereignty, international law, and sustainable development. https://t.co/FsnJDL0jNs #ASEAN

— Department of State (@StateDept) June 7, 2018

Kim dynasty: despite dying in 1994 Kim Il-Sung remains titular leader of North Korea, where he is Eternal President https://t.co/sMdXvtE7B9 pic.twitter.com/gKg4I15iGz

— AFP news agency (@AFP) April 19, 2017

Kim Il-Sung University named world's greatest, exceeding Oxford and Princetown, according to prestigious World Economic Forum. pic.twitter.com/pbQaaq8J5N

— DPRK News Service (@DPRK_News) October 17, 2017

VICE returned to North Korea to witness the celebrations during Kim Il-sung’s 105th birthday

(via @HBO) pic.twitter.com/fjiNV0dpQN

— VICE News (@vicenews) August 14, 2017

Pyongyang view from the apartments of Kim Il Sung University. pic.twitter.com/c5nes2vmNj

— Vũ Nam Phương (@vunamphuong) May 30, 2018

WATCH: North Korea celebrates founder Kim Il Sung's birthday with fireworks pic.twitter.com/oo2NRVEYmu

— Reuters Top News (@Reuters) April 17, 2018

North Koreans gather at Kim Il Sung Square in Pyongyang to celebrate the successful test-launch of ICBM Hwasong-14 https://t.co/ww10Q38j5N pic.twitter.com/H7AbAWYD1Y

— Reuters Pictures (@reuterspictures) July 7, 2017

Inside North Korean football. I went to Pyongyang for a @brfootball #longread . It was quite eventful. I saw the national team play Lebanon. Visited the country's leading academy. Stood next to Kim il Sung's embalmed body. Oh, and an H-bomb went off… https://t.co/mIXMtvoDL9

— James Montague (@JamesPiotr) December 12, 2017

Winter Olympics: N Korean cheerleaders in 'Kim Il-sung mask' row https://t.co/vByHVXlxSh

— BBC News (World) (@BBCWorld) February 12, 2018

North Korea: Kim Il-Sung’s Birthday No Celebration for Women https://t.co/GLfLOGDQcR

— Human Rights Watch (@hrw) April 14, 2017

On eve of founder Kim Il Sung's 105th birthday, North Korea threatens pre-emptive strike against U.S.; @GregPalkot reports. pic.twitter.com/m2APN4j1ks

— Fox News (@FoxNews) April 14, 2017

Scenes from a military parade in Pyongyang, North Korea today to celebrate the 105th anniversary of Kim Il Sung's birth. @mayersINsg pic.twitter.com/3JnjYCcpoA

— AP Images (@AP_Images) April 15, 2017

North Korea shows off its military strength to mark the 105th anniversary of the birth of its founding president, Kim Il-sung,

Beauty pic.twitter.com/xgGoZh6Dkr

— THALA அரவிந்த் (@ThalaAravint) April 15, 2017

How a plot to kill Kim Il Sung ended in mutiny and murder https://t.co/VcFao8xHwq pic.twitter.com/IIYg5XYFNv

— CNN (@CNN) February 19, 2018

It's the kind of artwork you'd expect to see celebrating Mao Zedong, Vladimir Lenin or Kim Il Sung. https://t.co/0gFLfk3o6K

— CNN (@CNN) March 19, 2018

North Korea surprised the world with a huge military parade on the eve of the Winter Olympics in South Korea. Thousands of soldiers gathered in Kim Il Sung Square as the North showed off its nuclear weapons https://t.co/hee9elZiUW pic.twitter.com/i31olPcxJA

— CBS News (@CBSNews) February 8, 2018

N. Korea rolls out new missiles and other military hardware in a parade to mark the birthday of Kim Il Sung: https://t.co/BmGzRa1opX pic.twitter.com/DvZR6tMDcO

— CBS News (@CBSNews) April 15, 2017

North Korea marked the birthday of Kim Il Sung with a video depicting the U.S. being destroyed in a missile barrage https://t.co/AoxTDyEriN pic.twitter.com/dlIXAyeQVv

— CBS News (@CBSNews) April 19, 2017

A musical tribute to North Korea’s late Kim Il Sung included a propaganda video showing a U.S. city being destroyed. https://t.co/Q8VjjTUf4d pic.twitter.com/6rzwYTTrdn

— USA TODAY (@USATODAY) April 19, 2017

From the archive: the latest threats of North Korea's Kim Il-Sung – 14 June 1975 https://t.co/DL62B3Tk7q pic.twitter.com/YXWpZDiHXl

— Guardian Research (@guardianlibrary) June 14, 2018

The horrors of communism has filled up endless books. At least 100 million people died under self-described communist regimes. Mao Zedong, Joseph Stalin, Pol Pot, and Kim Il Sung are among the chief killers. https://t.co/LlcTtRzAbz

— EpochTimes Singapore (@EpochTimesSg) June 7, 2018

A musical show to mark the birthday of Kim Il Sung ended with a mock-up video of missiles engulfing the United States in flames pic.twitter.com/onRt0CbIt3

— The Telegraph (@Telegraph) April 19, 2017

Kim Yo Jong is the first member of her family to set foot in South Korea since the north and south were divided and her grandfather, Kim Il Sung, founded North Korea. https://t.co/dWTU2WJMKa

— NPR (@NPR) February 11, 2018

10) Bumbling oaf and whose Presidency is marked by helicopters crashed into the desert Jimmy Carter gushed about North Korean dictator Kim Il Sung, fawning over him and using the visit to Pyongyang he made in the 1990s to shill for the DPRKhttps://t.co/IBOpQHDw2P

— Alex Behzade (@ABPatriotWriter) February 10, 2018

Imagine being a scientist whose life’s work is dedicated to figuring out "how Great Leader Kim Il-sung and his son Kim Jong-il could eat without getting fat.” @AFiscutean looks at the state of science in North Korea for @outline https://t.co/AlQQxnnayu

— Jeremy Hsu (@jeremyhsu) January 26, 2018

https://t.co/xgHxTdJijG "The compañero Kim Il Sung, a veteran and irreproachable combatant, sent us 100,000 AK-47 rifles and its corresponding ammo without charging a cent," – Fidel Castro

— Áine (@DedamacsinsBrat) February 8, 2018

WATCH: Pres. Carter, who met with North Korea founder Kim Il Sung in 1994, discusses his worry with aggravating Kim Jong Un “too much.” pic.twitter.com/NudTCEcMAg

— NBC Nightly News with Lester Holt (@NBCNightlyNews) September 25, 2017

Golden sunrises. Gleaming skylines. Children skipping through Kim Il Sung square in Pyongyang.

Reporters thought this video was North Korea propaganda. It came from the White House. https://t.co/4af3Y2OMod

— Washington Post (@washingtonpost) June 12, 2018

A newly-discovered piece of malware mines an "untraceable" form of cryptocurrency, then funnels it to a server at Kim Il Sung University. Access to the funds requires a three-letter password: KJU.@timothywmartin https://t.co/Y0OD6hCkXY

— Jonathan Cheng (@JChengWSJ) January 9, 2018

UK Vol.114 (Post-EUref #Brexit Vol.38)

May defeats final Brexit challenges in parliament https://t.co/kt5eshdCbu

— EURACTIV (@EURACTIV) June 14, 2018

May avoids Commons defeat after offering rebels concession on 'no deal' Brexit https://t.co/HoKQNY351G

— EURACTIV (@EURACTIV) June 13, 2018

European regions in urgent need of a Brexit strategy https://t.co/vCXiUgTASH

— EURACTIV (@EURACTIV) June 12, 2018

Johnson and Davis isolated as key Brexit Tory MPs opt for pragmatism https://t.co/kPiCGo3391

— EURACTIV (@EURACTIV) June 11, 2018

Britain's EU Withdrawal Bill pits Parliament against the government https://t.co/C5ojQEWPji pic.twitter.com/pOshjEZMgO

— euronews (@euronews) June 13, 2018

Watch: Furious over Brexit, Scottish lawmakers walk out of UK parliament https://t.co/BSfx5hKAo9 pic.twitter.com/6VrDGP5yds

— euronews (@euronews) June 13, 2018

Brexit effect: Paris unseats London as top city for foreign investors https://t.co/UlybmIJsNl pic.twitter.com/0FoP5ih1t9

— euronews (@euronews) June 14, 2018

May sees off more Brexit challenges in Parliament https://t.co/1zSU6oFgoa pic.twitter.com/gCqMjSJPvk

— euronews (@euronews) June 14, 2018

Defeat of #BrexitBill could mean the motion turns into a #VoteOfNoConfidence in May's ability to deliver #Brexit. https://t.co/kYmVkXEZnW

— EUobserver (@euobs) June 12, 2018

'"In terms of sectors most concerned about a ‘hard Brexit', these are essentially wholesale financial markets & the asset management sector is a very important part of that." says CEPS @karel_lannoo in @profpensions article by @Kim_Kaveh_PP https://t.co/n3fVn4r3Hv #Brexit

— CEPS ThinkTank (@CEPS_thinktank) June 11, 2018

"A relatively small provision in the #WithdrawalAgreement might trigger a future change in political direction during the transition, making a #softBrexit much more likely" – @FabianZuleeg. Read more: https://t.co/sIkgwZBnwS #Brexit #Barnier pic.twitter.com/DW1apxr4aL

— EuropeanPolicyCentre (@epc_eu) June 8, 2018

Excellent thread by @SophiaBesch for anybody interested in the prospects for UK-EU security partnership after #Brexit – even though mutual interests are closely aligned the outlook is uncertain, as the #Galileo spat shows https://t.co/gQz30JJhE3

— CER (@CER_EU) June 8, 2018

Bet @BorisJohnson suggestion that @realDonaldTrump would do better job of #Brexit than @theresa_may on eve of #G7 went down like lead balloon with @10DowningStreet – just what PM needs from UK's top diplomat before major summit! Many will wonder how he is still foreign sec. https://t.co/Jv87NwDVxp

— CER (@CER_EU) June 8, 2018

Idée fixe: Theresa May's disastrous Brexit strategy https://t.co/xYyq3Dqt86 pic.twitter.com/QveN5SFKg6

— VoxEU (@voxeu) June 14, 2018

Misunderestimating migration https://t.co/U8HU6DR63H pic.twitter.com/PDz95MrM1w

— VoxEU (@voxeu) June 11, 2018

ICYMI: The recent shift in the UK's House of Commons makes it harder for the government to force through a “hard Brexit” outside the customs union and single market https://t.co/AKXXzVEL6N

— POLITICO Europe (@POLITICOEurope) June 14, 2018

In a battle of wills between the prime minister and the House of Commons, Theresa May appears to be losing to anti-Brexit MPs https://t.co/AKXXzVEL6N

— POLITICO Europe (@POLITICOEurope) June 14, 2018

UK pub company JD Wetherspoon says it plans to replace its French champagne and German beers with British and non-European alternatives https://t.co/TAYU3cnMuJ

— POLITICO Europe (@POLITICOEurope) June 13, 2018

ICYMI: The UK government has agreed to give parliament more power over its Brexit negotiations to avoid a damaging House of Commons defeat https://t.co/rrSgRQ9wRa

— POLITICO Europe (@POLITICOEurope) June 13, 2018

British Justice Minister Phillip Lee likened Brexit to public hangings, during his resignation speech https://t.co/8jeRFHqxQh

— POLITICO Europe (@POLITICOEurope) June 12, 2018

Theresa May knows that if a series of key votes by MPs do not go her way, the course of Brexit may be fundamentally altered https://t.co/UGMChB9tXH

— POLITICO Europe (@POLITICOEurope) June 12, 2018

The head of one of Germany's business groups warns that Britain and the EU could "sink into insignificance" if they stay divided.https://t.co/AwGTHpdJMn

— dwnews (@dwnews) June 11, 2018

Boris Johnson calls Brexit warnings ‘mumbo jumbo’. But they’re true | Polly Toynbee https://t.co/jI7jXBxVqj

— The Guardian (@guardian) June 12, 2018

Brexit is even messier than critics expected. So what happens now? https://t.co/8MBrDDxSlu

— NBC News (@NBCNews) June 11, 2018

It’s fine, guys. Just as long as you publish the nation’s Brexit plans before triggering Article…. oh…https://t.co/EpqTEnLsy1

— Mike Galsworthy #FBPE (@mikegalsworthy) June 9, 2018

Theresa May to ask the EU for an extra two years of #Brexit transition via @BIUK_Politics https://t.co/j3CidoTDRM

— Spanish Chamber GB (@SpainChamberGB) May 24, 2018

Over one in five Irish companies (21%) already had a contingency plan in place, while over half of companies (53%) are either currently working on plans or aim to work on a plan in the coming months.

Gain more insights from our #Brexit impact survey here https://t.co/oOJyuFHAz4 pic.twitter.com/L0fU5yHTTx

— Ibec (@ibec_irl) April 30, 2018

Great opportunity for Ibec's Brussels team to catch up with @campaignforleo after his lecture on #FutureofEurope @LeuvenU yesterday. Strong messages on advancing the single market & maintaining competitive taxation between EU states. Read why Ibec agrees: https://t.co/FNcbKOEaEJ pic.twitter.com/OaF7DakX6i

— Ibec (@ibec_irl) April 27, 2018

Jeremy Corbyn's view on the European Union before he had a shot at power… pic.twitter.com/pLGR5gbgbs

— Leave.EU (@LeaveEUOfficial) February 26, 2018

On what issues (taxation/ immigration/ agriculture/ environment) would Brits be happy with policy decisions from Europe? And, do Leavers and Remainers have different preferences?

Yes. They do.

See new piece by Noah Carl https://t.co/9iGluvM4V9 pic.twitter.com/N059hzRgVb

— csinuffield (@csinuffield) February 1, 2018

Apparently Theresa May doesn't like this old photo of her supporting the Remain in the EU campaign shared around social media.
Please do not share.#MayDay #Brexit pic.twitter.com/6lAPpDyFO9

— James Melville (@JamesMelville) May 1, 2018

Local talent and Brexit were factors in a Hong Kong company's decision to build a new plant in Dundalk. | https://t.co/lEmvo3658J pic.twitter.com/MrhRSB2t9o

— RTÉ News (@rtenews) April 30, 2018

Could the UK stay in the EU and keep its independence? British scholar @FrencLindley says no; British diplomat @antcary says yes. #Brexit https://t.co/GbY1UftbpT pic.twitter.com/oxDdw1hHHk

— IRPP/Policy Options (@IRPP) April 24, 2018

Dr @RonanMcCrea writes about #Brexit and the issue of Northern Irish border @IrishTimes https://t.co/RNyi8ACkMZ pic.twitter.com/3rU7OCrgSc

— UCL Laws (@UCLLaws) March 9, 2018

Was the 2017 general #election Theresa May's "great strategic blunder"? @AndrewCrines explains @UKandEU #GE2017 https://t.co/n3heC8SGHF

— Liv Uni Politics (@LivUniPol) April 23, 2018

Today marks 20 years of the Good Friday Peace Agreement – short film made by @IrishInstitute in celebration/commemoration https://t.co/0vLh4rwgym

— Liv Uni Politics (@LivUniPol) April 10, 2018

BLOG // OPINION // As the government sets out its #Brexit vision in a series of speeches by senior ministers, @AndrewCrines looks at the rhetorical strategies that could convince a sceptical nation >> https://t.co/V3YEQaWQW8 pic.twitter.com/4ILQYoKP9K

— Liv Uni Politics (@LivUniPol) March 2, 2018

#Abortion rights: the #DUP doesn’t seem to mind ‘regulatory divergence’ on this one important issue, writes Dr Claire Pierson https://t.co/9j9yRpRnk3 #NorthernIreland #Stormont #Brexit @LivUniPol @ConversationUK pic.twitter.com/ans7GJarVr

— Uni of Liverpool (@livuninews) January 12, 2018

INTERVIEW // #GFA20 // "We don't want to see the freedoms of the #GoodFridayAgreement being obstructed in any way". Former Prime Minister of #Ireland Enda Kenny on the border & Ireland's future after #Brexit // FULL VIDEO >> https://t.co/kQkKHaVO9a #BelfastAgreement pic.twitter.com/sAalYsyfdf

— Irish Studies@LivUni (@IrishInstitute) April 10, 2018

British PM May dealt embarrassing Brexit defeat in parliament's upper house https://t.co/m6lZmgxKON pic.twitter.com/vVnzegGpzB

— Reuters Top News (@Reuters) April 19, 2018

Brexit transition is a no go without the Irish border answer, EU says https://t.co/VlkpNqueQS pic.twitter.com/Nj6MjLNIF9

— Bloomberg (@business) April 18, 2018

A campaign to rewrite Theresa May's policy is on course for victory – plus Wednesday's other Brexit headlines https://t.co/44E6BToXlb pic.twitter.com/Z25K6BJSJh

— Bloomberg Brexit (@Brexit) April 18, 2018

Brexit is causing ripples in Iceland https://t.co/g96rsyTPz5 pic.twitter.com/EKBhAH4ypA

— Bloomberg Brexit (@Brexit) April 18, 2018

Mark Carney defends Bank of England's forecasts, saying they correctly showed the economy would suffer from Brexit vote https://t.co/mBScHsS8yL pic.twitter.com/mt9fGkBRaC

— Bloomberg Brexit (@Brexit) February 4, 2018

Postwar Britain welcomed these workers. Brexit Britain wants proof they belong. https://t.co/xh5wN1moaZ

— Washington Post (@washingtonpost) April 18, 2018

Using Digital Firm, Brexit Campaigners Skirted Spending Laws, Ex-Employee Says https://t.co/ioWAG54LPm

— The New York Times (@nytimes) March 25, 2018

Could Brexit threaten the Northern Ireland's peace process?https://t.co/cZ2zhXuJy4

— CFR (@CFR_org) April 19, 2018

Still unclear on the transition period? @GeorginaEWright explains what the agreement means and what will be different (in 60 seconds) pic.twitter.com/7amubIFlEG

— Chatham House (@ChathamHouse) April 10, 2018

Honoured to have won The British Journal of Politics and International Relations' article of the year for 'Inevitability and contingency: the political economy of Brexit'. https://t.co/bnV7l75Y9G

— Helen Thompson POLIS (@HelenHet20) March 27, 2018

The Prime Minister sets out the next steps on the #RoadtoBrexit. Find out more:https://t.co/NiXn0YQN55

— GOV UK (@GOVUK) March 2, 2018

Public backs fresh referendum to have 'final say' on terms of Brexit deal https://t.co/BG0e9CLo8O

— The Independent (@Independent) April 10, 2018

The Brexit assessments the Government didn’t want released have been published – now everyone can see what they were hiding https://t.co/Gux7mWDmH4 via @LondonEconomic

— The London Economic (@LondonEconomic) March 31, 2018

Gunboat Diplomacy had its heyday in 1850 under Lord Palmerston…but that is what the #Brexiteers want to recreate…..Defence secretary Gavin Williamson threatens to send in the Navy against EU fishing boats https://t.co/KdptPyv8RM

— Michael Russell (@Feorlean) March 23, 2018

A hitch-hiker’s guide to post-Brexit trade negotiations: options and principles, @OxrepJournal article by Swati Dhingra @swatdhingraLSE, Gianmarco Ottaviano & Thomas Sampson https://t.co/SE8DhM1YgM pic.twitter.com/8P1Iy0oQOb

— LSE Department of Economics (@LSEEcon) March 21, 2018

Richer areas of UK to be hit more by Brexit. Work by @swatdhingraLSE @s_machin_ @henryoverman from @CEP_LSE at @EJ_RES #RES2018 pic.twitter.com/6o5Ypmu0HP

— Pawel Adrjan (@PawelAdrjan) March 27, 2018

The Irish border: no technology is smart enough – @LSEforBusiness https://t.co/qggdinnnGp

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) March 13, 2018

New LSE podcast: 'The Brexit Negotiations: the view from Brussels' with @StefaanDeRynck Senior Advisor to Michel Barnier, Chief EU Negotiator for #Brexit https://t.co/VNgf3j8GZX

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) March 12, 2018

How the economics profession got it wrong on Brexit – from @lsebrexitvote https://t.co/Tln2Ff3uwM

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) March 11, 2018

New LSE podcast: 'Brexit: what next?' with @hilarybennmp @LSEEI @LSEPubAffairs https://t.co/WibFgHt2vd

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) March 9, 2018

Agriculture post-Brexit: a battleground for the UK’s constituent nations https://t.co/EhP0TT0qWd

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) March 9, 2018

What could Brexit mean for UK public spending and devolved government relations? https://t.co/L8Uif2K23q pic.twitter.com/HaKNCc5UuT

— LSE Politics&Policy (@LSEpoliticsblog) March 7, 2018

Natascha Zaun, Assistant Professor in Migration Studies at the European Institute, on the impact of #Brexit on both EU and third-country migration to the UK. https://t.co/wkuWpdLt9f #LSEBrexit @lsebrexitvote

— European Institute (@LSEEI) March 12, 2018

The #UK will have to invest far more into its bilateral relationships with #EU members after #Brexit. Here's my discussion with Kalypso Nicolaidis of @UniofOxford @WiltonPark https://t.co/YlAXZG3haa #defence #FCO #singlemarket #education pic.twitter.com/ed5nEauyA0

— Daniela Schwarzer (@D_Schwarzer) March 8, 2018

What a ‘no deal’ Brexit would mean for key UK industries https://t.co/NuEFo01xfK

— Nicole Katsioulis (@n_katsioulis) January 11, 2018

Listen to the @guardian podcast on what Germany wants from Brexit here https://t.co/Gb0OhTZp7k

— FES London (@FES_GB) February 6, 2018

Maintaining the full benefits of the single market while diverging from its rules will prove to be mission impossible" says @RCorbettMEP, @UKLabour MEP for Yorkshire and the Humber @ips_journal https://t.co/0bO4IizkRJ …

— FES London (@FES_GB) February 2, 2018

German ambassador: second world war image of Britain has fed Euroscepticism https://t.co/Y1CVDvMBis #Brexit #ThursdayThoughts @GermanAmbUK @GermanEmbassy

— FES London (@FES_GB) February 1, 2018

Check out this short article @FES_EU on the #Brexit negotiations and what options/scenarios are currently being discussed. https://t.co/rZEB0NRDCu

— FES London (@FES_GB) January 31, 2018

Watch our “Eyes on Britain" with @metecoban92, Chief Executive @mylifemysay. The youth-led movements mission is to secure a better #Brexit for young people. #WednesdayWisdom https://t.co/On7O9meRDu

— FES London (@FES_GB) February 21, 2018

“The #UK is trying to recreate a relationship which went out of fashion in the 1960s”: https://t.co/KL93jLoPKu #Brexit #Macron #France @JEyal_RUSI @TomMcTague via @POLITICOEurope

— FES EU (@FES_EU) January 18, 2018

Real costs of #Brexit or #brexitwonthappen ? Read here our new EconPol Europe policy report on the Economic Effects of Brexit on the European Economy: https://t.co/AIjSc7JEHT pic.twitter.com/rCuIGofqFA

— EconPolEurope (@EconPolEurope) December 4, 2017

How will #Brexit Affect Tax Competition and Tax Harmonization? The Role of Discriminatory Taxation – new ifo Working Paper @FuestClemens Samina Sultan https://t.co/IZsrg5h195 pic.twitter.com/2FmLLkpvPF

— ifo Institut (@ifo_Institut) February 12, 2018

#Dossier: The financial crisis is largely over, yet confidence in the @ecb and #EU remains low. Thanks to #Brexit and #populism, there is currently no shortage of challenges – nor of a visionary upswing in some parts of #Europe https://t.co/gmS2VtGIgd pic.twitter.com/F3E48kKmjY

— IWH (@IWH_Halle) January 24, 2018

The consequences of the #BREXIT for cross-border value chains between the British Island and the Continent will be severe if there is no ambitious free trade agreement. https://t.co/qkU9H8rHbW

— IW Brussels (@iw_institute) December 4, 2017

"Brexit at its best: everything is possible but nothing takes place". https://t.co/Yot6HEp10n

— Michael Hüther (@michael_huether) December 29, 2017

My take on Brexit & Labour, written for our baffled European comrades @thefabians @FES_GB https://t.co/RycdEXqol5

— Andrew Harrop (@andrew_harrop) December 21, 2017

#publicationoftheday📚 “Brexit: What if Britain changes its mind?”, by @AndrewDuffEU (@epc_eu ) Read it here ➡️https://t.co/cN9Z3ghvdo pic.twitter.com/KxIjJ62VrJ

— TEPSA (@tepsaeu) March 13, 2018

President @JunckerEU and @MichelBarnier are in the #EPlenary to discuss the guidelines on the framework of future EU-UK relations #Brexit https://t.co/uOcKQTsv3Q

— European Commission 🇪🇺 (@EU_Commission) March 13, 2018

Andrew Moravcsik | One year after Brexit vote, Britain's relationship with E.U. unlikely to change much. Here's why. https://t.co/LehFtTAO2Y

— Princeton Politics (@PUPolitics) June 26, 2017

Thanks @CarolineGruyter for an excellent analysis about ongoing alliance building in the #europeanunion. There Is Life for the EU After Brexit https://t.co/fgW7cPJwso via @Carnegie_Europe (CS)

— Sweden in Greece (@SwedeninGR) March 27, 2018

US Policy Changes Vol.89 (North Korea Vol.7: US-North Korea summit meeting)

White House video shows its vision of a prosperous North Korea https://t.co/6Bs3pkfMQs pic.twitter.com/WDdd9PVY32

— Al Jazeera English (@AJEnglish) June 13, 2018

While the US-North Korea diplomatic tone now is positive, real challenges lie ahead that will take months or even years https://t.co/EZdkCemCOl pic.twitter.com/ceaGWq7NTk

— Al Jazeera English (@AJEnglish) June 13, 2018

North Korea's state media lauded the summit between its leader, Kim Jong-un, and US President Trump as a resounding success https://t.co/EltCxI07JN pic.twitter.com/ddzT09NkxI

— Al Jazeera English (@AJEnglish) June 13, 2018

After months of speculation and threats, Trump met Kim Jong-un on Singapore's Sentosa island https://t.co/cCw698F732 via @AJInsideStory

— Al Jazeera English (@AJEnglish) June 12, 2018

From insults to handshakes, here's the historic moment when Trump met Kim. pic.twitter.com/V14HqPEJYN

— Al Jazeera English (@AJEnglish) June 12, 2018

.@NATO welcomes US-North Korea summit, backs denuclearised peninsula https://t.co/gUthi78LNK pic.twitter.com/WxnDp3JbgX

— Al Jazeera English (@AJEnglish) June 12, 2018

The Singapore summit has not done more than legitimise the North Korean regime https://t.co/Xh7YbPOewS — #AJOpinion, by @Richeydarian pic.twitter.com/8DUjH6q3D2

— Al Jazeera English (@AJEnglish) June 12, 2018

What awaits post-summit North Korea? https://t.co/Qb80Uz5uwO — #AJOpinion pic.twitter.com/kQTmruXwGL

— Al Jazeera English (@AJEnglish) June 12, 2018

US President Trump calls his meeting with North Korean leader Kim Jong-un "honest, direct and productive" https://t.co/EjDWVJ8hS7 #TrumpKim pic.twitter.com/YsUjxB15Xk

— Al Jazeera English (@AJEnglish) June 12, 2018

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo says denuclearisation of the Korean peninsula is "the only outcome that the US will accept" https://t.co/QRRD0lMacN pic.twitter.com/EqZmx8lgZY

— Al Jazeera English (@AJEnglish) June 11, 2018

Here’s why Singapore was chosen as a location for the Trump-Kim summit. pic.twitter.com/ICOKWLrGdz

— Al Jazeera English (@AJEnglish) June 10, 2018

"Trump is a publicity seeker. He's much more interested in the theatrics of public policy, rather than the substance." https://t.co/7dNBI87ufO

— Al Jazeera English (@AJEnglish) June 11, 2018

"President Trump should cherish the opportunity to do what his predecessors have failed to achieve." — #AJOpinion https://t.co/eZTJ4KdHk9

— Al Jazeera English (@AJEnglish) June 11, 2018

Singapore, a city state known for its strict civil laws prepares for Trump-Kim summit chaos https://t.co/uDhUTN4ucL pic.twitter.com/q31Rbg08fi

— Al Jazeera English (@AJEnglish) June 10, 2018

Donald Trump said he is open to inviting North Korea's Kim Jong-un to the White House if Singapore summit is deemed successful https://t.co/bZfglPFJ76 pic.twitter.com/MghMNvb089

— Al Jazeera English (@AJEnglish) June 8, 2018

North Korea could become the cheapest place to build factories https://t.co/iKZRE3claI pic.twitter.com/mfT7us5ayd

— Al Jazeera English (@AJEnglish) June 7, 2018

Sudan scraps defence ties with North Korea https://t.co/aK7B5OTxne pic.twitter.com/Uy6tZmPVAL

— Al Jazeera English (@AJEnglish) June 7, 2018

MCDONALD'S FOR KIM? https://t.co/xz0wWGZn1J

— DRUDGE REPORT (@DRUDGE_REPORT) June 10, 2018

Trump faces backlash after he went against presidential norms by saluting a North Korean general https://t.co/0FhfPTT5Hp

— POLITICO Europe (@POLITICOEurope) June 14, 2018

Trump defends Kim Jong Un during criticism of his country’s human rights offenses, calling the North Korean leader a "tough guy" https://t.co/uANLhLtIXz

— POLITICO Europe (@POLITICOEurope) June 14, 2018

According to Trump, Americans can rest easy because "There is no longer a Nuclear Threat from North Korea" https://t.co/ZqgD3cNY7i

— POLITICO Europe (@POLITICOEurope) June 13, 2018

Pompeo says “there will be in-depth verification” of North Korea’s denuclearization process over the next two years https://t.co/qzxDPBttfj

— POLITICO Europe (@POLITICOEurope) June 13, 2018

Lawmakers and human rights activists fear that Trump went overboard in his flattery of Kim to the point of normalizing his rule https://t.co/SG9roDiKl6

— POLITICO Europe (@POLITICOEurope) June 13, 2018

Trump says that the US will put an end to “war games" with North Korea by removing military exercises in South Korea https://t.co/MpBDXa1H56

— POLITICO Europe (@POLITICOEurope) June 12, 2018

From an appearance by Dennis Rodman to a lunchtime meal of beef and potatoes, the US-North Korea summit was far from normal https://t.co/9nLw1xq46d

— POLITICO Europe (@POLITICOEurope) June 12, 2018

POLITICO’s guide to decoding nine of Trump’s most revealing statements from his whirlwind trip to Singapore https://t.co/k8DX8Qwlmf

— POLITICO Europe (@POLITICOEurope) June 12, 2018

Read the statement signed by Trump and Kim Jong Un in Singapore https://t.co/FJNphrQKma

— POLITICO Europe (@POLITICOEurope) June 12, 2018

Trump says summit with North Korea's Kim 'better than anybody expected' https://t.co/oEVfxxX9Tj

— EURACTIV (@EURACTIV) June 12, 2018

The summit of the year: US-North Korea https://t.co/QK9AkqTNHj

— EURACTIV (@EURACTIV) June 11, 2018

VIEW | Trump's not the first U.S. president to abandon human rights. Just ask Obama.

Read more: https://t.co/gZI2wrsj3s pic.twitter.com/fYzepQBuam

— euronews (@euronews) June 14, 2018

No North Korea sanctions relief until complete denuclearisation, says Pompeo https://t.co/v8Ll9d2NWf pic.twitter.com/kkjlkGUO6s

— euronews (@euronews) June 14, 2018

[Opinion] Europe could lose out in North Korean bonanza, writes professor @rpachecopardo https://t.co/zmMSc3HjQF

— EUobserver (@euobs) June 13, 2018

N. Korea's Kim knows denuclearisation must be 'quick': Pompeo https://t.co/qSHDffG78G pic.twitter.com/vQobuusOLx

— FRANCE 24 (@FRANCE24) June 14, 2018

S. Korea newspapers welcome summit as 'first step' toward peace https://t.co/g43t51xSnK pic.twitter.com/z3AX5i1DNm

— FRANCE 24 (@FRANCE24) June 13, 2018

Kim invites Trump to visit Pyongyang as North hails 'radical switchover' https://t.co/w7zger3YC2 pic.twitter.com/GFXm4xQUrm

— FRANCE 24 (@FRANCE24) June 13, 2018

Summits fuel questions about Trump's embrace of autocrats https://t.co/seNuqBIv81 pic.twitter.com/mXkN4xSBa7

— FRANCE 24 (@FRANCE24) June 12, 2018

Trump-Kim summit the art of the deal? No, say experts https://t.co/PkJqNmDMsf pic.twitter.com/NbbJIWHKNp

— FRANCE 24 (@FRANCE24) June 12, 2018

We've heard this before: analysts on N. Korea-US statement https://t.co/AqdeO8hOw3 pic.twitter.com/VkKtPrayhk

— FRANCE 24 (@FRANCE24) June 12, 2018

#Trump – #Kim Summit: Reactions from #Seoul, #SouthKorea. @brucesbeat reports #SingaporeSummit #TrumpKim pic.twitter.com/T5gxOYk1zo

— FRANCE 24 (@FRANCE24) June 12, 2018

#Trump–#Kim Summit: Is the war of words between #Pyongyang and #Washington finally over? #SingaporeSummit #TrumpKimSummit pic.twitter.com/wlOS3iNDn9

— FRANCE 24 (@FRANCE24) June 12, 2018

Trump heads for N. Korea nuclear talks – with no scientific advisor https://t.co/hGO4gVidoG pic.twitter.com/EVWSM7zpoX

— FRANCE 24 (@FRANCE24) June 11, 2018

'With N. Korea, everything is perfectly sound and rational' https://t.co/H5nhY6K6QE pic.twitter.com/NVengjAdqC

— FRANCE 24 (@FRANCE24) June 11, 2018

Timeline: North Korea’s nuclear ambitions and the shift to diplomacy https://t.co/zLiHFsQY3l pic.twitter.com/vdG3jcG4bS

— FRANCE 24 (@FRANCE24) June 11, 2018

Singapore mud-sling: Trump vs Kim insults https://t.co/F439hKWczz pic.twitter.com/KUvK9clzg3

— FRANCE 24 (@FRANCE24) June 11, 2018

Nukes and normalisation: What's on the table in Singapore https://t.co/gFvmGzRMru pic.twitter.com/dJNeAZmfGG

— FRANCE 24 (@FRANCE24) June 11, 2018

N. Korean, U.S. officials meet to narrow differences on eve of Trump-Kim summit https://t.co/99lx7Ei02d pic.twitter.com/FNn28BWnoL

— FRANCE 24 (@FRANCE24) June 11, 2018

Asian traders cautious after G7 debacle, eyes on Trump-Kim summit https://t.co/D03foaA5aE pic.twitter.com/jQgnoyr1Ck

— FRANCE 24 (@FRANCE24) June 11, 2018

From ‘Mad man’ to ‘Rocket man’: The undiplomatic diplomacy behind the North Korea summit https://t.co/rQ76RIAVl1 pic.twitter.com/pKdJQUwqtl

— FRANCE 24 (@FRANCE24) June 10, 2018

Find the leader: Kim's cat-and-mouse journey to Singapore https://t.co/4nHwC9vbHD pic.twitter.com/SsfLLR5sxQ

— FRANCE 24 (@FRANCE24) June 10, 2018

Kim Jong-Un: A 'pragmatic' leader determined to remain in power https://t.co/1occsX3UcP pic.twitter.com/XBjuvZyyqS

— FRANCE 24 (@FRANCE24) June 9, 2018

Kim Jung Un succeeded at getting a credible nuclear deterrent, and a meeting with the sitting US President said @MichaelKovrig to @StuartNorval on @FRANCE24 @France24_en but what is North Korea prepared to do next? #TrumpKimSummit pic.twitter.com/qsdsngQavV

— Laure Fourquet (@LaureFourquet) June 12, 2018

Kim Jong Un and @realDonaldTrump will start discussing peace and denuclearisation of the Korean Peninsula at Singapore summit tomorrow @JamesAndreF24 @France24_en @FRANCE24 #TrumpKimSummit #SingaporeSummit #northkorea pic.twitter.com/9sE2YRs6DN

— Laure Fourquet (@LaureFourquet) June 11, 2018

⏭ REPLAY – @realdonaldTrump et Kim Jong-Un signent un document commun, "une nouvelle ère" pour Kim #TrumpKimSummit #TrumpKim 🇰🇵 🇺🇸 pic.twitter.com/Od1wlmRLm5

— FRANCE 24 Français (@France24_fr) June 12, 2018

De cette journée on retiendra la poignée de main, mais surtout le sourire de Kim. Il a obtenu ce dont son père et son grand-père ont tjs rêvé : être traité d’egal à égal avec les 🇺🇸. Ironiquement grâce à la bombe à laquelle on lui demande de renoncer. #TrumKim #singapore2018 pic.twitter.com/rojNQ4khA9

— Pauline Paccard (@PaulinePaccard) June 12, 2018

US Policy Changes Vol.88 (North Korea Vol.6: US-North Korea summit meeting)

The Impossible State: Listen to a new CSIS podcast for an insiders discussion on North Korea https://t.co/Gn7sV8TuHV pic.twitter.com/sUl1c3fSE8

— CSIS (@CSIS) June 13, 2018

The main takeaways from the Singapore summit, explained in less than 90 seconds https://t.co/BJYOUpN879 pic.twitter.com/jaf1eaB8bV

— CSIS (@CSIS) June 13, 2018

Stunning our allies: What to expect after the Singapore summit https://t.co/m3gClbiqPE pic.twitter.com/daoTsrWXxz

— CSIS (@CSIS) June 13, 2018

.@VictorDCha for @nytimes: "Trump and Kim Have Just Walked Us Back From the Brink of War" https://t.co/hjaobPexN4

— CSIS (@CSIS) June 12, 2018

Kim Jong-un has achieved what his father and grandfather couldn’t achieve: to command an audience with the president of the United States without giving anything away. https://t.co/aPO20P0BJj

— CSIS (@CSIS) June 12, 2018

CSIS study: Periods when the U.S. negotiates with North Korea correlate with a decrease in North Korean provocations: https://t.co/BZpiIda2Md pic.twitter.com/5ORtjEf5qi

— CSIS (@CSIS) June 12, 2018

“Once the reality-show theatrics of the Singapore summit meeting subside, we are left with the reality that North Korea was just recognized as a de facto nuclear weapons power,” explain @NarangVipin and @nktpnd in @nytimes.https://t.co/cuKgDnCziR pic.twitter.com/7pRABqMaVO

— Carnegie Endowment (@CarnegieEndow) June 14, 2018

“A positive reset in North Korean-Chinese relations is another side effect of the Singapore summit—a fact that was underlined when Kim returned home on a special Air China flight,” says @AlexGabuev of @CarnegieRu: https://t.co/4jAd5NSEd0 pic.twitter.com/6tfIYforcg

— Carnegie Endowment (@CarnegieEndow) June 13, 2018

“It’s not impossible that the Singapore summit will spark a process that succeeds, over the long term, in curbing the threat from North Korea. Unfortunately, however, that outcome is also pretty unlikely right now,” says @james_acton32 in @HuffPost.
https://t.co/iJS1PYDVQq pic.twitter.com/RHaHUFRA9S

— Carnegie Endowment (@CarnegieEndow) June 13, 2018

“America’s allies are at a loss about how to deal with Trump,” says @Judy_Dempsey, and the “summit with Kim Jong-un may further convince the U.S. president that traditional allies are dispensable.” @Carnegie_Europe https://t.co/PmtX9qbvfV pic.twitter.com/agRVjZdoU2

— Carnegie Endowment (@CarnegieEndow) June 13, 2018

“In some sense, the meeting was the easiest part,” @paulhaenle said of the Trump-Kim summit on @business.https://t.co/Hhkc23n6Sg

— Carnegie Endowment (@CarnegieEndow) June 13, 2018

You can read the full report here: https://t.co/FYupgyQgJS

“Security Spillover: Regional Implications of Evolving Deterrence on the Korean Peninsula” by @toby_dalton, @zhaot2005, and @narumichishita.
(7/7) pic.twitter.com/wQB2SdwZyP

— Carnegie Endowment (@CarnegieEndow) June 12, 2018

“As efforts to negotiate and implement a denuclearization agreement with North Korea get under way, it is imperative that Seoul, Washington, Tokyo, and Beijing develop a more lasting framework for cross-regional dialogue” to mitigate future conflict in the region.
(6/7)

— Carnegie Endowment (@CarnegieEndow) June 12, 2018

However, U.S.–ROK cooperation is necessary despite potential spillover effects as “the chances of North Korea voluntarily giving up its existing nuclear capabilities in the foreseeable future remain low” despite the de-escalation of tensions since the beginning of 2018.
(5/7) pic.twitter.com/yRsNRzJkr8

— Carnegie Endowment (@CarnegieEndow) June 12, 2018

One region where these spillover effects would be especially evident is China: Beijing would most likely view strengthened U.S. extended nuclear deterrence “as part of a geostrategic strategy to contain China.”https://t.co/FYupgyQgJS
(4/7) pic.twitter.com/VSbv5xVkPL

— Carnegie Endowment (@CarnegieEndow) June 12, 2018

U.S.–ROK cooperation will continue to have “broad spillover effects, potentially creating new tensions with China and complicating alliance relations with Japan,” possibly leading to further instability in the region.https://t.co/FYupgyQgJS
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— Carnegie Endowment (@CarnegieEndow) June 12, 2018

In this new paper, @toby_dalton, @zhaot2005, and @narumichishita discuss the regional implications of U.S.–South Korea (ROK) cooperation regarding strengthening capabilities to deter North Korean coercive behavior.https://t.co/FYupgyQgJS
(2/7) pic.twitter.com/lfMhbDy9Ea

— Carnegie Endowment (@CarnegieEndow) June 12, 2018

Here’s a first look at a new @carnegienpp paper from @toby_dalton, @zhaot2005, and @narumichishita, “Security Spillover: Regional Implications of Evolving Deterrence on the Korean Peninsula.” https://t.co/FYupgyQgJS

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— Carnegie Endowment (@CarnegieEndow) June 12, 2018

.@zhaot2005: “As soon as Mr. Trump agreed to meet Mr. Kim, America lost the bargaining power painstakingly built up over recent years as international sanctions have tightened.” Read his full quote in @TheEconomist: https://t.co/LkMQEDqe6A pic.twitter.com/cYX16PTubo

— Carnegie Endowment (@CarnegieEndow) June 12, 2018

No one knows for sure what will happen in Singapore. These are some of the possibilities.

Read @JBWolfsthal in @ForeignPolicy: https://t.co/7X7zocCFke pic.twitter.com/Np0qaU3zZA

— Carnegie Endowment (@CarnegieEndow) June 11, 2018

“I don’t see a resolution to the North Korean issue unless we have China on board.” Former U.S. chief negotiator at the #sixpartytalks and @CarnegieEndow nonresident senior fellow @ambchrishill discusses the importance of U.S.-China cooperation on #NorthKorea. pic.twitter.com/N1MSjYT0WH

— Carnegie-Tsinghua (@CarnegieBeijing) June 12, 2018

“The sticking point, historically…NKoreans have insisted we make the first move,”Farkas said.“In the past we did,&we got burned… North Koreans gain our trust by taking irreversible actions early, if not first.” https://t.co/StnMdtieYL… @ACScowcroft @ACEurasia @JesseRodriguez

— EvelynFarkas (@EvelynNFarkas) June 11, 2018

My scenesetter interview for the #SingaporeSummit on @FoxBusiness: Still not sure we have a clear and unambiguous commitment to denuclearization from #KimJongUn. https://t.co/LzqpwfLbbi

— Alexander Vershbow (@ARVershbow) June 11, 2018

A new report from @CarnegieEndow @toby_dalton, Narushige Michishita, and @zhaot2005 – https://t.co/K8eDHatfzz pic.twitter.com/JJ2UasTDwv

— Togzhan Kassenova (@tkassenova) June 12, 2018

Former US Amb to South Korea @ARVershbow writes for New Atlanticist → "#TrumpKimSummit: What About Denuclearization?" https://t.co/gWwZsbyOfp pic.twitter.com/TT3kS74fEx

— Scowcroft Center (@ACScowcroft) June 13, 2018

Chinese missile launchers reappear on disputed South China Sea island https://t.co/rUljjWsnZY pic.twitter.com/bRAqmephD0

— Scowcroft Center (@ACScowcroft) June 13, 2018

Scowcroft center experts @Rmanning4, @ToddRosenblum1, and @MiyeonOhDC talk to New Atlanticist about the #TrumpKimSummit, and implications of Trump's comments on military exercises for the US-ROK alliance https://t.co/y1L86fT4rX pic.twitter.com/A1Bu9kG9Yl

— Scowcroft Center (@ACScowcroft) June 13, 2018

"If denuclearization is not taken up.. then the #SingaporeSummit will be remembered as one among many US-North Korean high-level meetings that led nowhere," writes Scowcroft Center director @BarryPavel https://t.co/A71tjZxCP8

— Scowcroft Center (@ACScowcroft) June 13, 2018

Mattis targets China, NKorea at Asian security summit https://t.co/XjHyzjBdQm pic.twitter.com/hWHOLD7VEy

— Scowcroft Center (@ACScowcroft) June 12, 2018

#TrumpKimSummit: Expect the Unexpected | @AshishSen talks to Scowcroft Center senior fellow @Rmanning4 https://t.co/XbrsxQ5OTo pic.twitter.com/wSbduuukoX

— Scowcroft Center (@ACScowcroft) June 11, 2018

"From a strategic perspective, it is really important to remember that North Korea did not agree to anything in Singapore that they have not agreed to in the past." https://t.co/9PquYTwusY pic.twitter.com/MnuO8BOn6U

— Atlantic Council (@AtlanticCouncil) June 12, 2018

"For Kim to be able to present himself as an equal of the US president was a longtime goal, and a concession it is not clear that Trump even knows he made." – @Rmanning4 https://t.co/RPh334lWEU pic.twitter.com/XyV5CYoivL

— Atlantic Council (@AtlanticCouncil) June 12, 2018

The #SingaporeSummit is over. Now Mike Pompeo needs to sort out just what the U.S. and North Korea agreed to.https://t.co/obBolEdsGL

— Foreign Policy (@ForeignPolicy) June 14, 2018

The worst case scenario after the Singapore summit?
That Trump is "so invested in his own fantasy of saving the world that he will overlook almost any violation of whatever agreement the two sides reach," says @JamesTraub1.https://t.co/4fjCZB4juw

— Foreign Policy (@ForeignPolicy) June 14, 2018

Trump walked away from the Singapore summit with mere jujubes in his pocket, William Tobey writes.https://t.co/MCLzfvRsaC

— Foreign Policy (@ForeignPolicy) June 14, 2018

.@realdonaldtrump demonstrated that he has the authority to give unconditional pardons not only to felons at home, but also on the international stage, writes Michael J. Green (@JapanChair). https://t.co/Km5j8GyXPi

— Foreign Policy (@ForeignPolicy) June 13, 2018

A promise of denuclearization would be a genuinely important step forward. But that’s not the only threat North Korea poses — and if Trump really cares about the big picture, he needs to remember that.

From Troy Stangarone: https://t.co/c8uNSc9FO6

— Foreign Policy (@ForeignPolicy) June 13, 2018

How to manage a great summit 101. Here are some lessons from Nixon-Mao and Reagan-Gorbachev.

From @BWJ777:https://t.co/1dYWyufKso

— Foreign Policy (@ForeignPolicy) June 13, 2018

Trump’s storyline positions him as the hero able to do what no other president could: bring peace to the Korean Peninsula and denuclearize North Korea.

But it’s all a farce.

From @WonkVJ: https://t.co/lnyglpipsQ

— Foreign Policy (@ForeignPolicy) June 13, 2018

In Singapore, @realdonaldtrump demonstrated that he has the authority to give unconditional pardons not only to felons at home, but also on the international stage.

From @JapanChair: https://t.co/Km5j8GyXPi

— Foreign Policy (@ForeignPolicy) June 13, 2018

Just how do you prove a country has given up its nuclear weapons? With difficulty, if this cold-war era war-game is anything to go by.

From @weinbergersa: https://t.co/djmxhhZ6p6

— Foreign Policy (@ForeignPolicy) June 13, 2018

Donald Trump, Nobel laureate? Probably not, writes @Doug_Bandow: https://t.co/iRt99rZY7s

— Foreign Policy (@ForeignPolicy) June 13, 2018

Sadly, Trump walked away from the Singapore summit with mere jujubes in his pocket, William Tobey writes.https://t.co/MCLzfvRsaC

— Foreign Policy (@ForeignPolicy) June 13, 2018

The #TrumpKimSummit elicited mixed feelings from the defector community.https://t.co/Bn7inwvIlI

— Foreign Policy (@ForeignPolicy) June 13, 2018

“What they wanted to tell the Americans is, ‘Okay, so you know we have … uranium capabilities to the bomb. And by the way, you’ll never know how much we have and you’ll never know where it all is.’”

What it's actually like inside North Korea's borders: https://t.co/K5KgZlf5PE

— Foreign Policy (@ForeignPolicy) June 13, 2018

NOW: CFR's @sheilasmithcfr and Patricia M. Kim assess the #TrumpKimSummit with @garysamorehks and J. Stapleton Roy. Watch LIVE: https://t.co/x7bp8943x5 #CFRLive

— CFR (@CFR_org) June 13, 2018

How did the #TrumpKimSummit compare to past nuclear negotiations between the U.S. and North Korea? https://t.co/0lACXhb862

— CFR (@CFR_org) June 13, 2018

Despite the drama and historic nature of the #TrumpKimSummit, the outcome did not live up to the hype, says @snydersas https://t.co/XFJweDk42Q

— CFR (@CFR_org) June 13, 2018

.@RichardHaass writes for @Axios: "The problem is less (as so many are saying) the legitimacy the president accorded the North Korean leader, so much as the one-sided outcome that yielded little in the way of substance." https://t.co/dzTTQz9u6d

— CFR (@CFR_org) June 12, 2018

If the United States and North Korea are to have a new relationship, it must include the human rights dimension, argues CFR's Elliott Abrams https://t.co/P6TB28y2ZJ pic.twitter.com/tJztwVSSOn

— CFR (@CFR_org) June 12, 2018

President Trump announced that Kim Jong-un has agreed to denuclearization. Get the background on North Korea's current nuclear capabilities: https://t.co/wkxQnfSkun

— CFR (@CFR_org) June 13, 2018

China is North Korea’s biggest trade partner and arguably has the most leverage on Kim Jong-un’s regime. Here's what to know about the relationship: https://t.co/wadMzp49BB

— CFR (@CFR_org) June 13, 2018

What keeps current Supreme Leader Kim Jong Un in power is not simply nuclear weapons but also the powerful narrative that is spun to keep the North Korean people from rebelling. https://t.co/lNNiUt1tKh

— Foreign Affairs (@ForeignAffairs) June 12, 2018

No previous U.S. president considered it prudent to embark on summitry with so little preparation or on terms so favorable to the other side. https://t.co/DTxyLjlRKG

— Foreign Affairs (@ForeignAffairs) June 13, 2018

For decades, North Korea has proliferated weapons, including conventional arms, ballistic missiles, and chemical agents, to states such as Iran and Syria. https://t.co/9hvv2QjKsO

— Foreign Affairs (@ForeignAffairs) June 13, 2018

Whatever Trump promises, North Korea will not agree to what National Security Adviser John Bolton has in mind: an immediate surrender of all its nuclear arsenal and equipment. https://t.co/yPVRhQN1Gr

— Foreign Affairs (@ForeignAffairs) June 12, 2018

The Trump administration needs to rethink its desire for a quick, sweeping deal that solves the problem posed by North Korea’s nuclear and missile programs and instead opt for something more gradual and modest that would, at best, manage it. https://t.co/AV76TUzV0H

— Foreign Affairs (@ForeignAffairs) June 11, 2018

A North Korean collapse could create a problem of loose nuclear, chemical, and biological weapons on China’s doorstep. https://t.co/GhnfqjiVln

— Foreign Affairs (@ForeignAffairs) June 13, 2018

"I don't think they accomplished anything except for a photo op…We effectively gave up one of our most important chits in the longer term negotiation for nothing."

Senator @ChrisMurphyCT talks to @paulwaldman1 about the North Korea summit:https://t.co/NWQmm48bZg

— Greg Sargent (@ThePlumLineGS) June 12, 2018

US Policy Changes Vol.87 (North Korea Vol.5: US-North Korea summit meeting)

Singapore Summit was a 'nothing burger', @FitzpatrickIISS writes. But he adds that Trump and Kim have reduced the threat of war each was responsible for heightening last year. https://t.co/Q8Amo5iXdU pic.twitter.com/Zs1mZwnaPs

— IISS News (@IISS_org) June 13, 2018

New US-North Korea agreement 'amounts to far less than was reached in previous agreements in 1992, 1993, 1994, 2000, 2005 and 2007' – @FitzpatrickIISS | https://t.co/Q8Amo5iXdU #TrumpKimSummit pic.twitter.com/6R8XfdQZt9

— IISS News (@IISS_org) June 12, 2018

In the event of war, Seoul could use the Korea Massive Punishment & Retaliation Strategy to strike the North's high command. More details in our new free report: https://t.co/bLi47Ak1mv #TrumpKimSummit pic.twitter.com/wV45RY7dQ7

— IISS News (@IISS_org) June 12, 2018

Cyber attacks against US/South Korean targets attributed to North Korea. There's more on Pyongyang's cyber capability in our new report: https://t.co/bLi47Ak1mv #TrumpKimSummit pic.twitter.com/13QRvf5xg2

— IISS News (@IISS_org) June 12, 2018

Mapped: North Korea's air power. New, free IISS report containts in-depth examination of military power on the Korean Peninsula. https://t.co/e5DEyEY8tn #TrumpKimSummit pic.twitter.com/cGYczZlzBy

— IISS News (@IISS_org) June 12, 2018

"The South Koreans may well find ways to work around sanctions or interpret them in a way that allows them to re-up economic engagement” – @FitzpatrickIISS https://t.co/32sbi17KEC

— IISS News (@IISS_org) June 11, 2018

'So long as Japan and South Korea feel protected by the US, including by its ‘nuclear umbrella’, they have no need to consider nuclear armaments of their own.' @FitzpatrickIISS urges Trump to stand with his regional allies. https://t.co/c0VyAou7Pp #TrumpKimSummit pic.twitter.com/ijuIerDs6k

— IISS News (@IISS_org) June 11, 2018

Before #TrumpKimSummit, see how key regional players view the threat from Pyongyanghttps://t.co/RSf04duIK9

— IISS News (@IISS_org) June 11, 2018

What did Donald Trump and Kim Jong-un actually agree on? @FitzpatrickIISS explains that "historic" document. #TrumpKim 📻 pic.twitter.com/MCBAJ1AepF

— BBC Newshour (@BBCNewshour) June 12, 2018

A reminder of the 20 #NorthKorea ballistic missile tests last year https://t.co/8ddYhlKieV #SLD18 pic.twitter.com/eVrGN8finA

— Joseph Dempsey (@JosephHDempsey) June 2, 2018

"America First" today: "America Alone" in the long run https://t.co/laDrU53vTn

— The Economist (@TheEconomist) June 13, 2018

Mr Kim will be thrilled. He has now implicitly been recognised as an equal by a sitting American president https://t.co/NtDCDhOP8h

— The Economist (@TheEconomist) June 12, 2018

How does Donald Trump's meeting with Kim Jong Un compare with other historical summits? https://t.co/5qZuTyK0N5 pic.twitter.com/VPUrUsai6B

— The Economist (@TheEconomist) June 12, 2018

"This is what Trump needs to do to make North Korea get rid of their nukes" https://t.co/7SnQDsX4uC

— TIME (@TIME) June 13, 2018

Mike Pompeo says U.S. will resume war games with South Korea if North Korea stops acting in good faith https://t.co/uiqEnK6KKT

— TIME (@TIME) June 13, 2018

National Security Council says it created that video President Trump showed Kim Jong Un before the North Korean Summit https://t.co/vyQptBrsng

— TIME (@TIME) June 13, 2018

"Trump ending war games with South Korea isn't a 'stunning concession.' It's long overdue" https://t.co/U6JYOTNmpy

— TIME (@TIME) June 13, 2018

There are 5,300 U.S. service members buried in North Korea. The Trump-Kim agreement could bring them home https://t.co/RJNJTwJ3wK

— TIME (@TIME) June 13, 2018

There's a good reason Sylvester Stallone has a cameo in Trump's North Korea film https://t.co/0mdXYcq3pC

— TIME (@TIME) June 13, 2018

"The North Korea summit gave Trump a genuine victory. But China may benefit most," writes @ianbremmer https://t.co/Rnilf4pM4Y

— TIME (@TIME) June 13, 2018

Otto Warmbier's parents praise President Trump and hope "something positive" comes from the North Korea summit https://t.co/9tv7CC3DzR

— TIME (@TIME) June 13, 2018

Meet the "unsung hero" who interpreted for President Trump during his 1-on-1 with Kim Jong Un https://t.co/PMamSFbnNB

— TIME (@TIME) June 13, 2018

Lawmakers are hesitant to judge the North Korea summit just yet https://t.co/cIDNLDq9nZ

— TIME (@TIME) June 13, 2018

"Donald Trump has successfully cleaned up North Korea's brand" https://t.co/NdaIipOpIz

— TIME (@TIME) June 13, 2018

Norwegian lawmakers joined a set of Republicans in nominating Donald Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize https://t.co/8HOOEvTywy pic.twitter.com/oIT5PuHbAO

— Newsweek (@Newsweek) June 13, 2018

Kim Jong Un has Donald Trump right where he wants him | Opinion https://t.co/GT0nwG29EW pic.twitter.com/7ZmhdGaszB

— Newsweek (@Newsweek) June 13, 2018

Awkward: Trump official wrote tweet criticizing Obama over hypothetical Kim Jong Un handshake https://t.co/oSIgvJcKEo pic.twitter.com/WXyWctocWL

— Newsweek (@Newsweek) June 13, 2018

Trump echoed North Korean propaganda about U.S. ‘war games,’ a CIA analyst says https://t.co/swoYZFQjiz pic.twitter.com/DIgxqcOl55

— Newsweek (@Newsweek) June 13, 2018

Seeing U.S. flag alongside North Korea's was "disgusting," says ex-CIA official https://t.co/DIupnJR5Jc pic.twitter.com/RvnsiWHhQ1

— Newsweek (@Newsweek) June 13, 2018

Kim Jong Un will probably keep nukes despite deal with Trump, says Russian senator https://t.co/PNUQAkU5gf pic.twitter.com/nknNCRS1zg

— Newsweek (@Newsweek) June 13, 2018

Donald Trump gave Kim Jong Un a "propaganda film" showing North Korean leader as "hero of his people" https://t.co/6TQ6QnDIzI pic.twitter.com/D1DGgF0WPn

— Newsweek (@Newsweek) June 13, 2018

Donald Trump, who once accused Kim Jong Un of human rights abuses, now claims North Koreans love their leader https://t.co/ZOWnQlZJa9 pic.twitter.com/wCIOgJtusd

— Newsweek (@Newsweek) June 13, 2018

Russia praised Trump's meeting with Kim Jong Un, and plans to be involved in North Korea's peace plan https://t.co/rH6aQzers3 pic.twitter.com/f2wKQ1gqnc

— Newsweek (@Newsweek) June 12, 2018

Jim Carrey's latest political painting targets Trump and Kim Jong Un's historic summit meeting. https://t.co/sSJTrU84ya pic.twitter.com/ORn3HQ4jX4

— Newsweek (@Newsweek) June 12, 2018

Still confused about the Trump-Kim summit? 12 pressing questions, answered https://t.co/nrFNaOvqla

— FORTUNE (@FortuneMagazine) June 13, 2018

If Trump and Kim are texting each other, it’s probably on an iPhone https://t.co/4yF0QRBiz1

— FORTUNE (@FortuneMagazine) June 13, 2018

Trump and Kim signed a 4-point peace pledge at their summit. Here’s what it says https://t.co/DePeDZnA3d

— FORTUNE (@FortuneMagazine) June 12, 2018

What will #NorthKorea demand in return for some level of denuclearization? "The biggest danger is that the U.S. will be tempted to trade conventional force posture for nukes," – @abigailcgrace briefs @washingtonpost on the pitfalls of the upcoming summit: https://t.co/OJUPXjFHVL

— CNAS (@CNASdc) June 11, 2018

'Xi Jinping is a happier man today than he was a few months ago'. Find out why in the new commentary from Charles Parton, "China’s Xi Jinping Will Sleep More Soundly After the Singapore Summit". Read now: https://t.co/Ae35Fj9xW1

— RUSI (@RUSI_org) June 13, 2018

Trump on Kim Jong Un: "If you can do that at 27-years-old, I mean, that's one in 10,000 that can do that." https://t.co/rm4A7auqNR

— Business Insider (@businessinsider) June 14, 2018

With all the uncertainty around the June 12 summit between President Trump and North Korea's Kim Jong-un, it's essential to stay informed. Read everything @BrookingsInst experts are saying about the meeting: https://t.co/MOpKqlE71p pic.twitter.com/TGg3f1ficZ

— Brookings FP (@BrookingsFP) June 4, 2018

“Until recently, U.S. officials had asserted that complete, verifiable, irreversible disarmament was the minimum threshold for a deal in North Korea. Now, no longer.” https://t.co/HN6VtJxOhn pic.twitter.com/pxH10p1pBE

— Brookings FP (@BrookingsFP) June 13, 2018

One of Obama’s top Asia advisors compares what Trump and Kim each achieved in Singapore: https://t.co/nghlHlML3U

— Brookings FP (@BrookingsFP) June 13, 2018

Human rights missing in Trump–Kim summit https://t.co/nJBXcGiksj

— Blogs of War (@BlogsofWar) June 14, 2018

The Singapore Summit’s Failure on North Korean Human Rights https://t.co/ZehcDRbijH

— Blogs of War (@BlogsofWar) June 14, 2018

Kim Jong Un Grabs the Headlines At Home, But What Did Trump Get From the Historic Summit? https://t.co/r8tk93DLrr

— Blogs of War (@BlogsofWar) June 14, 2018

Rational Security: The 'De-Nuked' Edition
https://t.co/BMEgzV27qO

— Blogs of War (@BlogsofWar) June 14, 2018

North Korea’s dispersed and hidden weapons complex highlights the challenge of denuclearization https://t.co/qq50cq6OHU

— Blogs of War (@BlogsofWar) June 13, 2018

Trump says North Korea is 'no longer' a nuclear threat. The Pentagon budget suggests otherwise. https://t.co/nYehE7VCbO

— Blogs of War (@BlogsofWar) June 13, 2018

The National Security Law Podcast: Live from Singapore, Malaysia?!
https://t.co/C0pMLBjYM4

— Blogs of War (@BlogsofWar) June 13, 2018

Secretary of State Pompeo calls questions about gaps in Trump-Kim statement ‘insulting and ridiculous’ https://t.co/ybsY8r4Xay

— Blogs of War (@BlogsofWar) June 13, 2018

The Trump Kim Summit: Why History Doesn’t Always Repeat Itself https://t.co/x208SlpHeh

— Blogs of War (@BlogsofWar) June 13, 2018

Trump–Kim summit: negotiating weakness https://t.co/l3fvkvVvHX

— Blogs of War (@BlogsofWar) June 13, 2018

Trump–Kim summit: Moon’s conflicted achievement https://t.co/yvE1XbfGq7

— Blogs of War (@BlogsofWar) June 13, 2018

Trump celebrates Singapore accord with North Korea, but substance has yet to be revealed https://t.co/Voj5iqPfze

— Blogs of War (@BlogsofWar) June 12, 2018

US Policy Changes Vol.86 (North Korea Vol.4: US-North Korea summit meeting)

"There are all sorts of things you have to do in foreign policy…You have to hold your nose and deal with beasts. But you don’t have to tell outrageous and insulting lies, and you don’t have to break faith with American values, and human values." https://t.co/BC0iAw48BR

— Bill Kristol (@BillKristol) June 12, 2018

https://t.co/T1WMUrrXNN

— Jonah Goldberg (@JonahNRO) June 12, 2018

North Korea Wins Suspension of U.S. Military Exercise in Exchange for Promises, Magic Beans https://t.co/QdyDMEyx4X pic.twitter.com/UqLYb8QOvw

— National Review (@NRO) June 13, 2018

Kim’s Big Day https://t.co/cafnKnyXB2 pic.twitter.com/8MqQY0xZXO

— National Review (@NRO) June 13, 2018

Today was a step toward a Korean Peninsula united — under Pyongyang. https://t.co/NWr8fgh6bh via @MichaelBD pic.twitter.com/NhdZwFudSb

— National Review (@NRO) June 12, 2018

Bernie Sanders Praises Trump-Kim Summit As ‘Positive Step’ https://t.co/JKIESdndJ6 pic.twitter.com/HSrCsvNQiH

— National Review (@NRO) June 13, 2018

Keeping North Koreans in the dark has helped Kim Jong-un and his predecessors stay in power. https://t.co/HDmRnDJ8HE via @PWRHungry pic.twitter.com/2pGrrWB3Di

— National Review (@NRO) June 12, 2018

On Wednesday morning, Chosun Ilbo, South Korea’s paper of record, published a bleak editorial: “Kim Jong-un Got Everything He Wanted from Summit with Trump.” https://t.co/e6jeeGT667

— Charlie Sykes (@SykesCharlie) June 13, 2018

GOP Lawmakers in Wait-and-See Mode After Trump-Kim Summit https://t.co/I7FJG5pF95 pic.twitter.com/bnWMb6QE3t

— The Weekly Standard (@weeklystandard) June 13, 2018

This is absurd. And it’s dangerous. https://t.co/jWxlpBl5Gx

— The Weekly Standard (@weeklystandard) June 13, 2018

Trump praised Kim Jong-un Tuesday, after they met, saying, “I learned he’s a very talented man” who “loves his country very much.” Which is somewhat different from what Trump said about Kim back in September in speech to the United Nations. https://t.co/itTI1AtvVE

— The Weekly Standard (@weeklystandard) June 12, 2018

On a substantive level, we won't be able to judge it the North Korea Summit is a true success or a failure until years from now. https://t.co/SB5zTfIHtL

— The Weekly Standard (@weeklystandard) June 12, 2018

Kim-Trump Summit: The President's Confidence Ignores Recent History with North Korea https://t.co/9whU7qhT2G

— The Weekly Standard (@weeklystandard) June 12, 2018

What possible interest could a company such as PotCoin have in Dennis Rodman’s relationship with Pyongyang? https://t.co/YHcUixihlS

— The Weekly Standard (@weeklystandard) June 11, 2018

North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un’s behavior this year has been one of profoundly confusing developments. https://t.co/FXqcOofPbY

— The Weekly Standard (@weeklystandard) June 11, 2018

The U.S. has nothing to gain by engaging in talks with Kim Jong-un. Negotiations intended to achieve the unachievable goal of genuine denuclearization can only benefit Pyongyang with concessions and international prestige. https://t.co/IKnLCWOYB0

— The Weekly Standard (@weeklystandard) June 11, 2018

The North Korea Summit Is Lit https://t.co/tIrbOe8OpW

— The Weekly Standard (@weeklystandard) June 11, 2018

"A bad combination is an unstable regime that is cash-starved with a bunch of nukes,” Graham warned. https://t.co/pl5hdI5GQH

— The Weekly Standard (@weeklystandard) June 9, 2018

‘Weirdo’ — Rubio Slams Kim Jong Un In Fox Interview https://t.co/AmqXNEHBAp pic.twitter.com/MMQjtGueJZ

— The Daily Caller (@DailyCaller) June 13, 2018

Sen. Schumer: Trump ‘Legitimized A Brutal Dictator’ https://t.co/lCF6d7CuEU pic.twitter.com/ybzp28P4BH

— The Daily Caller (@DailyCaller) June 13, 2018

Things got heated in a hurry last night when @TheFive’s left-leaning co-host @TheJuanWilliams took a shot at @GregGutfeld and @realDonaldTrump when discussing the #NorthKoreaSummit.

"I did not call Warmbeir a lemming, you moron."https://t.co/OGib8yl2wD pic.twitter.com/L9SGqgIVds

— The Daily Caller (@DailyCaller) June 13, 2018

.@NancyPelosi Not Satisfied With Trump’s Deal With Kim Jong Un https://t.co/2WUgiQ0h3P pic.twitter.com/FoJqboI5WK

— The Daily Caller (@DailyCaller) June 14, 2018

MSNBC Guest Insists Trump-Kim Meeting Is Not ‘Historic’ https://t.co/7p6sc38AS6 pic.twitter.com/W9z3GcOdWk

— The Daily Caller (@DailyCaller) June 14, 2018

Paul Ryan: Trump ‘Should Be Applauded’ For North Korea Summit https://t.co/mtcotEd69q pic.twitter.com/A9Grk5nEtN

— The Daily Caller (@DailyCaller) June 13, 2018

Both Trump, Kim Claim Victory As They Return Home From Historic Summit https://t.co/NwgOPh6WmD pic.twitter.com/P944RdjDPd

— The Daily Caller (@DailyCaller) June 13, 2018

Trump Thinks China Shares Vision On North Korean Nukes https://t.co/njDiiuaIpD pic.twitter.com/yUGWcPSIcU

— The Daily Caller (@DailyCaller) June 13, 2018

James Clapper Praises Trump For North Korea Meeting https://t.co/mQTzofGpzM pic.twitter.com/eWZzWzbrIG

— The Daily Caller (@DailyCaller) June 13, 2018

On today’s episode of The Daily Daily Caller Podcast, we discuss the continued liberal freakout over the summit with North Korea and explain how the so-called foreign policy “experts” who are aiding in this freakout have an unbroken record of failure.https://t.co/JSipSDkKR7

— The Daily Caller (@DailyCaller) June 13, 2018

A body language expert who appeared on @CNN today said that President Donald Trump clearly dominated North Korea’s Kim Jong Un during their historic summit.https://t.co/tOiogABfd7 pic.twitter.com/eMD5RBudZn

— The Daily Caller (@DailyCaller) June 13, 2018

CNN’s Acosta Defends Shouting Questions At Kim Jong Un https://t.co/q3UTaUS4tN pic.twitter.com/8BECMIHKWC

— The Daily Caller (@DailyCaller) June 13, 2018

Otto Warmbier’s Parents ‘Appreciate President Trump’s’ Comments https://t.co/IA9T8GRBji pic.twitter.com/v2VgOYDkX0

— The Daily Caller (@DailyCaller) June 13, 2018

Morning Joe’ Congratulates Trump On Summit: ‘I Feel A Sense Of Relief’ https://t.co/iDGaofuXUY pic.twitter.com/7RdHjmF9Qq

— The Daily Caller (@DailyCaller) June 13, 2018

Bernie Sanders Praises Trump After Summit With Kim Jong Un https://t.co/Nw4G0Pegdk pic.twitter.com/sfWXV2B1Lf

— The Daily Caller (@DailyCaller) June 13, 2018

Trump Explains Why He Gave Up War Games In North Korea Summit https://t.co/vffw3SifTE pic.twitter.com/6Ini9fB1ov

— The Daily Caller (@DailyCaller) June 13, 2018

Trump Touts Diplomatic Victories With North Korea After Summit https://t.co/ATufVFWg0X pic.twitter.com/majCsBQxoe

— The Daily Caller (@DailyCaller) June 13, 2018

Rand Paul Hopes John Bolton Was ‘At The Children’s Table’ During North Korea Summit https://t.co/d27qoVOZa6 pic.twitter.com/vNlkt8n3Ur

— The Daily Caller (@DailyCaller) June 13, 2018

Trump, Kim Jong Un Accept Invitations To Visit Each Other’s Countries: North Korean State Media https://t.co/23iEvoemsj pic.twitter.com/ZxADrfmr3K

— The Daily Caller (@DailyCaller) June 13, 2018

President Trump’s Chances Of Winning Nobel Peace Prize Just Went Through The Roof https://t.co/bptUcuwPsp pic.twitter.com/K7Sw5P6Kek

— The Daily Caller (@DailyCaller) June 13, 2018

‘Since When?’ — Trump Demolishes Critics Of His Kim Meeting https://t.co/6lUIELBkiM pic.twitter.com/tl8Ii75jHs

— The Daily Caller (@DailyCaller) June 13, 2018

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— Breitbart News (@BreitbartNews) June 13, 2018

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— Breitbart News (@BreitbartNews) June 13, 2018

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— Breitbart News (@BreitbartNews) June 12, 2018

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— Breitbart News (@BreitbartNews) June 12, 2018

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— Breitbart News (@BreitbartNews) June 12, 2018

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— Breitbart News (@BreitbartNews) June 12, 2018

US Policy Changes Vol.85 (North Korea Vol.3: US-North Korea summit meeting)

"The world will see a major change" – Kim Jong-un's words as he and Donald Trump sign a "historic" document after #TrumpKimSummit https://t.co/slT5YzZ7IR pic.twitter.com/PEVsdA1XjR

— BBC Breaking News (@BBCBreaking) June 12, 2018

North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has just left his Singapore hotel and joins @realDonaldTrump on his way to Sentosa summit. #TrumpKim #TrumpKimSummit https://t.co/UZ5gjnZ47w pic.twitter.com/vQAsR5fNt3

— BBC Breaking News (@BBCBreaking) June 12, 2018

Donald Trump tells reporters that he and Kim Jong-un will shortly be "signing" something together, as they take a stroll together after meeting #TrumpKimSummit https://t.co/kjswFplk8L pic.twitter.com/ndUlwG410o

— BBC News (World) (@BBCWorld) June 12, 2018

From 'fire and fury' to this. The moment Donald Trump met Kim Jong-un https://t.co/kQeQIixs89 pic.twitter.com/oVkCQA7wTU

— BBC News (World) (@BBCWorld) June 12, 2018

"We will have a terrific relationship, I have no doubt" – this is what Donald Trump and Kim Jong-un had to say before their one-to-one meeting #TrumpKimSummit https://t.co/tBBZ3P53CM pic.twitter.com/PFXrSvGT8V

— BBC News (World) (@BBCWorld) June 12, 2018

In pictures: Kim makes surprise Singapore tour https://t.co/3TsUH4hGLL

— BBC News (World) (@BBCWorld) June 12, 2018

Guess who else is in Singapore for the #TrumpKimsummit

Dennis Rodman just got emotional on CNN while sharing his joy at seeing his "friend" Kim Jong-un meeting @realDonaldTrump https://t.co/0lycZ550bf pic.twitter.com/RUEnVSWjHu

— BBC News (World) (@BBCWorld) June 12, 2018

Opinion: @DominicWaghorn explains that 'without a concrete commitment on denuclearisation the US president risks being played for a sucker' https://t.co/VIO9I5axNJ

— Sky News (@SkyNews) June 12, 2018

Commuters in Seoul brought to a stand still as the eyes of a nation fix on Trump-Kim handshake https://t.co/850cNJ5PFE

— Sky News (@SkyNews) June 12, 2018

Here's why Donald Trump is "desperate to be seen to be in charge" as he meets with Kim Jong Un #TrumpKim #USNorthKorea https://t.co/NgR4Q5HGxQ

— Sky News (@SkyNews) June 12, 2018

"People are going to be very happy" – Donald Trump and Kim Jong Un have signed a 'comprehensive' joint document after a one-on-one meeting #TrumpKim #USNorthKorea pic.twitter.com/CkajayjXeu

— Sky News (@SkyNews) June 12, 2018

"We've had a great time together" – Donald Trump says he is signing a "pretty comprehensive document" with Kim Jong Un #TrumpKim #USNorthKorea pic.twitter.com/f5bbgn6oeM

— Sky News (@SkyNews) June 12, 2018

"A story of conflict and separation" – Watch @AliBunkallSKY's special report – Korea: A Divided History – here: https://t.co/pSCRLcVHxb #TrumpKim

— Sky News (@SkyNews) June 12, 2018

"We will be tremendously successful" – Donald Trump says he will have 'a terrific relationship' with Kim Jong Un after the pair met in Singapore #TrumpKim #USNorthKorea pic.twitter.com/vhfGurk0yt

— Sky News (@SkyNews) June 12, 2018

Kim gets what he wanted – but Trump needs more https://t.co/KogEU6fAnj

— Sky News (@SkyNews) June 12, 2018

Body language experts will be pouring over footage from the #TrumpKimSummit, but what exactly can we learn about the secretive North Korean dictator from his body language pic.twitter.com/11QpKL7wv6

— Sky News (@SkyNews) June 12, 2018

Kim Jong Un and Donald Trump have finished their working lunch together and are about to go to a "signing" #TrumpKimSummit pic.twitter.com/eJVtNbmCOT

— Sky News (@SkyNews) June 12, 2018

Everything you need to know about the first face-to-face meeting between Donald Trump and Kim Jong Un https://t.co/tVuPE0ydQB

— Sky News (@SkyNews) June 12, 2018

'Get a good picture so we look nice and handsome' – Donald Trump asked photographers to make him look 'thin and perfect' at his working lunch with Kim Jong Un #TrumpKim #USNorthKorea pic.twitter.com/tWAYRz8mus

— Sky News (@SkyNews) June 12, 2018

How North Korea's state media is reporting the #TrumpKimSummit https://t.co/elqk15wT31

— Sky News (@SkyNews) June 12, 2018

The entourage of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un includes four high-powered women – including his sister and a popstar #TrumpKimSummit https://t.co/G3lQkJCEdg

— Sky News (@SkyNews) June 12, 2018

The division between North and South was merely an artificial boundary designed to keep the peace between two superpowers, can the #TrumpKim summit start the process of removing that line from the map for good? https://t.co/mGhEEFRIZZ

— Sky News (@SkyNews) June 12, 2018

Body language experts will be pouring over footage from the #TrumpKimSummit, but what exactly can we learn about Donald Trump from his body language? pic.twitter.com/2heUTd4JbW

— Sky News (@SkyNews) June 12, 2018

"The North Koreans never forget, the Americans never learn" – might the #TrumpKimSummit not be that historic afterall? pic.twitter.com/O8P7DdBN4Z

— Sky News (@SkyNews) June 12, 2018

Take a peek inside the secretive nation of North Korea pic.twitter.com/MKr2OUyPNa

— Sky News (@SkyNews) June 12, 2018

Unicorn lairs, executed uncles and vast prison camps: 14 things to know about #NorthKorea pic.twitter.com/j3GbsZGWJa

— Sky News (@SkyNews) June 12, 2018

"In North Korea, if one person does wrong, the whole family is killed" – a defector tells Sky News about life under Kim Jong Un's regime pic.twitter.com/9Imq4pfDof

— Sky News (@SkyNews) June 12, 2018

Tyrant or adorable? Here's how North Korean leader Kim Jong Un is viewed by the people of South Korea #TrumpKim pic.twitter.com/q3KDgxcHFB

— Sky News (@SkyNews) June 12, 2018

What does North Korea's Kim Jong-Un really want from the #TrumpKim summit? Our experts weigh in pic.twitter.com/ZHpMizHWgR

— Sky News (@SkyNews) June 12, 2018

In the past, President Trump has called North Korea "brutal" and a "menace", now he is sitting down with the country's leader #TrumpKim pic.twitter.com/JOF8bLa3re

— Sky News (@SkyNews) June 12, 2018

Follow live updates as US President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un meet in Singapore #TrumpKim https://t.co/Nw8aLMZCVE

— Sky News (@SkyNews) June 11, 2018

This is the historic moment Donald Trump and Kim Jong-un sign a document committing to the 'complete denuclearisation of the Korean peninsula'#TrumpKimSummit #SingaporeSummit https://t.co/S3xxlLuKW1 pic.twitter.com/3cagXULmEl

— ITV News (@itvnews) June 12, 2018

The unprecedented meeting between Donald Trump and Kim Jong Un is less than an hour away. If you're too excited for it to start you can take our 'North Korea summit quiz' to calm your nerves https://t.co/IbrM0abrPf pic.twitter.com/ZcwvcOzkix

— ITV News (@itvnews) June 12, 2018

In pictures: Kim Jong Un goes walkabout in Singapore ahead of historic summit with President Donald Trump https://t.co/uBa5sbrNiD pic.twitter.com/6xmPjS5LDO

— ITV News (@itvnews) June 11, 2018

North Korean survivors tell @debiedwarditv why Singapore's selfie-taking welcome of Kim Jong-un has left them horrified https://t.co/WtcR83uVmB pic.twitter.com/yuymMTDYAb

— ITV News (@itvnews) June 11, 2018

From Kim Jong-un's unlikely visit to a casino to his athletic bodyguard protection – watch the scenes of hysteria in Singapore ahead of one of the biggest political events of the centuryhttps://t.co/yDWCKP8oHl pic.twitter.com/OTAHGv5lJa

— ITV News (@itvnews) June 11, 2018

“We decided to leave the past behind. The world will see a major change.”

Kim Jong-un and President Trump sign a joint document after historic talks in Singapore. pic.twitter.com/RfiQ4oRviG

— Channel 4 News (@Channel4News) June 12, 2018

This is what Donald Trump has said about about Kim Jong-un over the years.

The two unpredictable leaders will meet tomorrow. pic.twitter.com/bvWphoEyQo

— Channel 4 News (@Channel4News) June 11, 2018

Singapore summit: Kim Jong-un says 'world will see major change' https://t.co/1W1w6bw3bT

— The Guardian (@guardian) June 12, 2018

The Singapore summit is a global exercise in damage limitation of Donald Trump | Richard Wolffe https://t.co/OdH3tiWsWK

— The Guardian (@guardian) June 12, 2018

A meeting of equals: what we learned from the Trump and Kim handshake https://t.co/vdsO1LRwnx

— The Guardian (@guardian) June 12, 2018

The best photos from Kim and Trump's Singapore summit https://t.co/Etb7TEG3cG

— The Guardian (@guardian) June 12, 2018

When Kim Jong-un meets Trump will still have his finger on the nuclear button? https://t.co/sarJdF1XxB pic.twitter.com/OBsKbTYQLQ

— The Independent (@Independent) June 12, 2018

As US and North Korea talked world peace there was just one woman in the room – Donald Trump's translator https://t.co/LdhfvkjHKf pic.twitter.com/Er12TjAmpv

— The Independent (@Independent) June 12, 2018

Donald Trump will not discuss human rights at Kim Jong-un summit, say reports https://t.co/ndjUZnMuKC pic.twitter.com/EhYrvpcov6

— The Independent (@Independent) June 12, 2018

Trump-Kim summit: Meeting might be first hurdle in years of talks, former negotiator cautions https://t.co/1u5eHWgjDo pic.twitter.com/RLMGsKPwAQ

— The Independent (@Independent) June 12, 2018

Kim Jong-un's motorcade as he heads to meet with Donald Trump at Sentosa Island, Singapore pic.twitter.com/6BEoHYmF2O

— The Independent (@Independent) June 12, 2018

The signed document between Kim Jong-un and Donald Trump reveals:

* New US-North Korea relations
* Push for “lasting and stable peace”
* Work towards “complete denuclearisation”
* Recovery of POW / MIA remainshttps://t.co/1LF43xT3W8 pic.twitter.com/vhzyN3NmLk

— The Telegraph (@Telegraph) June 12, 2018

North Korean leader Kim Jong-un places a hand on the back of US President Donald Trump after the pair signed a document in Singapore

The two leaders signed the leather-bound documents with flourish in a post-lunch ceremony

Read more: https://t.co/PQUOxNvKTL pic.twitter.com/HV0geo3MpA

— The Telegraph (@Telegraph) June 12, 2018

Trump's threats to Kim Jong-un show that this is the real way to achieve nuclear disarmament, writes @MrTCHarris https://t.co/qbnAyVdaio

— The Telegraph (@Telegraph) June 11, 2018

Trump promises to 'solve a big problem' at historic nuclear summit https://t.co/LZb2XbqNBA

— Evening Standard (@standardnews) June 12, 2018

How it was a BRITON who helped Donald Trump arrange North Korea summit: https://t.co/viWpkUJCYe #NorthKoreaSummit #DonaldTrump #KimJongUn

— Daily Express (@Daily_Express) June 12, 2018

Trump: "Anyone can make war, only the most courageous can make peace"#TrumpKimSummit https://t.co/4f8t4WNA9l

— Metro (@MetroUK) June 12, 2018

REVEALED: The REAL reason behind Kim Jong-un and Donald Trump's 'nervous' handshakes #USNorthKorea https://t.co/75CVSzuxZ7 pic.twitter.com/c4DPvgLdtA

— Daily Star (@Daily_Star) June 12, 2018

Donald Trump’s nuclear code case SPOTTED at Kim summit over North Korea nukes #USNorthKorea https://t.co/ymUExni7Rs pic.twitter.com/wMLHTJQ6Pc

— Daily Star (@Daily_Star) June 12, 2018

Kim and Trump pledge the 'world is about to CHANGE' as North Korea agrees to GIVE UP nukes https://t.co/yPBDFwsbTn pic.twitter.com/sGKEkwC5lB

— Daily Star (@Daily_Star) June 12, 2018

Has Kim Jong-un prepared for #USNorthKorea summit by reading Donald Trump's book Art of the Deal? https://t.co/QNevuTQffh pic.twitter.com/gr8WgHPIu3

— Daily Star (@Daily_Star) June 12, 2018

MAPPED: North Korea SURROUNDED for Trump-Kim summit by US warships, bombers and troops #USNorthKorea https://t.co/cMmXhd9lcy pic.twitter.com/s9IHagUfw2

— Daily Star (@Daily_Star) June 12, 2018

Pictures Donald Trump DOESN’T want you to see – they're the REAL reason NK hates the US https://t.co/QyaDdR9nUn pic.twitter.com/mwJX2QAyO4

— Daily Star (@Daily_Star) June 12, 2018

Donald Trump could destroy North Korea in just 60 SECONDS using THIS #USNorthKorea https://t.co/PT6yH5jqLd pic.twitter.com/I2w6gqzwGJ

— Daily Star (@Daily_Star) June 12, 2018

Bizarre moment Trump shows off the $1.6million Beast to Kim giving the North Korean dictator a peek inside the unique vehicle https://t.co/9nDj5ll6zM pic.twitter.com/f4HCzeaFZV

— Daily Mail US (@DailyMail) June 12, 2018

Kim Jong-un commits to 'complete de-nuclearisation' as he and Trump sign historic document https://t.co/a4LsT14UMG pic.twitter.com/rUHUzsH6Ev

— Daily Mail US (@DailyMail) June 12, 2018

Handwriting analysis reveals hidden meanings of Donald Trump's signature https://t.co/GiCCmlY0HE pic.twitter.com/drYeCdOLMH

— Daily Mirror (@DailyMirror) June 12, 2018

What Donald Trump and Kim Jong Un's body language says about their meeting https://t.co/WM9jSR32lL pic.twitter.com/olS15fgyza

— Daily Mirror (@DailyMirror) June 12, 2018

Donald Trump and Kim Jong-un have arrived at Sentosa Island for the #TrumpKimSummit – but where exactly is it? And why is it known as the "island behind the dead"? https://t.co/Ig2C9b3Nwu pic.twitter.com/t90QGO4ddL

— Daily Mirror (@DailyMirror) June 12, 2018

"The world will see a major change." – Latest from the historic #TrumpKim summit: https://t.co/sU4rnmESe6

— The Sun (@TheSun) June 12, 2018

Kim Jong-un 'takes Portaloo to Trump summit to stop enemy spies seizing his poos'https://t.co/iPVIpDFhQk

— The Sun (@TheSun) June 11, 2018

Dennis Rodman hails Trump 'best negotiator in world' ahead of Kim meethttps://t.co/ryEIppHF8R pic.twitter.com/oMFW5hX3Ns

— The Sun (@TheSun) June 11, 2018

Trump and Kim Jong Un sign a 'comprehensive' document following a historic summit in Singapore https://t.co/xsHJpIYY7Y Live coverage on the #TrumpKimSummit: https://t.co/5SkBG9OspZ pic.twitter.com/TVy4Mufjns

— Reuters Top News (@Reuters) June 12, 2018

'Alpha male' handshakes when Trump and Kim first met, but body language showed some anxiety https://t.co/FSrMDCVy1r Follow live updates of the #TrumpKimSummit: https://t.co/pwICFlOQCo pic.twitter.com/nauUjqrtVm

— Reuters Top News (@Reuters) June 12, 2018

Residents of China border city hope U.S.-North Korea summit spurs peace, and business https://t.co/QKo5IQVv52 Follow live coverage of the #TrumpKimSummit: https://t.co/zK7BQcyidc pic.twitter.com/QY4NyKGVfx

— Reuters Top News (@Reuters) June 12, 2018

Trump says Kim is 'very smart', that North Korea to denuclearize 'very, very quickly' https://t.co/YDRfRL7Xar

— Reuters Top News (@Reuters) June 12, 2018

U.S. President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un expected to sign an agreement at a summit in Singap… https://t.co/yL3EVYmSJZ

— Reuters Top News (@Reuters) June 12, 2018

Read all about it: North Korea state media plasters front pages with leader's Singapore trip https://t.co/aAHSq21MiI pic.twitter.com/GWzM7E8KQ4

— Reuters Top News (@Reuters) June 12, 2018

US Policy Changes Vol.84 (North Korea Vol.2: US-North Korea summit meeting)

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— AFP news agency (@AFP) June 12, 2018

On the world's last Cold War frontier soldiers from the North are hopeful a historic summit will herald a new era for their country https://t.co/ccDw5VJtLg pic.twitter.com/uKDqj2YM8G

— AFP news agency (@AFP) June 12, 2018

Chinese social media users are scratching their heads over a ‘Chinese proverb’ Ivanka Trump posted to Twitter as her father prepared for his summit with Kim Jong Un https://t.co/OU3z0WcrDz pic.twitter.com/bxnsX1ghDe

— AFP news agency (@AFP) June 12, 2018

VIDEO: Trump voices optimism during summit with Kim, saying that "we will solve a big problem." Read all of @AP’s summit coverage here: https://t.co/dogUpmajPH https://t.co/kS7nBRhD3J

— The Associated Press (@AP) June 12, 2018

VIDEO: Trump with Kim: “Excellent relationship” during Singapore summit. Read all of @AP’s summit coverage here: https://t.co/ev5JLRhbEY https://t.co/bqOK48LXXP

— The Associated Press (@AP) June 12, 2018

From a 1976 ax murder to the new detente, here's a look at ten other historic moments in US-North Korea relations before today's handshake. https://t.co/JLzvfCNwV2

— The Associated Press (@AP) June 12, 2018

Kim Jong Un's meeting with Trump won't include his entire entourage, but here's a look at the advisers he's brought with him. https://t.co/NpxSDJfC4I

— The Associated Press (@AP) June 12, 2018

We’re LIVE as Donald Trump holds a press conference after his meeting with Kim Jong Un. #TrumpKim https://t.co/GphnujIkLW

— dwnews (@dwnews) June 12, 2018

What was US President Donald Trump's impression from Kim Jong Un?

"A very talented man."#TrumpKimSummit pic.twitter.com/t1xscAaQ1t

— dwnews (@dwnews) June 12, 2018

"I could hardly sleep last night."

South Korea's President Moon Jae-in says that his country hopes for a successful #TrumpKimSummit. pic.twitter.com/ahxstipqJS

— dwnews (@dwnews) June 12, 2018

How do South Koreans feel about today's summit? #TrumpKimSummit pic.twitter.com/rMpN0LjGah

— dwnews (@dwnews) June 12, 2018

What a difference 10 months make.

A timeline of how Kim Jong Un went from "Little Rocket Man" to denuclearization summit #TrumpKimSummit https://t.co/HcXLRLKiD9 pic.twitter.com/SKxCtpGNK4

— dwnews (@dwnews) June 12, 2018

DW's White House correspondent @AlexandravonNah on some of the possible reasons behind Trump's eagerness to meet Kim: pic.twitter.com/10VV3YsWf9

— dwnews (@dwnews) June 12, 2018

We asked a former US special envoy for North Korea and other analysts for their best-case scenarios for today's #TrumpKimSummit.

Here's what they had to say:https://t.co/Z2Gbcn4Xu3

— dwnews (@dwnews) June 12, 2018

Are the two most unconventional world leaders about to make history?#TrumpKim pic.twitter.com/netDsBjcyS

— dwnews (@dwnews) June 11, 2018

President @realDonaldTrump has tweeted ahead of today's #TrumpKimSummit, saying: "We will all know soon whether or not a real deal, unlike those of the past, can happen!”

Here's what to expect: https://t.co/yG0dHgBYDM

— dwnews (@dwnews) June 11, 2018

As the world awaits the historic #TrumpKimSummit, the meeting of these two is already a success… pic.twitter.com/8S1L5nPV8P

— dwnews (@dwnews) June 11, 2018

"Only the most courageous can make peace" – Donald Trump pays tribute to North Korea's Kim Jong-un in news conference after Singapore summit. pic.twitter.com/2WyMrLNusL

— RTÉ News (@rtenews) June 12, 2018

Full text of the document signed by Donald Trump and Kim Jong-un in Singapore https://t.co/kBQqSovIJc pic.twitter.com/ARpoi9tvLg

— RTÉ News (@rtenews) June 12, 2018

Donald Trump and Kim Jong-un sign document heralding a "much different situation" ahead. pic.twitter.com/gux6n3XX0s

— RTÉ News (@rtenews) June 12, 2018

The main course may be hard-to-swallow, denuclearisation, but Donald Trump and Kim Jong-un also had a heady mix of Yangzhou fried rice and a dark chocolate tartlet ganache on their plates during their historic summit https://t.co/iTikH7yfHV

— RTÉ News (@rtenews) June 12, 2018

North Korea's state media lauded Singapore as they highlighted Kim Jong-un's visit to some of its top tourist attractions https://t.co/NeGB5Fgazg

— RTÉ News (@rtenews) June 12, 2018

South Koreans erupted in applause as Donald Trump and Kim Jong-un met for what local media billed as the "talks of the century" https://t.co/RVprA6UE5v

— RTÉ News (@rtenews) June 12, 2018

Donald Trump has lashed out at G7 nations in a series of angry tweets. The US president is now in Singapore ahead of a much anticipated summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong-un. pic.twitter.com/WrPXYoUUyp

— RTÉ News (@rtenews) June 11, 2018

“I feel really great. We’re going to have a great discussion and a terrific relationship,” the U.S. president said.https://t.co/neXMaQIgaU

— TorontoStar (@TorontoStar) June 12, 2018

Justin Trudeau is out. Kim Jong Un is in. pic.twitter.com/WJDblAV4fV

— National Post (@nationalpost) June 12, 2018

Here's Tuesday's #SingaporeSummit cartoon in @TorontoStar pic.twitter.com/zlJQ2I008m

— Theo Moudakis (@TheoMoudakis) June 11, 2018

From scathing insults to a high-stakes summit: Can Trump and Kim make a deal in Singapore? https://t.co/RHGmo8cNTM #hw #cdnpoli pic.twitter.com/WxxQRuFevj

— CBC Politics (@CBCPolitics) June 11, 2018

Donald Trump, Kim Jong-un sign 'very comprehensive' letter they promise will take care of a 'very big problem for the world', writes Fairfax correspondent @KirstyLNeedham from Singapore https://t.co/hE0t188iQa

— The Sydney Morning Herald (@smh) June 12, 2018

Even as he hits the streets in Singapore, we should remember who Kim Jong-un is, writes @npomalley https://t.co/p8jUbFJEx2

— The Sydney Morning Herald (@smh) June 12, 2018

Peter Hartcher: When two rogues meet, what's the worth of any agreement they may strike? https://t.co/TfIxNWm3dZ

— The Sydney Morning Herald (@smh) June 11, 2018

Comment: Why does your mouth do that? Like a carp. What happened when Donald Trump met Kim Jong-un, according to @tonyowright https://t.co/769UzUsWVM

— The Sydney Morning Herald (@smh) June 11, 2018

A Fox News host accidentally referred to the summit between Donald Trump and Kim Jong-un as a meeting of "two dictators" https://t.co/rahRtCwB4j

— The Sydney Morning Herald (@smh) June 11, 2018

Julie Bishop says Donald Trump and Kim Jong-un are upbeat about achieving progress https://t.co/TKAaZJdtHc via @FergusHunter

— Federal Politics (@PoliticsFairfax) June 11, 2018

.@realDonaldTrump says the suspension of war games means the US will save a lot of money, and the North Koreans really appreciate it #TrumpKimSummit pic.twitter.com/ljn1krtUss

— ABC News (@abcnews) June 12, 2018

The text from the document signed by @realDonaldTrump and #KimJongUn has been made available. You can read it in full here: https://t.co/Z3BNKV70V0 #TrumpKim #USNorthKorea (Pic:AP) pic.twitter.com/YoSXfF2Pvw

— ABC News (@abcnews) June 12, 2018

Could a lack of transparency in the private meeting between @realDonaldTrump and Kim Jong-un have implications for future agreements? https://t.co/A4Uv9Pdwu3 #TrumpKim #USNorthKorea pic.twitter.com/9fIA7D6Jb7

— ABC News (@abcnews) June 12, 2018

The US President @realDonaldTrump and North Korean leader Kim Jong-un sign a memorandum after bilateral meeting #TrumpKimSummit pic.twitter.com/TWqbLqBRTR

— ABC News (@abcnews) June 12, 2018

In US-North Korea document signed today, Donald Trump and Kim Jong Un commit to working 'toward complete denuclearisation of the Korean Peninsula’ https://t.co/ZjnbJYpBOs

— nzherald (@nzherald) June 12, 2018

With smiles and a handshake, Trump and North Korea's Kim could mask gulf on nuclear arms https://t.co/5SK5RnuWpD pic.twitter.com/DgBeL28T1n

— Stuff (@NZStuff) June 11, 2018

.@POTUS on Kim Jong Un: "We'll meet again. We'll meet many times." https://t.co/DcyiETW4s3 pic.twitter.com/zQraCGa8mQ

— Fox News (@FoxNews) June 12, 2018

.@POTUS on denuclearization: "We're starting that process very quickly— very, very quickly." https://t.co/7v4WwQVg2Q pic.twitter.com/g4Po2ushaw

— Fox News (@FoxNews) June 12, 2018

President @realDonaldTrump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un on Tuesday signed a ‘comprehensive’ document after a series of meetings in Singapore where the U.S. pushed for Pyongyang’s nuclear disarmament. https://t.co/DcyiETW4s3 pic.twitter.com/LeMXu8r1Ox

— Fox News (@FoxNews) June 12, 2018

President @realDonaldTrump on relationship with Kim Jong Un: "We have developed a very special bond." https://t.co/7v4WwQVg2Q pic.twitter.com/805nKivcqQ

— Fox News (@FoxNews) June 12, 2018

President @realDonaldTrump: "Our whole relationship with North Korea and the Korean peninsula is going to be a very much different situation than it has in the past." https://t.co/7v4WwQVg2Q pic.twitter.com/24vRRnP9KO

— Fox News (@FoxNews) June 12, 2018

.@POTUS: "I think both sides are going to be very impressed with the results."

WATCH: President @realDonaldTrump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un sign a "comprehensive" document. pic.twitter.com/thamZ9pBQc

— Fox News (@FoxNews) June 12, 2018

Kim Jong Un: "The world will see a major change." https://t.co/7v4WwQVg2Q pic.twitter.com/VWmUUGsS5A

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Kim Jong Un: "Today, we had [an] historic meeting and decided to leave the past behind." https://t.co/7v4WwQVg2Q pic.twitter.com/4YK75KpnkJ

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.@POTUS: "We're signing a very important document." https://t.co/7v4WwQVg2Q pic.twitter.com/X7AsuImUma

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Jim Carafano: "What we don't want to see today, in the next couple of minutes, is [Trump and Kim sit] down and say, 'We've solved all the problems,' because that's impossible." https://t.co/7v4WwQVg2Q pic.twitter.com/z04I7BLwe0

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Chris Wallace on relationship between Trump and Kim: "It's a matter of confidence. It's a matter of trust." https://t.co/7v4WwQVg2Q pic.twitter.com/K5b9YgveZR

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President @realDonaldTrump continues historic talks with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un at the #TrumpKimSummit. https://t.co/7v4WwQVg2Q https://t.co/RoCb8bdwHi

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.@RepGaramendi: "We also need to be skeptical…There's a long, long history of North Korea not keeping its promises." https://t.co/7v4WwQVg2Q pic.twitter.com/ukcl6cfF3y

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President @realDonaldTrump shows North Korean leader Kim Jong Un "The Beast," the presidential limousine. #TrumpKimSummit https://t.co/oFtutBj1DV pic.twitter.com/9uCAASmznt

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President @realDonaldTrump on #TrumpKimSummit: "I think better than anybody could've expected. Top of the line, really good." https://t.co/uFx8uCnPoB pic.twitter.com/2UgwZetbIX

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.@CharlesHurt on the #TrumpKimSummit: "I do think that there has been a healthy dose of realism at all levels of the administration from the very beginning." @foxnewsnight pic.twitter.com/OGYfflKxSP

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.@POTUS 'can't win either way' with critics on North Korea, ex-national security official Michael Anton says. https://t.co/m91AyzEQwz

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.@jasoninthehouse on #TrumpKimSummit: "I think that Donald Trump understands that peace through strength is very important." @foxnewsnight https://t.co/uFx8uCnPoB pic.twitter.com/sM008zWKvZ

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Chris Wallace: "The most important thing to come out of this summit is confidence building, that President @realDonaldTrump comes away with a sense that Kim Jong Un is really serious about denuclearization." @foxnewsnight https://t.co/uFx8uCnPoB pic.twitter.com/XWCDhjL43j

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Working lunch menu during #TrumpKimSummit pic.twitter.com/XQgCDcOEbn

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.@SteveHiltonx on #TrumpKimSummit: "This is the right thing to do in the interest of not just people in America, but across the world." @foxnewsnight https://t.co/1ntxSuQyd7 pic.twitter.com/zt8cC1vFaM

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Historic #TrumpKimSummit underway, @johnrobertsFox reports https://t.co/1ntxSuQyd7 pic.twitter.com/wUt1OGWakB

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Weeping Dennis Rodman praises Trump's meeting with friend Kim Jong Un, blasts Obama for ignoring him https://t.co/7zrqScqHbI

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.@RepKinzinger: "Kim Jong Un knows that the @POTUS has put a red line down…anything short of that, we're not going to have a deal." @foxnewsnight pic.twitter.com/kSlLwBAAI7

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President @realDonaldTrump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un meet in historic first for a U.S. president #TrumpKimSummit https://t.co/1ntxSuQyd7 pic.twitter.com/5X7MCWmnd4

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.@seanhannity: #TrumpKimSummit as Historic as Reagan-Gorbachev in Reykjavik. https://t.co/zfWDjD9siB

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During the bilateral meeting with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un in Singapore Tuesday, President @realDonaldTrump told the dictator that "working together, we will get it taken care of." https://t.co/1ntxSuQyd7 pic.twitter.com/GPcXZ13p2E

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.@GordonGChang: "President @realDonaldTrump has created a momentum." @IngrahamAngle https://t.co/lFxJ9thQX1 pic.twitter.com/O8HXTp9TOu

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Chris Wallace: "I think it is well to keep in mind that Kim Jong Un has given up nothing at this point." @IngrahamAngle pic.twitter.com/wP3sXgw7sz

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.@POTUS: "Working together we will get it taken care of." #TrumpKimSummit https://t.co/AYECRGvzI9 pic.twitter.com/7jw3Uyhhkg

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.@seanhannity: "The @POTUS is now following the lead of a predecessor named Ronald Reagan. And just like President @realDonaldTrump, Reagan deployed a policy, a philosophy of peace through strength, trust by verify, a very aggressive military posture." #Hannity pic.twitter.com/aKSEEpgxGL

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.@POTUS and North Korean Leader Kim Jong Un meet for the first time in a historic summit held in Singapore.

WATCH Fox News Channel's LIVE continuing coverage all night. https://t.co/hnSEDj3Jpm https://t.co/nGNXAP2aAO

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JUST IN: President @realDonaldTrump arrives at the site of the monumental #TrumpKimSummit in Singapore. https://t.co/oFtutBj1DV pic.twitter.com/C1ZzHiPjNO

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JUST IN: Kim Jong Un exits his motorcade and arrives for the historic #TrumpKimSummit in Singapore. https://t.co/oFtutBj1DV pic.twitter.com/xUpEa27vpX

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How Amb. @nikkihaley brought @POTUS' maximum pressure campaign down on North Korea at the @UN Security Council. https://t.co/iTboog59Rm

— Fox News (@FoxNews) June 11, 2018

Less than two hours away from the meeting between @POTUS and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, here's a look at the key players behind the historic summit. https://t.co/Mjv8F00U1Q

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.@michaelgwaltz: "We have to keep in mind that Kim Jong Un has a domestic audience as well and that's namely the North Korean military." #TheStory https://t.co/oFtutBj1DV pic.twitter.com/DUmS21uE39

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US Policy Changes Vol.83 (G7 Canada, Trade, et al.)

Strange to say, I was not impressed by Trump's performance at the G7 https://t.co/YuwbtKaB2x

— Paul Krugman (@paulkrugman) June 9, 2018

If a president were trying to wreck the Atlantic alliance, he would behaving precisely as Trump is. https://t.co/hH59Dzdi1s

— David Leonhardt (@DLeonhardt) June 10, 2018

All bets off https://t.co/cTF6r3DKIp pic.twitter.com/Y8dPv1anvq

— NYT Opinion (@nytopinion) June 10, 2018

What is important is that the tumult caused by President Trump's unusual candidacy and his unusual approach to governing created an environment in which an intellectual refounding of Republican politics became possible, says @thechrisbuskirk https://t.co/JVuOVvcA7m

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