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US Policy Changes Vol.97 (Foreign Policy Vol.13)

🎧 New episode of Intersections, feat. @MorelandBW interviewing Bob Kagan and @thomaswright08 on how the success of the post-World War II international order left it vulnerable to internal complacency and external pressure from authoritarian regimes https://t.co/Uc5XHY07eu

— Brookings Podcasts (@policypodcasts) August 1, 2018

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

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— 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

UK Vol.123 (Post-EUref #Brexit Vol.41)

For anyone London-based, come along to this at the end of the afternoon –
Is Britain’s Growth Model Broken – and Can Brexit Help to Fix It? https://t.co/UN72z4EGcc via @@Policy_Exchange

— Chris Bickerton (@cjbickerton) July 23, 2018

New blog from @BinghamCentre associate senior research fellow Jan van Zyl Smit “Sustaining the Rule of Law in the Irish border region will depend on institutional co-operation” https://t.co/G7GHdf7MjH #Irishborder @BindmansLLP @caoilfhionnanna, @janicemorphet pic.twitter.com/gfFb1rUAvP

— BIICL (@BIICL) July 23, 2018

Today we have published our latest Report on UK and EU citizens' rights. Read it here https://t.co/YXZWNlitEQ #Brexit pic.twitter.com/Apz0YB6Cou

— Exiting the European Union Committee (@CommonsEUexit) July 23, 2018

My latest note for #Arbuthnots: The Government's White Paper on the future UK-EU relationshp. https://t.co/KqAKlIUttQ

— Ruth Lea (@RuthLeaEcon) July 23, 2018

Great work by @LHanquinet https://t.co/Hu10vmAkX6

— Mike Savage (@MikeSav47032563) July 23, 2018

Interesting piece on the need for academic impartiality by @StuartABrown01 Keep off the Brexit barricades https://t.co/IzJjKTK7MU via @timeshighered

— Anand Menon (@anandMenon1) July 27, 2018

Survey evidence: Europeans support the EU’s hard line in the Brexit negotiations https://t.co/JeXdofVAAN via @LSEEuroppblog

— Simon Usherwood (@Usherwood) July 24, 2018

“In 2016, these sorts of concerns were constantly dismissed as “Project Fear”. In 2018, we now know that we have good reason to be afraid.” https://t.co/q9Yr2SgfRH

— James Ball (@jamesrbuk) July 26, 2018

Insane! These nationalists & populists are quick to try & force us to chose between our identities & persecute those who fail to comply w/ their narrow view,but we shall resist! Shared regional, national & European identities are what makes us so strong & united in our diversity pic.twitter.com/sFDH2AOBdv

— Guy Verhofstadt (@guyverhofstadt) July 25, 2018

Ultra-reasonable voice of a 16 year old. May the politicians listen. ‘Don't forget young people's hopes and dreams in Brexit wrangling’ https://t.co/0UxGTmolKi @GordonCE @lsebrexitvote @LSETLC

— Anne Corbett (@annecorb) July 24, 2018

"It sometimes seems that the British have watched too many episodes of Doctor Who and imagine themselves to be Time Lords, creatures from another planet who are not bound by the earthly laws of time" https://t.co/So8uCPMo0B

— David Phinnemore (@DPhinnemore) July 24, 2018

Brexit: Not too late for UK to change its mind and stay in EU on same terms, says French minister – Politics live https://t.co/VF4y42yfjx

— Guardian politics (@GdnPolitics) July 26, 2018

Amazon’s U.K. chief says there could be “civil unrest” within two weeks if Britain leaves EU with no deal, Times reports https://t.co/4uOcmPFzn4 pic.twitter.com/wH8oF701iM

— Bloomberg Brexit (@Brexit) July 23, 2018

.@IainBeggLSE, Professorial Research Fellow of the @LSEEI at @LSEnews, discusses #DavidDavis’ shock resignation from the cabinet on @SquawkBoxEurope #DExEU #Brexit https://t.co/iXzdTQNd60

— CNBC Int'l PR (@cnbcipr) July 9, 2018

Prof @CatherineDVries, Prof @simonjhix and @TonyBarber8 discuss how Brexit and the rise of Euroscepticism on the continent may shape the contours of the European project in the coming years in their #LSEEurope talk. @LSEEI https://t.co/5fCH7fRKiQ

— LSE Events (@LSEpublicevents) July 17, 2018

How do the public feel about a second Brexit referendum? Watch @sarahobolt give her expert opinion in this new video #LSEthinks pic.twitter.com/IL3LiUTUUB

— LSE (@LSEnews) June 28, 2018

Catch up with the latest @lsebrexitvote blog post co-authored by Prof Piers Ludlow, Jonathan Faull (@KingsCollegeLon) & Laurent Warlouzet (@Univ_Littoral). Based on event hosted by @LSEHistory, it outlines the history of widespread British sway over the EU https://t.co/vU5fj1Ws0V

— LSE Intern'l History (@lsehistory) July 24, 2018

"There's a risk #Brexit will simply transfer power from Brussels to Westminster" – Tony Travers suggests Brexit may not burst the 'Westminster bubble', but #devolution to England's city regions could, in the new @BritishAcademy_ #GoverningEngland report https://t.co/oS2Pr2NYx3

— LSE Government (@LSEGovernment) July 21, 2018

Sinn Fein and the prospect of a hard Brexit: Time to drop Abstentionism – @LSEpoliticsblog https://t.co/Ba4NvMyFKg

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) July 25, 2018

After 18 wasted months, extending Article 50 would avert a no deal Brexit – @jdportes https://t.co/DJpK3AaoMH

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) July 24, 2018

Thomas Sampson from @LSEEcon @CEP_LSE and @IainBeggLSE share their insights about the Brexit White Paper https://t.co/SFjkuhl1He via @NBDPress

— LSE Department of Economics (@LSEEcon) July 27, 2018

Watch Nicholas Stern's @lordstern1 interview on @BloombergTV about the economic impacts of Brexit https://t.co/8CHIi85FZJ pic.twitter.com/svkalw2d51

— LSE Department of Economics (@LSEEcon) July 22, 2018

Look again: How useful are the estimates of the economic consequences of #Brexit? https://t.co/HKfNmI6mnG @CEP_LSE @joshdelyon via @lsebrexitvote

— CEP@LSE (@CEP_LSE) July 24, 2018

The economic costs of Brexit would be twice as large in the no-deal case than if the UK remains in the Single Market, find @swatdhingraLSE and Thomas Sampson in their paper 'Brexit and the UK Economy'.https://t.co/jDciKhr0G0

— CEP@LSE (@CEP_LSE) July 23, 2018

LSE Consulting Report by @CEP_LSE Jan Bakker & @Nik_Datta for Arla Foods says delays at the border between UK & EU could restrict availability of butter, yoghurts & cheeses & cause price rises. https://t.co/c8xAg24f9G pic.twitter.com/MJKLng8rsG

— CEP@LSE (@CEP_LSE) July 21, 2018

Reading for the #weekend: Dairy products could become ‘luxuries’ after #Brexit, industry warns https://t.co/vDhBcvHmyN @CEP_LSE @Nik_Datta & Jan Bakker via @financialtimes

— CEP@LSE (@CEP_LSE) July 21, 2018

It is a fallacy that the UK can trade independently with non-EU nations while having a frictionless Irish border https://t.co/PAjyqDf9pR https://t.co/0ledb6yasM

— LSE Politics&Policy (@LSEpoliticsblog) July 27, 2018

Archive – How Economists for Brexit and Patrick Minford's model defy the laws of gravity https://t.co/FkLSzOpvUt

— LSE Politics&Policy (@LSEpoliticsblog) July 27, 2018

Immobility and support for Leave: Brexit was partly a reaction to change from the locally rooted https://t.co/174vZpCoUt pic.twitter.com/MDDdLYd6kL

— LSE Politics&Policy (@LSEpoliticsblog) July 27, 2018

SNP's mixed signals: some proponents of Scottish independence may have resorted to tactical voting in the EU referendum, in the hope that a Leave win would make a second indy referendum more likely, responding to hints by SNP leaders to this effect. https://t.co/HstyRWP1wL pic.twitter.com/OtAmv4E8Kr

— LSE Politics&Policy (@LSEpoliticsblog) July 27, 2018

The remit of EU institutions has expanded inexorably, while their policy-making style has shifted from a consensus-based process towards a more top-down one. These realities have contributed to both Brexit and the broader ‘populist revolt’ across Europe. https://t.co/0vGqdkjlQe pic.twitter.com/8ZJhBPjZTE

— LSE Politics&Policy (@LSEpoliticsblog) July 26, 2018

What was wrong with the Brexit referendum and what would be wrong with a second https://t.co/MMBs7ZAtca pic.twitter.com/2YMfOejoql

— LSE Politics&Policy (@LSEpoliticsblog) July 26, 2018

Identification with Englishness is the best clue to understanding support for Brexit https://t.co/eDDMh7NbDg pic.twitter.com/h7I4EuK9CD

— LSE Politics&Policy (@LSEpoliticsblog) July 26, 2018

Brexit's epicentre: as companies threaten to move to other European cities in anticipation of a ‘no deal’, the government’s decision making is still not reflecting the strategic importance of London’s financial services sector https://t.co/HeqzU8jIkm

— LSE Politics&Policy (@LSEpoliticsblog) July 26, 2018

A number of things were wrong with the EU referendum, including the disenfranchisement of key stakeholders and the extent of misinformation by both sides. Bruce Ackerman and Sir Julian Le Grand explain how a referendum on the #Brexit deal should look like https://t.co/k3iK25gnsD pic.twitter.com/A5ErRgnfcg

— LSE Politics&Policy (@LSEpoliticsblog) July 25, 2018

The real Brexit ‘dividend’: a decade of economic underperformance and political crisis https://t.co/T9X9E8O367

— LSE Politics&Policy (@LSEpoliticsblog) July 25, 2018

Populism and energy: Britishness, Europeanness, and responses to energy infrastructures https://t.co/BbeaHeBQVg pic.twitter.com/lSF1joZ9zI

— LSE Politics&Policy (@LSEpoliticsblog) July 25, 2018

'No-deal Brexit will have a number of impacts for energy. It’s unlikely to mean that the lights go out, but it may well result in an increase in wholesale electricity prices and wholesale electricity price volatility.' https://t.co/C8dm1rJNuQ

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) July 26, 2018

Brexit: Barnier rules out key UK customs proposal https://t.co/hMKn4f39G8

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) July 26, 2018

EU mulls deal to give UK access to Galileo project after Brexit https://t.co/FxFQvj2h7t

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) July 27, 2018

A humiliating Brexit deal risks a descent into Weimar Britain https://t.co/zqLu1N4Xd7

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) July 27, 2018

Here’s why – in the interests of young people – Theresa May should keep Brexit soft, soft, soft. https://t.co/Enq5UQb0Ww @GenBrexit

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) July 26, 2018

‘Throughout the negotiation process, DExEU has been quite reluctant to communicate what it is doing to either the public or Parliament.’ https://t.co/NKX7ycaMmT

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) July 25, 2018

Four Brexit Scenarios https://t.co/luNjXk9Hw2 via @Judy_Dempsey

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) July 25, 2018

Contingencies planned to ensure UK's post-Brexit food supply, says Raab https://t.co/z2CvLiw6OQ

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) July 24, 2018

From our archive: ‘A government really prepared to bite the bullet could go even further down the interventionist route’. Steve Coulter ⁦@LSEEI⁩ on industrial strategy after Brexit https://t.co/mVBXrlFgDh

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) July 24, 2018

'The prospect of no deal whatsoever and a period of several years with severe limits on trade remains high.' https://t.co/N3Gh6UPgKC

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) July 24, 2018

Brexiters constantly tell us all will be fine. This is fanciful https://t.co/aPRSr6EIWP via @financialtimes

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) July 24, 2018

The UK is edging closer to a People’s Vote https://t.co/njvlQbJtX9 pic.twitter.com/hx8i8pizgs

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) July 24, 2018

Supreme Court case over Scottish Brexit bill to begin https://t.co/JHMCmss2Pf

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) July 24, 2018

Theresa May’s Impossible Choice https://t.co/rTIVFiavk9

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) July 23, 2018

UK public will blame EU for no-deal Brexit, says Jeremy Hunt https://t.co/btGr2ifP3O

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) July 23, 2018

'a No Deal is the least-preferred option of both the UK or the EU27, and hence the least likely' https://t.co/JVBdXJakSj

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) July 21, 2018

British, European or an Anglophone citizen of the world? How Britons identify themselves https://t.co/7PBlDmh5BP pic.twitter.com/MWs3MwyXH8

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) July 23, 2018

Safety controls on food imports at risk from no-deal Brexit, says report https://t.co/J1k2iE3cL3

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) July 23, 2018

‘The EU’s purpose was to create good political relations: Jean Monnet’s theory was that you become friends by doing things together, rather than you do things together because you are friends.’ https://t.co/cD1K5IS2Uh

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) July 18, 2018

Why long-dead revolutionary is key in Brexit's trickiest riddle https://t.co/8MbzzuF05U via @bpolitics

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) July 23, 2018

UK Vol.122 (Post-EUref #Brexit Vol.40)

Trade Post-Brexit (PDF) | Herbert Smith Freehills

Hard #Brexit to be a big blow for the Netherlands, IMF says. https://t.co/G8BgnFWsNw

— Europe Street (@EuropeStreet) July 21, 2018

Hard Brexit would cost over 8,000 Swedish jobs: report https://t.co/zJRwEiPevL pic.twitter.com/r35LPhepf9

— The Local Sweden (@TheLocalSweden) April 24, 2018

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has warned that a hard Brexit would damage the German economy. #IMF #Brexit https://t.co/a2etSFrU4Y

— Verdict (@VerdictUK) July 5, 2018

Spanish exports already feeling the brunt of #Brexit – New Bank of Spain report says sales of goods to #UK fell last year ahead of Britain’s exit from EU https://t.co/XeZWzQ2KEr via @elpaisinenglish #Spain

— VOX in the City (@VOXintheCityUK) May 21, 2018

Hard Brexit to have significant implications for Pakistan’s exports https://t.co/wi2h0ym6UP pic.twitter.com/Hzy8O5NH49

— Tribune Business (@TribuneBiz) April 10, 2017

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

IMF says Brexit won’t hit European economy hard https://t.co/LjAfSbmxmV via @WSJ

— Paul Hannon (@PaulHannon29) July 19, 2018

The Potential Effect of Brexit on Supply Chains – Bain & Company infographic https://t.co/4mhC7IZbX2 pic.twitter.com/j1cLdibJkc

— Erik Van Rompay (@vanrompay) April 4, 2017

The Impact of Hard Brexit on Polish Exports (w PDF; 06/07/2018) | Jakub Borowski, Jakub Olipra & Paweł Błaszyński @sciendo_

#ThursdayThoughts it's Day 1 of the #EuropeanCouncil summit, so here's a #Brexit #TBT to a report we published back in March, around the same time as the last summit! 'Rules of origin in an EU-UK FTA: A 'hidden hard Brexit' for food and drink exporters?' https://t.co/tOGLvJR5gW pic.twitter.com/c1CqcCx8jq

— FDF CorporateAffairs (@FDFCorpAffairs) June 28, 2018

5 major threats Brexit presents to UK food supplies https://t.co/35htfYxmxt

— Oxford Academic (@OUPAcademic) July 11, 2018

Warning over 'hard Brexit' for baked good exports https://t.co/wVP94yP1M9 #Brexit #bakerynews #bakedgoods #bread #exports pic.twitter.com/fTPYgcJFFO

— British Baker (@BritishBaker) March 16, 2018

https://twitter.com/Doozy_45/status/965876705297563648

Crisis – The EU Meat Industry in a Hard #Brexit Scenario. Read our analysis: https://t.co/wJU9KxQfgM

— Red Flag (@ThisisRedFlag) November 27, 2017

Warning 'strong' UK food exports vulnerable to hard Brexit https://t.co/JI63lEw3xm

— Independent Business (@IndoBusiness) July 13, 2018

#News "Fearing Brexit, Irish cheesemakers mull a switch to mozzarella" via #Economist | https://t.co/3KA4RGp8Mj pic.twitter.com/0ojB0i5mht

— Jorge Luis Lopez Esq (@lopezgovlaw) April 28, 2018

A hard Brexit would affect Dutch ag trade https://t.co/M0MB0lu5LO pic.twitter.com/B55RAlwLxo

— HortiBiz (@HortiBiz) March 13, 2018

A hard Brexit could see the EU lose – 2.3 billion worth of pork exports | Farmers Guardian
Hard Brexit: a threat for Italian food exports (13/07/2018) | @italianfood_net
Hard Brexit would mean more and cheaper British fish – but there’s a catch (24/04/2018) | @dpcarrington @guardian

Harter #Brexit: 7,9 Mill. GBP Einbruch bei #EUExporten für britische #Automobilindustrie?
Baker McKenzie dazu in: The realities of trade after Brexit https://t.co/Rnj8dW30cO

— Baker McKenzie GER (@BakerMcGER) December 1, 2017

Brexit could cut #manufacturing exports by a third, experts warn https://t.co/zuCNS4t4v2 by @RobertsDan via @guardian pic.twitter.com/y3MWJJJQX2

— Rethink Robotics (@RethinkRobotics) February 7, 2018

A hard Brexit could sting the U.K.'s auto, tech and health sectors https://t.co/je6FOscXK8 pic.twitter.com/MuaFScDoY0

— Bloomberg (@business) October 2, 2017

"Hard Brexit" impact on UK manufacturing, trade and exports to the EU — Quartz https://t.co/yLTI5QacHi

— Pay4 (@Pay4UK) October 19, 2017

Airbus has already begun hoarding parts and examining its supply chain in a bid to soften the blow of no deal or a hard Brexit, chief operating officer Tom Williams said at the Farnborough air show. https://t.co/714vMri1jm

— longjohnsilver (@55depp55) July 20, 2018

The Cabinet have been arriving at Chequers today in Jaguars & Land Rovers, made by a company who just this week warned that a hard Brexit would make it unprofitable for them to remain in the UK.

Please RT: pic.twitter.com/RV1ghdAbHh

— People's Vote UK (@peoplesvote_uk) July 6, 2018

Taoiseach warns a hard Brexit may mean planes leaving the UK may not be allowed to fly over Ireland airspace https://t.co/1xJRAOsxV9

— Irish Business & Sports News (@irishbizuk) July 18, 2018

Made in the UK: Brexit and manufacturing revisited https://t.co/k8VYFLOUVb

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) July 6, 2018

Hard Brexit and the Supply Chain – Effects on German automotive suppliers (PDF; January 2018) | Deloitte

New study: Britain’s EU referendum: How did political science rise to the challenge? An assessment of online contributions during the campaign – @StuartABrown01 https://t.co/qUleqcGnOI

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) July 5, 2018

New study: After the Brexit vote: what’s left of ‘split’ popular sovereignty? @markus_patberg https://t.co/GRW8yGezaZ

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) June 21, 2018

New study: Putting Brexit into perspective: the effect of the Eurozone and migration crises and Brexit on Euroscepticism in European states – from @AleksSzczerbiak @PaulAdamTaggart @jepp_journal (open access) https://t.co/RqKw4VNYdE

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) June 1, 2018

UK Vol.121 (Post-EUref #Brexit Vol.39)

Brexit white paper: Here's what you need to know https://t.co/LIJR3FNhM5

— Sky News (@SkyNews) July 12, 2018

Hard Brexit 'would shrink Welsh economy by up to 10 per cent' https://t.co/TpHe4Xf0cY

— The Independent (@Independent) February 2, 2018

How big business took on hard #Brexit and won https://t.co/jDcLwSBQUL via @bpolitics @journosooz

— Alex Morales (@AlexJFMorales) July 11, 2018

Alison Young: European Union (Withdrawal) Bill and the Meaningful Vote: Constititutional Inconsistency or Constitutional Inconvenience? https://t.co/5advJhsRRp pic.twitter.com/35QvXUsQcv

— UKCLA (@ukcla) June 20, 2018

Rees-Mogg’s hard Brexit mob is holding the country hostage https://t.co/t8GilJiEtc

— The New European (@TheNewEuropean) July 20, 2018

#ExploreYourSubject: What are the #economic implications of #Brexit? Get the facts with @UKandEU https://t.co/A81iuZw9IN

— Land Economy (@CambridgeLandEc) July 11, 2018

Perfidious Albion…
Nothing new in that for Paddy.

However, I do hope that @campaignforleo
is not surprised that his Love Actually chums in London have betrayed him.https://t.co/lZledWaBeZ

— Phil MacGiollaBhain (@Pmacgiollabhain) July 21, 2018

We won’t have a hard Brexit. There aren’t enough MPs to back it | Martin Kettle https://t.co/hQGJycC6ld

— The Guardian (@guardian) May 2, 2018

“Getting to this point has required give and take on both sides.”

Theresa May announces a breakthrough in #Brexit negotiations, protecting the rights of EU citizens living in the UK and ruling out a hard border with Ireland. pic.twitter.com/KpfXvF2cYy

— Channel 4 News (@Channel4News) December 8, 2017

"Brexit deal will secure the rights of 3 million EU citizens living in the UK… and there will be no hard border in Northern Ireland" says Prime Minister Theresa May pic.twitter.com/yTOYMyCcoU

— Sky News (@SkyNews) December 8, 2017

David Miliband urges mps to rally to prevent 'hard Brexit' https://t.co/bS3pvddCuX via @GibChronicle pic.twitter.com/oqmHBGmMD5

— Gibraltar Chronicle (@GibChronicle) May 14, 2018

MODELING IRISH UNIFICATION (PDF; 11/17/2015) | KLC Consulting

Ireland and Brexit: Five things you need to know https://t.co/RqWh1JbfhQ pic.twitter.com/4xadey3YDN

— Al Jazeera News (@AJENews) December 14, 2017

VIDEO: With the UK's decision to leave the EU Ireland now faces a series of consequences and hard choices#Brexit https://t.co/zNXE6WEtBC

— PRL In-Market (@PRLInMarket) June 24, 2016

Q&A: The Irish border Brexit backstop https://t.co/EPpYlcweLO via @BBCBreaking. @eccireland @UKECC #Brexit

— ECC-Net (@ECC_web) July 18, 2018

Theresa May's Cabinet agrees on Brexit backstop ending in 2021 – but the Irish government is opposed to time-limiting it https://t.co/B0EFHVQVo2 pic.twitter.com/VDxRDhBNPw

— TheJournal.ie (@thejournal_ie) June 7, 2018

The cost of a hard Brexit would be enormous for countries like Ireland. It would reduce GDP by 1.5% in total in the EU. Interesting new study by the IMF. #in pic.twitter.com/dG83koPUyE

— Marcel Fratzscher (@MFratzscher) July 20, 2018

"We are not asking for a border between Northern Ireland and the rest of the UK"

Chief negotiator @MichelBarnier says EU is open to any "workable" solution to avoid a hard Irish border after #Brexit https://t.co/m01iYR6md5 pic.twitter.com/fVwR54y14a

— BBC News (UK) (@BBCNews) July 20, 2018

Unbelievable arrogance from the UK government. Two years late with their undetailed 'Brexit plan' and then demand the other 27 countries sort out the how it should work! This government is demanding the EU take the blame, when Hard Brexit hits the fan. https://t.co/Vemu8vcIIp

— Terry Southwood #FBPE (@SouthwoodTerry) July 20, 2018

With Theresa May in Belfast, here's a refresher on what the UK's Brexit plan means for Northern Ireland https://t.co/fbQ0p5hj6X

— The Conversation (@ConversationUK) July 20, 2018

15mins to discuss Northern Ireland, despite all of the risks to the GFA and of a hard border from Brexit and how the NI issue is so central to the UK agreeing a Withdrawal Agreement with EU. So much for DUP influence, or do they even care?https://t.co/NE9cKetMvJ

— Stephen Farry (@StephenFarryMLA) June 12, 2018

EU Committee writes to Secretary of State at @NIOgov after its follow-up inquiry on UK-Irish relations post- #Brexit. Read the full letter here: https://t.co/qZIqZPybJL

— Lords EU Committee (@LordsEUCom) February 28, 2018

House of Lords EU Committee to meet in Parliament Buildings 31 Jan as part of inquiry into #Brexit UK-Irish relations to hear from academics, businesses, PSNI, harbour & those operating cross border https://t.co/yRVqGI39oA @LordsEUCom pic.twitter.com/BDFGl9jYIG

— NI Assembly Brexit Brief (@NIAEUMatters) January 25, 2018

#PSAmembers – submit views on the @LordsEUCom’s ‘Brexit: UK-Irish relations’ inquiry by 30 September https://t.co/3n8UOOCv5A #UKIreland

— The Political Studies Association (@PolStudiesAssoc) September 1, 2016

Opening statement by Chief Economist, Gabriel Fagan at the Seanad Committee on Brexit https://t.co/djItIVWUyp pic.twitter.com/xBLeEHK4lr

— Central Bank of Ireland (@centralbank_ie) May 4, 2017

Ireland’s #Brexit dividend – closer to a United Ireland? https://t.co/Nw3dVlfzMg

— Lance Dyer (@Lance63) June 23, 2018

Brexit’s Irish Question, via @fotoole. Just superb. Every word, every sentence rings as true and as clear as a bell. https://t.co/fpPN0MnVAu pic.twitter.com/P6p1KysT8N

— Alan Ferrier (@alanferrier) September 14, 2017

"If there was a referendum on Irish unification tomorrow, how would you vote?"
– 49% for Northern Ireland to stay in the UK
– 44% for Northern Ireland to leave the UK and join the Republic of Ireland
Result from new poll by @LordAshcroft https://t.co/e4hx5jV0GB pic.twitter.com/KBujuV0Z7k

— Naomi O'Leary (@NaomiOhReally) June 19, 2018

Watch our Expert Panel Discussions on India – UK: Brexit & Beyond featuring @patel_champa, ICICI Bank UK CEO Sudhir Dole, Herbert Smith Freehills LLP’s Chris Parsons, @Cebr_uk's @DMcWilliams_UK and @RRAMPlc's @suchitpunnose https://t.co/MT559MjFdr

— Indian Professionals Forum (@ipforumnet) December 18, 2017

International #trade in goods – a statistical picture #EUTrade https://t.co/XKtINR1OYr pic.twitter.com/WJfaB9W5ii

— EU_Eurostat (@EU_Eurostat) July 6, 2018

The impact of non-tariff barriers on EU goods trade after Brexit – @voxeu https://t.co/mE4VnXd3dM

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

What bothers European media most about Brexit? https://t.co/12q1HYNPxo

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) July 7, 2018

‘Wanting’ a Brexit deal isn’t going to be enough – @Usherwood https://t.co/g2x6ME1Vdn

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) July 3, 2018

Might economists be partly to blame for Trump and moves towards a ‘full British Brexit’? https://t.co/uejGoUg7y0

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) June 27, 2018

Post-Brexit immigration policy: Scotland wants to go its own way https://t.co/j6rM2Swm6c

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) June 23, 2018

Brexit is still a hot topic on Twitter, but public sentiments remain largely unchanged https://t.co/YCACCrH3nL

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) June 22, 2018

Latin America is a natural fit for Britain’s post-Brexit trade – @lsebrexitvote https://t.co/Qectl1fyzS

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) June 21, 2018

The Brexit vote was driven by the losers of globalisation, but that’s hardly the whole story https://t.co/lEQQgRsQng

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

Could the Norway model work for Britain? Twelve points to help you decide – @LSEpoliticsblog https://t.co/A0WGRKugwJ

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) June 12, 2018

A hard Brexit is a gift to no one except political extremists – @UKandEU https://t.co/8cEDubTK9F

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) June 9, 2018

How to have a serious referendum on Brexit and avoid a rerun of the original https://t.co/rmgkuQwwG6

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) June 6, 2018

"Rather than experiencing a sudden collapse, the EU might instead suffer a slow decline driven by ‘partial exits’ from aspects of European integration" – Hans Vollaard https://t.co/B9gZ7a7F4T

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) July 4, 2018

Book Review: Brexit and Beyond: Rethinking the Futures of Europe edited by Benjamin Martill and Uta Staiger https://t.co/CAWGUOP4xL

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) June 17, 2018

"The EEA is an imaginary option, supporting it harms the pro-European cause" – @TomKibasi https://t.co/6aif7jRjs6

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) June 11, 2018

Outside the Single Market, what kind of deal can Britain’s services sector hope for? – @lsebrexitvote https://t.co/oltveJMrML

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) June 8, 2018

This @neechamber report on Brexit readiness does not make pleasant reading. It is candid because the situation is so serious for all NE businesses & the jobs our communities depend on. The findings are shocking & depressing https://t.co/YJxb8g4gbz pic.twitter.com/Qr48vRAFnJ

— Jude Kirton-Darling MEP (@Jude_KD) June 14, 2018

Canute, Brexit and the tides of political pressure – a blog summarising our recent essay in @jepp_journal https://t.co/8jvNDWDi42

— Will Jennings (@drjennings) June 12, 2018

Belgium prepares for the collapse of Brexit talks with dogs, drones and a bigger customs force https://t.co/MuRCLeCV5v pic.twitter.com/IVOQi85l7j

— Bloomberg Politics (@bpolitics) July 1, 2018

Why did the British protest President Trump last week?

"Britain would be failing in its friendship if it did not now call out the emerging threats to liberal democracy from within" — Douglas Alexander https://t.co/sTo4gEgajo

— Harvard Kennedy School (@Kennedy_School) July 16, 2018

The special U.S.-U.K. relationship is hanging by a thread, and Trump is largely to blame. From @thomaswright08: https://t.co/YoHN31ER6H

— Brookings FP (@BrookingsFP) July 16, 2018

It's harder for the U.S. to achieve legitimate foreign policy goals in Europe when the president is so disliked across the continent, @jkirchick tells @YahooNews: https://t.co/N81PQwFar0

— Brookings FP (@BrookingsFP) July 15, 2018

Theresa May’s cancelled Cabinet sleepover suggests she’s plotting a soft Brexit (06/27/2018) | Thomas Colson @businessinsider
Boris Johnson just resigned over Brexit talks. Prime Minister Theresa May could be in trouble. (07/09/2018) | @ZeeshanAleem @Vox

UK, YouGov poll – @EuropeElects

CON-ECR: 42%
LAB-S&D: 37% (-3)
LDEM-ALDE: 9%
SNP/PCY-G/EFA: 5% (+1)
UKIP-EFDD: 3%
Greens-G/EFA: 3% (+1)

Field work: 25/06/18 – 26/06/18
Sample size: 1,645

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) July 3, 2018

Read @BorisJohnson's resignation letter in full https://t.co/A2VLpkYB9y #Brexit

— ABC News (@abcnews) July 9, 2018

It's "likely that the recent chaos is hard Brexit’s swan song; an indication that principle is finally giving way to pragmatism," writes @togawamercer. https://t.co/OsSxtE3kze

— Lawfare (@lawfareblog) July 15, 2018

Boris out. Davis out. The Chequers Agreement in tatters. We're heading for a hard Brexit. Labour are happy to go over cliff edge too.
The Lib Dems demand better. You deserve the final say on Brexit with the option to remain in the EU. Agree? Add your name: https://t.co/Mp2XkNJx4v pic.twitter.com/EsQOX8oJuK

— Liberal Democrats (@LibDems) July 20, 2018

I added a video to a @YouTube playlist https://t.co/xy5F0KXGfe Can Cabinet unity last through Brexit negotiations?

— manuel bello franque (@manuelbellof1) July 9, 2018

Soft Brexit, hard Brexit or no deal: Where do Cabinet members stand? https://t.co/8SSobq2DBI

— Sky News (@SkyNews) December 19, 2017

David Davis resigned and the internet reacted in the only way it knows how https://t.co/TkQKB3NaQV

— The Independent (@Independent) July 10, 2018

Fresh Brexit referendum will be necessary if MPs cannot agree plan for leaving EU, suggests Tom Watson https://t.co/wThKUJQhmc

— The Independent (@Independent) July 10, 2018

The funniest reactions to Theresa May's emergency re-shuffle https://t.co/cbo72jMttq

— The Independent (@Independent) July 10, 2018

REVEALED: Video shows the new Foreign Secretary, Jeremy Hunt, declaring his support for a #PeoplesVote on the final Brexit deal, in 2016.

Everybody needs to see this. Please RT: pic.twitter.com/Mmxuw6vsVW

— People's Vote UK (@peoplesvote_uk) July 11, 2018

Five things you need to know about Dominic Raab, the man Theresa May has chosen to lead her Tory Brexit. pic.twitter.com/DXM3oew2RJ

— The Labour Party (@UKLabour) July 10, 2018

Ouch. Fans of Dominic Raab look away now….

Keir Starmer destroys the new Brexit Minister's shambolic first appearance in the Commons. pic.twitter.com/xWThvXAiw1

— EL4C (@EL4JC) July 12, 2018

As much as the hardcore Brexiteers huff and puff about Prime Minister Theresa May going soft, they have presented no convincing answers to the challenges facing the Prime Minister. https://t.co/dIXEAvnJc1

— The New Yorker (@NewYorker) July 10, 2018

Boris goes https://t.co/5biwXDPFAW

— The Economist (@TheEconomist) July 9, 2018

Although an ardent Brexiteer, Mr Raab has shown himself to be more adaptable than some of his more hardline colleagues https://t.co/kVYHJlPE31

— The Economist (@TheEconomist) July 9, 2018

Britain’s new Brexit plan is savaged—by its own Brexit secretary https://t.co/2hRc5dYsUv

— The Economist (@TheEconomist) July 9, 2018

UK Vol.120 (England Vol.13 – East of England Vol.6)

Cambridgeshire
Cambridgeshire1 Cambridgeshire2 Cambridgeshire3

Cambs @CambsInsight https://t.co/9GA2tQwOL4 GCGP LEP; EEFMhttps://t.co/gxZrZApmpY @CambsCC https://t.co/wBehn1xQ2B pic.twitter.com/cwKNFClfFB

— WorldSolutions light (@WSlightly) February 2, 2016

At a glance | Cambridge Cluster Group
@camcitco
@CambsPboroCA
@EastCambs Economic Audit 2013 (PDF) | @investeastcambs
Cambridgeshire Local Economic Assessment 2011 (PDF) | @CambsCC
Economic Development Strategy 2010-2015 (PDF) | @SouthCambs
Cambridgeshire’s Economic Assessment (PDF) | @huntsdc
CAMBRIDGESHIRE AND PETERBOROUGH AUTHORITIES’STATUTORY GOVERNANCE REVIEW (PDF; June 2106) | @PeterboroughCC
East Cambridgeshire: Annual demographic and socio-economic report (PDF; April 2011) | Cambridgeshire County Council
Greater Cambridgeshire and Greater Peterborough Area Review (PDF; August 2017) | Department of Education
Cambridge economy is UK’s fastest growing – and it will stay top in 2018 (12/01/2018) | Paul Brackley @CambridgeIndy
Cambridge economy | @CambridgeOnline
Online Business Directory | @cambschamber
Places to visit in Cambridgeshire | @nationaltrust
What are the big issues in the Cambridgeshire & Peterborough mayoral race? (04/28/2017) | Simon Jeffrey @CityMetric
The Case for Cambridge (PDF) | @CambAhead
Cambridge Business Park
Top 14 Most Active Seed Investors in Cambridge (10/17/2017) | @seedlegals
Businesses in Milton | Milton Village
CPIER – Cambridgeshire & Peterborough Independent Economic Review
@GreaterCambs
@BBCCambs
@Cambslive
@CambsInsight
@HeartCambsNews
@HeartCambs

A new series entitled "A Brexit A-Z" has been recorded by several members of @EULegalStudies (including @CSBarnard24, @mwgehring and @St325Turenne) to shed light on the implications of #brexit (produced by @bonisones2). Listen online or download at: https://t.co/yLzOQIYCtb pic.twitter.com/LeFX6jnlfB

— Faculty of Law (@cambridgelaw) May 23, 2018

Doing Capitalism by @billjaneway should be on your summer reading list. Here's why @INETeconomics @ysi_commons https://t.co/D1cEY5tOGn

— Laurène Tran (@LaureneTran91) July 1, 2018

Did you catch our interview with Larry Ball, author of 'The Fed and Lehman Brothers: Setting the Record Straight on a Financial Disaster'? https://t.co/8PLq08XOjS pic.twitter.com/P4Pr8EwzUD

— Cambridge Economics (@CambUP_Econ) June 28, 2018

See this week’s @NewStatesman article by Tobias Cremer on role of religion:
Polls show that far-right supporters are disproportionally irreligious, and that Church attendance is one of the strongest statistical predictors for NOT voting right-wing populist. @Dept_of_POLIS pic.twitter.com/La6Qq6UT54

— Léonie de Jonge (@L_deJonge) May 31, 2018

Cambridge Working Paper in Economic and Social History no. 32 by Alain Naef now online https://t.co/AbO0zPlCw2 keep those working papers coming! @CamHistory

— Cam Econ&Soc History (@CamEcSocHist) April 13, 2018

We're reading @CamHistory's Prof David Reynolds on Donald Trump's foreign policy: https://t.co/6gQvthW2E3 & it's making us nostalgic for his America, Empire of Liberty @BBCRadio4 series. Some episodes still online: https://t.co/noHDjurzW0

— Cam Arts&Humanities (@CamArtsHums) March 26, 2018

Our new interactive website https://t.co/2w2SrIitBc is now live! Explore of demographic and social change using maps of the UK 1851-1911. #campop @CamUniGeography @vitalgeogs #Demography #HistDem pic.twitter.com/Q3H1A07LsJ

— Alice Reid (@amrcampop) April 24, 2018

UK Vol.115 (England Vol.8 – East of England Vol.1)

England regions

East of England
EastOfEngland region
@BBCLookEast
LOCAL AUTHORITIES IN THE EAST OF ENGLAND (PDF; 01/04/2018) | UK Department of Defence
WHY UNIVERSITIES MATTER FOR THE EAST OF ENGLAND (PDF) | @UniversitiesUK
Commercialising Innovation: A Briefing Paper on historic trends and policy context (PDF) | @LGAcomms

50 best beaches: representing the east of England are beaches in Norfolk, Suffolk and Essexhttps://t.co/MGzLXshhie @vstnorthnorfolk @VisitCromer @NorthNorfolkDC @BBCNorfolk @SecretMersea @VisitEssex @visitsuffolk @suffolk_tourism pic.twitter.com/byyTo1G7oj

— Sunday Times Travel (@ST_Travel) July 1, 2018

Tim Robinson, COO of #TechEast, shares his monthly roundup of the biggest tech news stories from East Anglia. Tech in the East of England: a $6.6m Series A, a £300K crowdfunding round and more #Suffolk #Norfolk #Essex #Cambrdigeshire @UKTNofficial https://t.co/Amtw8FZJni pic.twitter.com/mw8mDRLblO

— TechEast UK (@TechEastUK) March 12, 2018

#UEA w/ @UniKent & @Uni_of_Essex awarded £4.7 million to boost #economic growth & #business links in East of England https://t.co/Tw4NHIfpLY pic.twitter.com/FfWrN8sEh9

— UEA (@uniofeastanglia) October 12, 2017

Norfolk
EastOfEngland Norfolk

NFK @EDP24 https://t.co/KsYbqDOi5Y enrg,ag@NorfolkWay https://t.co/aTYgmUZoeO @NewAngliaLEP https://t.co/OgzAINTAEV pic.twitter.com/TTwblRoiTG

— WorldSolutions light (@WSlightly) January 27, 2016

@NorfolkCC
@norfolkchamber
Norfolk Economic Intelligence Report (PDF; 2016) | Norfolk County Council
Norfolk’s Story (PDF; October 2017) | Norfolk Insight (Norfolk County Council)
Norfolk | Encyclopaedia Britannica
North Norfolk District Council
North Norfolk centre for small and start-up businesses gets a step closer | @Nwes_Group
The Impact of Brexit on North Norfolk: A discussion note (PDF; March 2018) | Martyn Sloman
@cwa_college
South Norfolk business booming, says Experian research (19/03/2012) | David Keller @BBC
Norwich economic strategy 2013-18 (PDF) | Norwich City Council
@uniofeastanglia
Your Sustainable Community Strategy for South Norfolk: Important Issues – Local Action 2008-2018 (PDF) | South Norfolk Alliance
Tour Norfolk
@prldesign

On this day in 1918 a new food controller for the UK was appointed. Rationing on the home front was also in force https://t.co/xCXdmL3dhk pic.twitter.com/QLZeoGKXAz

— Norfolk in WW1 (@norfolkinww1) July 9, 2018

Suffolk
EastOfEngland Suffolk

SFK https://t.co/ypAugq4Wkn AdMfg,Bio,CrInd,Egy,FdAg,ICT,Logi,Trsm
@SuffolkCoastal https://t.co/ar1Xe7IJo9 skills,.. pic.twitter.com/SeDf158bmn

— WorldSolutions light (@WSlightly) January 28, 2016

@suffolkcc
@suffolkchamber
West Suffolk business fact pack (PDF) | @InvestinSuffolk
East Suffolk Economic Growth Plan, 2018-23 (PDF; Draft-v7; January 2018)
The East’s Institute of Technology (PDF)
@UniofSuffolk
@suffolknewcoll
@EastCoast_Coll
Ambitious bid to create Institute of Technology moves a step closer to success (20/06/2018) | @WestSuffolk
Colleges in Norfolk and Suffolk launch ‘collaborative’ group | Billy Camden @FEWeek
@camnano

Sealey buys 7.5 acre site at Suffolk Park @Savills @Hazells_letting https://t.co/gX1aQLtG0c pic.twitter.com/WcD1Ufr5d6

— Eastern Echo (@UKPropForEast) July 12, 2018

Science and Technology Vol.6

Norbert Wiener's previously unpublished article "The Machine Age", written for @NYTimes (1949) http://t.co/jm7VuGODKl pic.twitter.com/sxUrAGytBo

— monoskop (@monoskop) August 25, 2013

In 1999, I asked David Gerrold to write a "future of computing" prediction for the magazine where I was Technology Editor. Here's what he wrote. pic.twitter.com/UAMM0Pm4W6

— Esther Schindler (@estherschindler) March 28, 2018

InForm Dynamic shape display created by MIT professors and students pic.twitter.com/vr8cYu7FFv

— Physics-astronomy.org (@OrgPhysics) June 26, 2018

#McGill and @KinovaRobotics, one of Canada’s fastest-growing robotics companies, have signed an agreement that will foster innovation in robotics technology https://t.co/Scc5NfwPop pic.twitter.com/MseDr84QQl

— McGill Reporter (@McGillREPORTER) May 17, 2018

AI and smart food among new research areas prioritised nationally – Prof @OrlaFeely #ucdresearch said 'they reflect some of the major global opportunities for Ireland' https://t.co/oiwIrFuHoi via @rte

— UCD Research (@UCD_Research) March 20, 2018

https://twitter.com/UCDCompSci/status/972392650929303552

9 Robot Animals Built From Nature's Best-Kept Secrets https://t.co/8cdBuPV3Ht pic.twitter.com/vMO3wZNF9k

— SingularityU (@singularityu) March 24, 2018

4 Ways #ArtificialIntelligence Could Solve Some Of The World's Biggest Problems @wef #Robots #AI #Futurism #MachineLearning #TechForGood #HealthTech #Robotics #FutureofWork #Futurist #EmergingTech #IoT #SelfDrivingCars #AutonomousVehicles #DataAnalytics #Futureofeducation pic.twitter.com/mV0feOk6Yi

— Brett King (@BrettKing) April 17, 2018

Should we be excited or scared?#innovation #BostonDynamics #innovatingcreativity pic.twitter.com/kloOo7G5Qd

— UKDK (@UKDK2) February 13, 2018

One robot is rolling out to help disaster victims. pic.twitter.com/WrgpiyX3A1

— Futurism (@futurism) February 17, 2018

This elevator can move sideways pic.twitter.com/2qsiW6pclV

— Business Insider (@businessinsider) June 28, 2018

Now you can explore the ocean without all the bulky equipment pic.twitter.com/xaMlWA87Ri

— Mashable (@mashable) May 4, 2018

This designer "paints fabric" pic.twitter.com/iIhICl7rdA

— Mashable (@mashable) April 10, 2018

This robot can climb fences, stairs, and even open doors—as if the uprising wasn't happening fast enough pic.twitter.com/7zaCr1KeKK

— Mashable (@mashable) March 1, 2018

Just look at what this robot warrior can do pic.twitter.com/hGWi2S8oBH

— Mashable (@mashable) February 26, 2018

The world's first robot-made burger is about to hit the Bay Area #tictocnews https://t.co/qvvhoMdzHW pic.twitter.com/gQkKQAMGod

— TicToc by Bloomberg (@tictoc) June 26, 2018

.@HSBC_US becomes the first US bank to deploy a robot in a branch — and other advances in bank use of drones/robotics by @CitizensBank @USAA @sberbank: https://t.co/K8n54RUsds pic.twitter.com/CkM0s44040

— ABA Banking Journal (@BankingJournal) June 27, 2018

Plants might seem like pacifists, but they can launch devastating chemical attacks against their foes. https://t.co/4hNqk5GHYC pic.twitter.com/YlAae1TEXx

— Scientific American (@sciam) July 8, 2018

The Americas were once full of people and dogs who had been here for thousands of years. Then Europeans arrived. https://t.co/JonzFsKyal

— NYT Science (@NYTScience) July 8, 2018

Tenor hits 12B searches in its GIF keyboard every month https://t.co/MJ8aUTR6DC #tech pic.twitter.com/HlgIowKASk

— Hyphen & Point (@hyphenandpoint) February 21, 2018

A look at the loss of thicker (usually older) #Arctic sea ice in Octobers from 1979-2016 (PIOMAS, ice < 1.5 meters masked black) pic.twitter.com/BtHCwVUdKk

— Zack Labe (@ZLabe) November 14, 2016

DONE! At last, we've finally completed our first attempt at snow art.* The fields behind the office are completely transformed. ❄️❄️❄️ #SnowDay

* OK, this is really the work of genius snow artist Simon Beck.
→ https://t.co/UU13Ioym6W pic.twitter.com/aHnVTmRGDA

— Sky Atlantic (@skyatlantic) March 2, 2018

https://twitter.com/BBCWorld/status/971055999594450945

See how 3D scanning is being used to help 'preserve' over 25 historical sites from around the world #WorldHeritageDay pic.twitter.com/twxcBKL6O7

— BBC Click (@BBCClick) April 18, 2018

A machine created by Brooklyn-based inventor @josephsmachines serves up cake pic.twitter.com/dHIkXjIqBv

— Reuters Top News (@Reuters) April 19, 2018

An edible bubble made from seaweed?
'It doesn't make sense to put a cold-pressed juice that will expire in two days in a bottle that takes 700 years to decompose'
– @ppaslier explains the thinking behind his product pic.twitter.com/6gBOOi01X8

— Chatham House (@ChathamHouse) March 6, 2018

.@ucl ’s spiritual founder Jeremy @Bentham is off on his first overseas trip in 180 years – as an exhibit at New York @Met_Breur museum. Read about it here: @uclnews https://t.co/yj8tELnDEx @UCL_Culture @littlegaudy and see a brilliant time lapse video of his preparation below: pic.twitter.com/WHbQFFLUJT

— UCL News (@uclnews) February 14, 2018

https://twitter.com/BathElecEng/status/987284769166823424

Our #YoR2017 robot friends have finally woken up, Nao is just finishing his morning exercises @HeriotWattUni @LyellCentre @HWEngage pic.twitter.com/Mq2hC6BlHY

— HWU Human Robot Interaction (@HWU_HRI) September 23, 2017

WATCH LIVE: PM @Theresa_May unveils a new strategy @JodrellBank to ensure the UK remains a world leader in science … https://t.co/lY7sPX714c

— UK Prime Minister (@10DowningStreet) May 21, 2018

#HealthTech: wearable e-skin may be the future of health diagnostics! The ‘ultimate wearable’ for monitoring is advancing #wearabletech pic.twitter.com/xaioFcja0O

— UCD Computer Science (@UCDCompSci) March 9, 2018

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

— GMIT iHubs (@GMITihubs) March 13, 2018

A graphene sieve to turn saltwater into fresh water. Sweet. pic.twitter.com/78ddlnKIoR

— Scientists for EU (@Scientists4EU) May 26, 2018

https://twitter.com/EU_Commission/status/1001043213866725376

No battery. No electricity. Just fabric. Researchers at #ChalmersUniversity have developed a fabric that converts kinetic energy into electric power. The greater the load applied to the textile and the wetter it gets, the more electricity it generates. https://t.co/oLG0zwFPgi pic.twitter.com/1vQozBeAWh

— Chalmers University (@chalmersuniv) March 22, 2018

https://twitter.com/BBCNews/status/986551909887676419

Medical supplies are now only a text message away. And doctors are using drones to deliver them! pic.twitter.com/e6odyQp7MK

— BBC (@BBC) May 3, 2018

Why are these villagers in Sierra Leone still waiting for their share of a $6.5m 'peace diamond'? https://t.co/CKjkyQSovE pic.twitter.com/JYI27LTZlD

— BBC Business (@BBCBusiness) February 8, 2018

Plastic pollution reaching record levels in the once pristine Arctichttps://t.co/Fqex4335yt pic.twitter.com/N0PB4SkEvc

— BBC News (World) (@BBCWorld) February 8, 2018

How tomorrow's buildings will make you – and the planet – healthier https://t.co/svO55oTAI8 #future pic.twitter.com/9sJ1rFWuGJ

— World Economic Forum (@wef) July 8, 2018

"Books and chocolate make life bearable."
Happy #WorldChocolateDay! pic.twitter.com/F7vnmT8uBl

— Dr Louisa Treger (@louisatreger) July 6, 2018

US Policy Changes Vol.90 (Trade)

Trump has beef with Canada's dairy tariffs. Here's what he may not know: https://t.co/SEKFuuA2Vi

— Brookings (@BrookingsInst) June 13, 2018

🎧 The G-7 could be overwhelmed by the tensions created by tariffs Trump has imposed on major US allies https://t.co/TCcVZRWh2X #G7

— Brookings (@BrookingsInst) June 9, 2018

“The other G-7 members are very upset at the United States right now, and I think Canada in particular is very upset.” @geoffreygertz discusses how recent tariffs will play into this weekend’s summit: https://t.co/XTNJtzOL5F #G7 pic.twitter.com/YcsJdizmUk

— Brookings (@BrookingsInst) June 8, 2018

Don’t Believe the Rhetoric: NAFTA Has Actually Helped US Manufacturing. https://t.co/164o9HK5WY pic.twitter.com/MhxSBgm9mo

— Heritage Foundation (@Heritage) June 11, 2018

A unified #G7 that remains faithful to the values of market-based Western democracy and economic freedom can be America’s ally in the economic battles that lie ahead.

That’s far more valuable than anything that can be gained by a trade war. https://t.co/Rrft6FOvNq

— Heritage Foundation (@Heritage) June 11, 2018

.@NileGardiner on @HappeningNow talking #G7 tariffs: "The trajectory at the moment is certainly for a transatlantic trade war…I do hope the administration will move away from that." https://t.co/v6qRSVhk4q

— Heritage Foundation (@Heritage) June 10, 2018

Pointless Lumber Tariffs Are Hurting Americans https://t.co/1UCx9suIzE pic.twitter.com/B3FTXXSe8L

— Heritage Foundation (@Heritage) June 7, 2018

Trump's totally free trade idea is really smart: It's a pity that he doesn't seem to really believe in it. https://t.co/L6Wb3rgxsF

— reason (@reason) June 12, 2018

Without the "national security" argument, President Trump's authority to unilaterally impose tariffs on Canadian steel and aluminum is called into question. https://t.co/03UsaNbqwg

— reason (@reason) June 12, 2018

Watch @JeffFlake rip @RealDonaldTrump's "national security" tariffs, then read Trump mock Flake's low polling numbers. Is this a rehearsal for the 2020 GOP primary? https://t.co/r7c5o9ZFOB

— reason (@reason) June 7, 2018

The Republicans Abandon Free Trade https://t.co/YvndiKUp6s

— reason (@reason) June 7, 2018

Who are some of the major victims? Why the rust belt of course. Did you know manufacturers use steel/aluminum from US and foreign producers to stay competitive? https://t.co/jpUjVevbFc

— Tori Whiting (@torikwhiting) June 6, 2018

Trump’s trade deficit obsession hurts national security @WarOnTheRocks @AEI #TradeWar https://t.co/lMRIl1O7rQ

— AEI Foreign Policy (@AEIfdp) June 7, 2018

"On trade policy, the US is in uncharted territory. But stay tuned, it could all change tomorrow — or even later today." https://t.co/RAK3RuEc7M

— AEI (@AEI) June 6, 2018

“What if President Trump’s free-market critics are mistaken about his trade policy motivations?”
by: @ChrisCPandolfo https://t.co/wyOlXSXGbp

— Conservative Review (@CR) June 12, 2018

The main takeaway from the recent G-7 summit obviously is the damage to U.S.-allied relations from Donald Trump’s accusations about trade. https://t.co/7r2tEKvCp8

— National Interest (@TheNatlInterest) June 13, 2018

If the U.S. wishes to see China's trade policies liberalize, the best way to approach may be through the creation of a Free Trade Agreement with China. Simon Lester discusses this and more on the radio with Neil Asbury. https://t.co/2CibchdxfZ pic.twitter.com/dIZYr8OelP

— Cato Trade (@CatoTrade) June 13, 2018

The economic ramification of tariffs are steep and, unfortunately, the Trump administration's approach seems highly contradictory. https://t.co/ZZKgJLjR4m pic.twitter.com/jwoSDS4iWn

— Cato Trade (@CatoTrade) June 13, 2018

Steel consuming industries outnumber steel producing industries. Tariffs on steel serve to hurt many U.S. citizens. .@cpgrabow discusses on @ReutersTV… https://t.co/tJ99Ec07rC pic.twitter.com/PmqA8HDBAZ

— Cato Trade (@CatoTrade) June 12, 2018

VIDEO: @cpgrabow joins @ReutersTV to discuss U.S. steel tariffs and their impact on American consumers…. pic.twitter.com/wFmWeKTubn

— Cato Trade (@CatoTrade) June 12, 2018

As threats of increased tariff barriers were uttered after the G-7 summit, it is imperative to remember trade wars are antithetical to idea of "draining the swamp." https://t.co/ZjtrPnUlbA pic.twitter.com/0ynMyScVCD

— Cato Trade (@CatoTrade) June 11, 2018

Was Buenos Aires the beginning of the end or the end of the beginning? The path chosen by WTO members could ensure that it is only the end of the beginning for multilateral trade agreements. https://t.co/46uSBfCFCi pic.twitter.com/23X109gfQi

— Cato Trade (@CatoTrade) June 11, 2018

As the United States continued to distance itself from allies at the G-7 summit, it is imperative to remember that the U.S. has been much more successful negotiating lower tariffs with other countries than by threatening them to do so. https://t.co/yrDspuobbg pic.twitter.com/Qq1DpywANS

— Cato Trade (@CatoTrade) June 11, 2018

Some Republicans are beginning to stand up to the protectionist policies of President Trump. Congress needs to continue to show support for the global trading system along with its rules and institutions. Dan Ikenson explains in this piece in the NYT. https://t.co/TKto0iktXq pic.twitter.com/d2JiX8WdDf

— Cato Trade (@CatoTrade) June 10, 2018

The Trump administration should be engaging in real trade liberalizing negotiation with China, rather than trying to convince them to purchase our goods instead of other country's goods. This and more in this month's #CatoTradeChronicle. https://t.co/1Uqna4eDol pic.twitter.com/0DqghIfUrq

— Cato Trade (@CatoTrade) June 9, 2018

Simon Lester appeared on KURV's The Wall to discuss Mexico's retaliatory tariffs against the U.S. Check out the whole discussion https://t.co/RkjM4wdkgi

— Cato Trade (@CatoTrade) June 8, 2018

There seem to be a lot of reasons – right to work, state tax breaks, available labor – for the aluminum mill to be built in Ashland, KY. Trump’s trade (and other) policies do not appear to have played much of a role. https://t.co/IGG1nR4YDt pic.twitter.com/dtKiu7FtOf

— Cato Trade (@CatoTrade) June 7, 2018

Did Tariffs Industrialize the U.S.? If you answered yes, then you are "Dead Wrong." Jonah Norberg explains why on the Free to Choose Network. https://t.co/RTArLJ4TPE pic.twitter.com/Le477NZ8OV

— Cato Trade (@CatoTrade) June 7, 2018

The U.S. is treating many of our friends as enemies. Canada, Mexico, and the EU are allies and they should be treated as such. If the idea is to pressure our closest trading partners to negotiate, tariffs may do the opposite. https://t.co/1Uqna4eDol #CatoTradeChronicle pic.twitter.com/LzDjpX2Ix3

— Cato Trade (@CatoTrade) June 7, 2018

It is time that Congress work to check the trade authority of the president and a bipartisan bill similar to that of Sen. Mike Lee's Global Trade Accountability Act would do just that. https://t.co/1Uqna4eDol #CatoTradeChronicle pic.twitter.com/PRRkkbgx4p

— Cato Trade (@CatoTrade) June 6, 2018

By not acknowledging the drawbacks of his protectionist proposals, Peter Navarro fails the first test of an economist worth his weight. To ignore the costs of protectionism, wittingly or unwittingly, is to make a cardinal sin of economic analysis. https://t.co/xOUPcvkdv0 pic.twitter.com/TNzY8RTp8T

— Cato Trade (@CatoTrade) June 5, 2018

Most economists agree that trade barriers used to restrict the sugar supply raise the profits of sugar producers, but make US consumers absorb this increased cost. https://t.co/EJiaXxyqOc #sugar pic.twitter.com/9OKnE6vfw3

— Cato Trade (@CatoTrade) June 5, 2018

In this month's #CatoTradeChronicle Simon Lester calls for Congress to mitigate the damage of the Trump administration's tariffs on U.S. allies. Congress has not shown much backbone on trade so far, but the time has come for Congress to act. https://t.co/1Uqna4eDol pic.twitter.com/9TXQYrSbHW

— Cato Trade (@CatoTrade) June 5, 2018

"Mr. Trump has been establishing a solid economic record with tax cuts and deregulation, but his escalating trade war puts that at risk. He aspires to be Ronald Reagan but his tariff folly echoes of Herbert Hoover." via @WSJopinion https://t.co/vPB1UjBDEF pic.twitter.com/TTo8iCQDEP

— Cato Trade (@CatoTrade) June 4, 2018

The Europeans, Canadians, and Mexicans haven’t bent sufficiently to Trump’s will, therefore U.S. industries that rely on steel and aluminum (imported or domestic) will be hit with substantial taxes to mitigate that threat. https://t.co/GEiirundMJ pic.twitter.com/VPDPl5noUE

— Cato Trade (@CatoTrade) June 2, 2018

Listen to today's @CatoPodcast: @snlester and @cpgrabow comment on steel and aluminum tariffs and potential retaliatory tariffs. https://t.co/3srSDOD7vH pic.twitter.com/PsAX9uccw2

— Cato Trade (@CatoTrade) June 2, 2018

The impact of the tariffs may not be felt throughout the entire economy. However, the tariffs and the countermeasures will inflict wounds on consumers, businesses, and on specific U.S. exporters. https://t.co/MSPuvuO7Ia pic.twitter.com/1Z1uYL3XDF

— Cato Trade (@CatoTrade) June 1, 2018

There are important parallels between the U.S. trade relationship with Mexico 30 years ago and with China now. A trade agreement with China could do for U.S.-China relations today what Nafta did for U.S.-Mexico relations back then. https://t.co/zSYE8Df5yW

— Cato Trade (@CatoTrade) June 1, 2018

Section 232 of the Trade Expansion Act of 1962 gives the president broad discretion both to define what constitutes a national security threat and to prescribe a course to mitigate the threat. On both counts, President Trump has abused that discretion. https://t.co/GEiirundMJ

— Cato Trade (@CatoTrade) June 1, 2018

For over a decade, US & China have been waging a tit-for-tat tech trade war. There are far better options than tariff wars to make competition in the technology space more market-oriented and mutually beneficial, including by negotiating a bilateral FTA. https://t.co/2CDXxGqRks pic.twitter.com/EiFiqsyi5a

— Cato Trade (@CatoTrade) May 31, 2018

A trade war looms as America's allies threaten retaliation against Trump's trade tariffs. https://t.co/N3cciiiU7j (via @AJInsideStory)

— Al Jazeera English (@AJEnglish) June 9, 2018

Economic Trumpism: U.S. President Makes Life Tough for German Companies https://t.co/uvPRXHarF7 pic.twitter.com/n0GJUojTLj

— SPIEGEL ONLINE English (@SPIEGEL_English) June 13, 2018

The U.S. has followed through with its threat to impose punitive tariffs on European steel and aluminum and the signs are pointing to a global trade war. The German government is doing what it can to prevent harm to its automobile industry. https://t.co/hK37oBIeMp

— SPIEGEL ONLINE English (@SPIEGEL_English) June 7, 2018

Canada wants Pacific trade pact ratified fast amid Trump spat: minister https://t.co/cO2KWSlPqJ pic.twitter.com/9TE2cWyKZ9

— FRANCE 24 (@FRANCE24) June 11, 2018

Merkel: G7 agree on commitment to rules-based trade https://t.co/DVbsivSPq5 pic.twitter.com/SNB68jMDp4

— FRANCE 24 (@FRANCE24) June 9, 2018

Trump demands 'no tariffs' while defending steel, aluminum tariffs on US imports at G7 https://t.co/uj55LechNF pic.twitter.com/GMHb2DC7dH

— FRANCE 24 (@FRANCE24) June 9, 2018

Germany’s fears about a trade war spilling over into its car sector have inspired Berlin’s conciliatory stance toward Trump — but the feelings aren't mutual https://t.co/cy5ksh4kLs

— POLITICO Europe (@POLITICOEurope) June 13, 2018

Protectionism: Historical perspectives https://t.co/w6xhoKrUB7

— VoxEU (@voxeu) June 14, 2018

Trade war: How tensions have risen between China, the EU and the US. Blog post and graphic analysis of #TradeWar by @FraChiacchio. What are the possible scenarios moving forward for the EU? >> https://t.co/G9Cj2H3oko pic.twitter.com/ZcR65Z1bv1

— Bruegel (@Bruegel_org) June 10, 2018

EU should revive TTIP, retaliation only helps Trump's re-election https://t.co/n2phDsOViG

— EURACTIV (@EURACTIV) June 12, 2018

Trump attacks EU and Canada on trade amid backlash ahead of G7 summit https://t.co/iQEy7dX2r7

— EURACTIV (@EURACTIV) June 8, 2018

Mercosur: Don’t sacrifice our food standards and tropical forests for trade https://t.co/rIFA16io0D

— EURACTIV (@EURACTIV) June 7, 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.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

— NYT Opinion (@nytopinion) June 9, 2018

Hurricane Maria has been Trump’s one real test of presidential leadership so far. The depth of his failure is a sign of what's to come, argues @michelleinbklyn. https://t.co/jJVdlnjYxr

— NYT Opinion (@nytopinion) June 9, 2018

Several White House aides are said to be considering leaving their jobs, as the mood in the White House is one of resignation that President Trump is growing more emboldened to act on instinct alone https://t.co/WvJxo4Evn3

— NYT Politics (@nytpolitics) June 10, 2018

Larry Kudlow said President Trump pulled out of a joint G7 statement with allies because a “betrayal” by Justin Trudeau threatened to make the president look weak ahead of his meeting with Kim Jong-un https://t.co/Ss3SxhxqtP

— NYT Politics (@nytpolitics) June 10, 2018

President Trump threatened to end trade with G-7 nations that he said use unfair practices. “We’re like the piggy bank that everybody’s robbing.” https://t.co/ue0GHitjnr

— NYT Politics (@nytpolitics) June 10, 2018

Video: Macron, Trudeau and Merkel at odds with President Trump https://t.co/WD350FgjSw

— NYT Politics (@nytpolitics) June 10, 2018

First, Canada tried to charm President Trump. But now its government officials are waging a campaign against an American trade war. https://t.co/skTmrljLgf

— NYT Politics (@nytpolitics) June 10, 2018

President Trump has found himself isolated on the global stage for taking actions viewed by America’s closest allies as destructive and even illegal https://t.co/j66gWlOa3C

— NYT Politics (@nytpolitics) June 10, 2018

Is the economy doing exceptionally well, or performing only about as well as it did in the late years of the Obama administration? An @upshotNYT analysis: https://t.co/plCL3c4UBg

— NYT Politics (@nytpolitics) June 9, 2018

Video: President Trump displays confidence about the upcoming North Korea talks https://t.co/ZW8GcuuBdJ

— NYT Politics (@nytpolitics) June 9, 2018

China has stolen sensitive data related to naval warfare from the computers of a Navy contractor, American officials said https://t.co/SIW7TmT98x pic.twitter.com/OzPvHLiigT

— NYT Politics (@nytpolitics) June 9, 2018

President Trump is shaking up the international order to make friends with America’s enemies and enemies out of America’s friends, @peterbakernyt writes https://t.co/rP675SdJK8

— NYT Politics (@nytpolitics) June 9, 2018

In Canada, many observers were calling it the “G-6 plus 1” — with President Trump being cast as the irrational, irascible and dangerous outsider https://t.co/U0vPHvQdLm

— NYT Politics (@nytpolitics) June 9, 2018

President Trump's summit meeting with the Group of 7 leaders is likely to be dominated by festering trade tensions https://t.co/MmqcEg0W3L

— NYT Politics (@nytpolitics) June 8, 2018

President Trump called on the world’s leading economies to reinstate Russia to the Group of 7 nations four years after it was cast out for annexing Crimea https://t.co/4lkHqUU8At pic.twitter.com/16fAY5mNvW

— NYT Politics (@nytpolitics) June 8, 2018

President Trump railed against Canadian tariffs on American dairy products as he prepared to travel to Canada https://t.co/cwHkQ6RIeQ pic.twitter.com/SkX5hDHZ9E

— NYT Politics (@nytpolitics) June 8, 2018

Now updated with Trump's insults of Trudeau, as well as with a new chronological feature https://t.co/ECDtDEoxku

— The New York Times (@nytimes) June 11, 2018

U.S.-Canada trade feud escalates after fraught G-7 summit – Top trade adviser says ‘there’s a special place in hell for any foreign leader that engages in bad faith diplomacy’ with President Trump. My story w/@amacker https://t.co/4vdIb6ehQz via @WSJ

— Vivian Salama (@vmsalama) June 10, 2018

Trade plays an increasingly important role in the global economy. And concerns about recent U.S. tariffs will likely take center stage at the G-7 meeting https://t.co/CNelOWgpUd pic.twitter.com/osN16shJNH

— Capital Journal (@WSJPolitics) June 9, 2018

Russia and China have signed a raft of deals and pledged tighter coordination on security and foreign policy, underscoring how disputes with the U.S. are drawing the neighbors closer. https://t.co/tCfWvm0v1e

— Capital Journal (@WSJPolitics) June 9, 2018

Is President Trump good or bad for GOP midterm candidates? We asked the chairmen of the congressional campaign committees: https://t.co/GVqrjTiT4h (video)

— Capital Journal (@WSJPolitics) June 9, 2018

Great explainer from 2016 via ⁦@Neil_Irwin. I’m sure aides have tried to explain this to Trump.—> What⁩ Is the Trade Deficit? https://t.co/hD4RqgA36Z

— Glenn Kessler (@GlennKesslerWP) June 9, 2018

There are ‘nuggets of truth’ to what Trump says about trade https://t.co/eOdNXHDLhv

— Wonkblog (@Wonkblog) June 8, 2018

The labor market is the best it’s been since 1970 — but not if you want a raise https://t.co/HDLjHQ7i6R

— Wonkblog (@Wonkblog) June 6, 2018

Trump says U.S. economy may be the ‘greatest in history.’ Let’s check the record. https://t.co/4H3QsqETH9

— Wonkblog (@Wonkblog) June 5, 2018

The White House triples down on attacks on Trudeau as tensions from the G-7 summit deepen rift with closest U.S. allies https://t.co/laCQZvSUgM

— Washington Post (@washingtonpost) June 11, 2018

Canadians — including the country’s most staunch conservatives — rally around Trudeau amid the trade conflict with Trump https://t.co/W9LYcDi795

— Washington Post (@washingtonpost) June 10, 2018

The Trump Internet is sharing a counter-photo to that viral G-7 picture — and a strange conspiracy theory about Trudeau's eyebrows https://t.co/DDJe4soJfZ

— Washington Post (@washingtonpost) June 10, 2018

Opinion: After Trump’s G-7 summit fiasco, be afraid https://t.co/REu3rdP2Z7

— Washington Post (@washingtonpost) June 10, 2018

European leaders are indignant and defiant over Trump’s G-7 statement. But they’re not surprised. https://t.co/5Mj2F6UBus

— Washington Post (@washingtonpost) June 10, 2018

Trump adviser blasts Canada’s Trudeau for "betrayal" after G-7 summit https://t.co/LeIh6OSA0L

— Washington Post (@washingtonpost) June 10, 2018

NATO is still practicing for the worst https://t.co/dArUSrmrHJ

— Washington Post (@washingtonpost) June 10, 2018

The G-7 summit, summed up in one photo https://t.co/AZdAo6eDv9

— Washington Post (@washingtonpost) June 10, 2018

Trump blasts Canada's Trudeau for 'false statements'; says U.S. will not endorse G-7 communique https://t.co/HfcYrSq6C2

— Washington Post (@washingtonpost) June 9, 2018

Putin to Trump: "The ball is in America’s court" https://t.co/3EXDWZYv6c

— Washington Post (@washingtonpost) June 9, 2018

In Trump, some fear the end of the world order https://t.co/yBNx35PJj1

— Washington Post (@washingtonpost) June 9, 2018

Opinion: Trump is no joke https://t.co/S3Bg5VjK99

— Washington Post (@washingtonpost) June 9, 2018

Opinion: An open letter on trade — from 29 European Union ambassadors to the U.S. https://t.co/Sz6Y1xz56E

— Washington Post (@washingtonpost) June 8, 2018

Opinion: Trump’s effort to isolate us from the world is going great https://t.co/0Mz4jWU4RP

— Washington Post (@washingtonpost) June 8, 2018

China hacked a U.S. Navy contractor and secured a trove of highly sensitive submarine warfare data https://t.co/UyooonPquM

— Washington Post (@washingtonpost) June 8, 2018

Opinion: Republicans deny evidence Russia meddled, Trump invites Putin to rejoin G-7 https://t.co/JQGjITuDLX

— Washington Post (@washingtonpost) June 8, 2018

Analysis: Americans like Trump on the economy. They dislike Trump for being Trump. https://t.co/nDFBou9hBr

— Washington Post (@washingtonpost) June 8, 2018

Analysis: The G-7 has always been an informal club. With Russia remarks, Trump is pushing that. https://t.co/rpoZWkM3Ci

— Washington Post (@washingtonpost) June 8, 2018

Opinion: Trump’s clownish conduct earns him no respect from U.S. allies or adversaries https://t.co/TsQrWDC6m3

— Washington Post (@washingtonpost) June 8, 2018

The Cybersecurity 202: Lawmakers seek to kill Trump's ZTE deal over Chinese spying concerns https://t.co/DOOB0RbYFm

— Washington Post (@washingtonpost) June 8, 2018

Trump administration officials lash out at Canadian PM Justin Trudeau after G-7: "There's a special place in hell for any foreign leader that engages in bad faith diplomacy with President Donald J. Trump." https://t.co/e6WSrpzOPY pic.twitter.com/UW2fFF0XLS

— ABC News (@ABC) June 11, 2018

Leading Republican senator, and ally of Pres. Trump, disagrees with the president's suggestion that the G-7 should allow Russia to rejoin the alliance. https://t.co/WI6DgdyyV3 pic.twitter.com/2YbarAypBU

— ABC News (@ABC) June 11, 2018

Trump administration officials lash out at Canadian PM Justin Trudeau after G-7: “There’s a special place in hell for any foreign leader that engages in bad faith diplomacy with President Donald J. Trump." https://t.co/zGafuQJgrd pic.twitter.com/5Y894vr45o

— ABC News (@ABC) June 10, 2018

Canada's foreign minister responds to Trump administration officials' remarks against Canadian PM Justin Trudeau: "Canada does not believe that ad hominem attacks are a particularly appropriate or useful way to conduct our relations with other countries." https://t.co/wgURdb0Xio pic.twitter.com/ta7ByB753d

— ABC News (@ABC) June 10, 2018

Why Pres. Trump's combative trade stance toward allies poses risks. https://t.co/XtMrUGyz2N pic.twitter.com/DVSHNfjPZj

— ABC News (@ABC) June 10, 2018

During a weekend summit in China, Russian Pres. Vladimir Putin tries his hand at making baozi dumplings – a local delicacy – alongside Chinese Pres. Xi Jinping. https://t.co/W5bODB4Wbs pic.twitter.com/br0TiZExcZ

— ABC News (@ABC) June 10, 2018

The Kremlin says that Russian Pres. Putin and Pres. Trump have mentioned Vienna as a possible venue for their summit. https://t.co/ifyrPcfXmF pic.twitter.com/mce08NAsgX

— ABC News (@ABC) June 10, 2018

Canadian PM Justin Trudeau says Canada will not agree to a "sunset clause" in negotiations for NAFTA: "We will not, cannot sign a trade deal that expires automatically every five years. That is not a trade deal." https://t.co/b4kX33Pwhs pic.twitter.com/BzmwWpjcTB

— ABC News (@ABC) June 9, 2018

Singapore summit site run by family with Trump-like ambition. https://t.co/HBXyfIyRoQ pic.twitter.com/D4dGgBEDQs

— ABC News (@ABC) June 9, 2018

Pres. Trump on possibility nations of retaliating against new tariffs: "If they retaliate, they're making a mistake, because you see we have a tremendous trade imbalance." https://t.co/Y1nRb9lEpC pic.twitter.com/9k9Vqa7pM7

— ABC News (@ABC) June 9, 2018

Pres. Trump says entering Russia back into the G7 "has been discussed."

"I think the G8 would be better, I think having Russia back in would be a positive thing. We're looking for peace in the world, we're not looking to play games." https://t.co/JGUjuD0v7f pic.twitter.com/MeLil3YB0s

— ABC News (@ABC) June 9, 2018

Pres. Trump faces swift backlash following call for Russia to re-enter the G7. https://t.co/eOXvwJbVUH pic.twitter.com/c8m4oqS5Z2

— ABC News (@ABC) June 9, 2018

Mitt Romney predicts that Pres. Trump would "solidly" win a second term. https://t.co/wGFvqqYX6i pic.twitter.com/Jfw6UnxveD

— ABC News (@ABC) June 9, 2018

White House adviser Peter Navarro: There's a "special place in hell" for leaders like Trudeau https://t.co/d5lZLR9yEP pic.twitter.com/ZfOHFd0DQn

— CBS News (@CBSNews) June 11, 2018

Susan Rice slams Trump for "disgraceful statement" about Russia at G7 https://t.co/FaMjtbEiLQ pic.twitter.com/gOr7WE3l9g

— CBS News (@CBSNews) June 11, 2018

The White House escalated its trade tirade Sunday against Canada's prime minister, branding Justin Trudeau a back-stabber unworthy of President Trump's time https://t.co/7mRGnpekS3 pic.twitter.com/R0mnyzlKZa

— CBS News (@CBSNews) June 10, 2018

"What's not in good faith is when you leave there you fly out of there and the host Canadian Prime Minister starts taking wacks at you": Larry Kudlow said comments after President Trump left G7 justify pulling out of the communique on Face The Nation https://t.co/YObVXGu8L4 pic.twitter.com/HtGlf3zltT

— CBS News (@CBSNews) June 10, 2018

Susan Rice said that the U.S now finds itself in a "very dangerous moment" as President Trump appears to be further embracing Russia on @FaceTheNation https://t.co/ZYOBLgMTme pic.twitter.com/wxr0ze2b3y

— CBS News (@CBSNews) June 10, 2018

A photo released by the German federal government depicting the tension between President Trump and his counterparts at the G7 summit has gone viral https://t.co/KHfR0ohviV pic.twitter.com/ttlEkg00dy

— CBS News (@CBSNews) June 10, 2018

Democratic leaders and Sen. John McCain on Saturday night criticized President Trump for his comments about the G7 summit about trade and Russia. https://t.co/lJp3ym243n pic.twitter.com/m4WYhcSNxK

— CBS News (@CBSNews) June 10, 2018

With President Trump, politics no longer stops at the water's edge https://t.co/CCsdzXzSze

— NBC News (@NBCNews) June 11, 2018

"There's a special place in hell for any foreign leader that engages in bad faith diplomacy with President Donald J. Trump and then tries to stab him in the back on the way out the door," White House trade adviser Peter Navarro said about Trudeau https://t.co/XjHFhbzXQc

— NBC News (@NBCNews) June 10, 2018

A series of Chinese missile systems have reappeared on a disputed island in the South China Sea, days after satellite imagery appeared to show they had been removed. https://t.co/IKAcnMCE3E

— CNN (@CNN) June 11, 2018

Canadian Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland on the growing trade tension between the US and Canada: “Canada does not conduct its diplomacy through ad hominem attacks. We don’t think that that is a useful or productive way to do business” https://t.co/4gVpyUqmiA pic.twitter.com/lWD2MVtmQ7

— CNN (@CNN) June 10, 2018

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says he will impose retaliatory measures to answer President Trump's tariffs on steel and aluminum: "Canadians: we're polite, we're reasonable, but we also will not be pushed around." https://t.co/qtUL2rS6Ik pic.twitter.com/z4Kw1DzdqA

— CNN (@CNN) June 10, 2018

What is a tariff? Your trade questions, answered https://t.co/qXKL4qiikD pic.twitter.com/MotA1QNS2v

— CNN (@CNN) June 10, 2018

Democratic Sen. Dianne Feinstein says President Trump not signing the G7 communique was a “big mistake” #CNNSOTU https://t.co/CLAB0mhbPd https://t.co/MlhTn3KK1K

— CNN (@CNN) June 10, 2018

President @realDonaldTrump: "Who are you with out of curiosity?"

Reporter: "@CNN."@POTUS: "I figured – Fake News CNN. The worst." pic.twitter.com/8T5txRkU4J

— Fox News (@FoxNews) June 9, 2018

EU will act against U.S. tariffs on steel, aluminum: Merkel https://t.co/mgtPaFfR7E pic.twitter.com/bpa6a8mm6G

— Reuters Top News (@Reuters) June 10, 2018

https://twitter.com/bbcworldservice/status/1005818970354651138

Fellow Republicans, this is not who we are. This cannot be our party. https://t.co/xkGMYfoR9w

— Jeff Flake (@JeffFlake) June 10, 2018

The left’s big idea on the economy is to cancel the tax cuts.

Really? Would they also ask the 5 million workers who’ve gotten bonuses and pay hikes to give the money back? https://t.co/R7CaCPBipl

— Heritage Foundation (@Heritage) May 8, 2018

Family photo of G7 and outreach leaders. #G7Charlevoix pic.twitter.com/fPkZ76sm7W

— G7 Canada (@g7) June 9, 2018

Switzerland Vol.3

Switzerland | OECD
Switzerland | The World Bank
Switzerland | The European Commission
2018 Index of Economic Freedom – Switzerland | The Heritage Foundation
Switzerland: Economy | global EDGE – Michigan State University
The Economic Performance of Swiss Regions – Indicators of Economic Performance, Composition of Cantonal Economies and Clusters of Traded Industries (PDF) | Philippe Gugler & Michael Keller Center for Competitiveness, University of Fribourg
Swiss economy to finally overcome weakness caused by sharp appreciation of Swiss franc – Year Ahead 2018 regional outlook: Switzerland (29/11/2017) | UBS
Switzerland – GDP and Economic Data | Global Finance
SWITZERLAND | EULER HERMES
Switzerland | Coface
Switzerland: the 2018 economic outlook (15/01/2018) | Roger Keller BNP PARIBAS
Switzerland Economy | ECONOMY WATCH
Best Countries For Business 2018 – Switzerland | Forbes
Switzerland – Detailed economic analysis, indicators and forecasts. | Moody’s Analytics, Inc.
Swiss National Bank
Free trade agreement Switzerland/EU and EFTA agreements (PDF)
Invest in Switzerland – Key Industries | Switzerland Global Enterprise
The Productivity Deficit of the Knowledge-Intensive Business Service Industries in Switzerland (PDF; 2015) | Boris Kaiser & Michael Siegenthaler – Study on behalf of the State Secretariat for Economic Affairs SECO
Greater Zurich Area
Switzerland | The Local
Switzerland | BBC
Switzerland | Guardian
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Swiss Bankers Association
Switzerland (PDF) | Financial Secrecy Index
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Switzerland | UN Global Compact
Switzerland – Human Development Indicators | UNDP
The CPT and Switzerland | Council of Europe
Switzerland | IAEA PRIS
Switzerland | National Geographic
Economy | Switzerland Tourism
Switzerland Innovation
Transforming the Swiss economy – The impact of automation on employment and industries | Deloitte
Switzerland | ARAB NEWS
Switzerland | Trading Economics
Is Switzerland the Perfect Economy? (07/31/2015) | Lina Kherchi The market Mogul
What makes Switzerland so competitive? (03/09/2014) | Thierry Geiger WEF
A Note on Switzerland’s Economy – Did the Swiss economy really stagnate in the 1990’s, and is Switzerland really all that rich ? (PDF) | Jean-Christian Lambelet and Alexander Mihailov Crea Institute, Lausanne University
Switzerland: Economy Overview (02/02/2010) | Ina Dimireva EUbusiness
Switzerland | European Social Survey
Switzerland’s Economic Dependence during World War II | HISTORY OF SWITZERLAND
Commanding Heights : Switzerland Overview | PBS
Global Innovation Index 2017: Switzerland, Sweden, Netherlands, USA, UK Top Annual Ranking (06/15/2017) | WIPO

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This #EarthDay, watch the growth of tropical storms, the movement of icebergs & more on our web-based app: Worldview. This easy-to-use map allows you to pan-and-zoom into any area of the globe & make an animated GIF to share on social media. Try it out: https://t.co/uw2n6yjCFD pic.twitter.com/Pak5jBbeOj

— NASA (@NASA) April 22, 2018

"Trades occur on a one-to-one basis, and the transaction details are kept secret. As a result, trading has been relatively moribund…" EPIC's @samori8 explains how revamping #EPA #fueleconomy credit trading would reduce emissions & save automakers $$: https://t.co/yuyHJwCQ5n pic.twitter.com/Rh60WmZZAz

— Energy Policy Institute at UChicago (@UChiEnergy) April 9, 2018

ICYMI: @markwarner discussed "Economic Policy, the Future of Work, and Capitalism in the 21st Century" with BFI/@uchienergy Director Michael Greenstone https://t.co/NMKfzNa8cI

— Becker Friedman (@BeckerFriedman) April 4, 2018

How vulnerable is our #power #grid? Listen to CGEP's John MacWilliams explain to @MPRnews https://t.co/EUqwBgYyHt

— Columbia U Energy (@ColumbiaUEnergy) March 23, 2018

"Liquidity Regulation is Back" check out the latest @MoneyBanking1 #blog from Prof @kschoenh https://t.co/Qd09FtdYGf

— NYU Stern (@NYUStern) April 8, 2018

Some thought negative rates would ruin the economy. Denmark's experience suggests otherwise https://t.co/IXHU7O9HgZ pic.twitter.com/B2CzaenluR

— Bloomberg Economics (@economics) April 15, 2018

Carl Icahn plans to sell car-parts maker Federal-Mogul to competitor Tenneco, which will split the combined company in two https://t.co/StErl6E1bS pic.twitter.com/RsUmODFOSd

— Bloomberg Markets (@markets) April 10, 2018

Tenneco to acquire Federal-Mogul from Carl Icahn in $5.4 billion deal https://t.co/8mXIVQfGXm @FedMogulCorp @tennec pic.twitter.com/xb2bTlhZXw

— Crain's Detroit Business (@crainsdetroit) April 10, 2018

Ronald McKinnon: China is caught in a currency trap because of its own savings surplus and the U.S. fiscal deficit. http://t.co/xsMJcuWcXq

— Stanford University (@Stanford) June 6, 2014

The Collected Works of Milton Friedman website contains more than 1,500 digital items by and about economist, Nobel Prize winner, and Hoover Institution Fellow Milton Friedman. Explore the vast collection: https://t.co/1SpuEtR2JQ @HooverArchives pic.twitter.com/YJOuqTc688

— Hoover Institution (@HooverInst) April 11, 2018

Via @EconoFactOrg: The Dodd-Frank financial reform imposed stricter oversight on the institutions it determined posed a risk of harmful spillovers to the broader economy https://t.co/zoidHFLvh8

— The Fletcher School (@FletcherSchool) April 13, 2018

How can the #euro area tackle its perennial problems of core/periphery imbalances and anaemic long-term growth? According to network members Luigi Bonatti and Andrea Fracasso @UniTrento there is no quick-fix solution – EconPol Working Paper 6 for details https://t.co/8k1zX0GSMr pic.twitter.com/uVEaGDoBEl

— EconPolEurope (@EconPolEurope) February 12, 2018

"Since more than 10 years, the ECB clearly gives less weight than previously to the exchange rate and other variables consistent with the small-country approach in assessing inflation prospects.” Post on #ECB #Inflation, @ecb by @FrancescoPapad1 >> https://t.co/2OfMnrzhe0 pic.twitter.com/cre2JdIRnf

— Bruegel (@Bruegel_org) March 4, 2018

Your guide to the EU budget battle's biggest issues https://t.co/t2Kq8zuKBn pic.twitter.com/FpeSvlH7Ra

— POLITICO Europe (@POLITICOEurope) April 24, 2018

https://twitter.com/EU_Commission/status/959701758510448640

The rejection of the Marshall Plan 70 years ago by the #SovietUnion was a turning point in the development of the #ColdWar. What was the Soviet's reasoning? Read "New Evidence on the Soviet Rejection of the Marshall Plan, 1947: Two Reports" from @CWIHP. https://t.co/zDrkTOgEgT pic.twitter.com/H758m76ax7

— The Wilson Center (@TheWilsonCenter) April 7, 2018

#HooverDC: @maurertim sits down with @benjaminwittes for a discussion on book "Cyber Mercenaries" https://t.co/olCZFAXClB

— Hoover Institution (@HooverInst) April 5, 2018

Mexico's president @EPN quotes JFK during national broadcast addressed to @realDonaldTrump pic.twitter.com/8IbnhGiScP

— BBC News (World) (@BBCWorld) April 7, 2018

Financial regulators "ill-equipped" to curb banks' unethical behaviour, w/ Prof Paul Kofman #finance #banks #regulation #ethics https://t.co/YPKqczpbUf pic.twitter.com/EgPOO5jWW2

— Business & Economics (@BusEcoNews) April 4, 2018

How showing vulnerability helps build a stronger team | TED Ideas https://t.co/XdKx8VQLp5

— IMD Search (@IMDSearch) April 4, 2018

Income shares held by richest 10% https://t.co/6vmMkZ74Zd

— Esteban Ortiz-Ospina (@eortizospina) March 8, 2018

“Simulated thinking may be thinking, but simulated feelings are not feelings” – really interesting article on an aspect of AI and robotics that is not often discussed https://t.co/l5TZg74H4o @STurkle @behscientist #AI #robots #empathy

— Andy Hood (@andyjhood) April 11, 2018

Fewer than 15% of the world’s ultra rich population lives in the Middle East, Australasia, Russia & CIS, Latin America, and Africa. Our partners @VisualCap explain. https://t.co/T10gMRsn7p pic.twitter.com/8j8Aa2CjWU

— Stratfor (@Stratfor) April 17, 2018

Hal Brands looks at U.S. strategic thinking in crafting a strategy of American primacy. https://t.co/4geumgGerj

— Texas NatSec Review (@TXNatSecReview) April 20, 2018

World Policy Journal's Spring 2018 issue, "Nationalism and Free Speech," is now available! Feat. @cnqmdi, @JenLouiseWilson, @kwamedawes, @yasminelrifae, @sarahrlnrd, @kixes, @samirashackle, @oritgat, & more:
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And subscribe: https://t.co/51M4xgJsH2 pic.twitter.com/5FDLTkYyx2

— World Policy (@WorldPolicy) April 4, 2018

#WeAreElliott #ElliottProud https://t.co/bewZpgBqGk

— The Elliott School (@ElliottSchoolGW) April 10, 2018

10 essays, 10 perspectives on the Trump administration’s defense strategy. https://t.co/xtdA4vhHoz

— CSIS (@CSIS) April 17, 2018

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ICYMI: Dean Hubbard’s op-ed, “An Honest Federal Budget Would Help Control Spending and Debt,” in Sunday’s @WSJ. https://t.co/PsrMBJtWCL

— Columbia B-School (@Columbia_Biz) February 12, 2018

In her new piece for @INETeconomics, Prof. Katharina Pistor warns that banks are pushing for deregulation and roll backs of Dodd-Frank’s regular check-ups on their financial health. https://t.co/KUSJsIBmC0

— Columbia Law School (@ColumbiaLaw) March 21, 2018

Missed last week's “Protectionism Today” panel? Watch the recorded livestream (~18:00 mark): https://t.co/11Mul7kFFS #tradeprotectionism

— Columbia | CGEG (@ColumbiaCGEG) September 15, 2017

“Hamilton possessed a remarkably acute economic vision. His aggressive support for manufacturing, banks and strong public credit all became central aspects of the modern capitalist economy.” Check out a wonderful Alexander Hamilton write up. #CindySuggests https://t.co/rfLz7ZPlHP pic.twitter.com/IFKLXvbM7p

— ChicagoFed (@ChicagoFed) March 22, 2018

“If you don’t understand your idea well enough to encapsulate it clearly … you haven’t thought through it enough.” https://t.co/FSfR9UB91y

— Knowledge@Wharton (@whartonknows) April 1, 2018

And, see the report that backs up this commentary by @ceprdc @EconomicPolicy https://t.co/x4YHCJBAwY https://t.co/lSifPyzUpy

— CEPR (@ceprdc) March 26, 2018

In 2002, President Bush Imposed 30% Steel Tariffs; This Is What Happened Next | Zero Hedge https://t.co/1ZP0lH8oZF

— Bahadır Kaleağası (@Kaleagasi) March 2, 2018

Moderate #growth for #LAC and that subject to #risks such as to #trade #inflation #asset #prices – 2018 Latin American and Caribbean Macroeconomic report just released https://t.co/rF9TWQSiYA pic.twitter.com/TlanNPp0Q8

— Andy Powell (@AndyPowell_IDB) March 25, 2018

15 years ago, the US launched one of the biggest foreign-policy disasters in modern history, says @javiersolana https://t.co/3BxXYoEKCN

— Project Syndicate (@ProSyn) March 22, 2018

This is from the cover of my "Income inequality and poverty during the transition". Russia's decline in 1992-2000 was far worse than US Great Depression + decline in life expectancy. https://t.co/LgehkEFZhe pic.twitter.com/8HkdQz9YGk

— Branko Milanovic (@BrankoMilan) March 19, 2018

UK labour market projections show that the rate of growth for both creative and STEM occupations will be more than double the average job growth across the whole UK economy. Read our joint report with @nesta_uk on Creativity and the #FutureofWork.https://t.co/eriQfKQI3C pic.twitter.com/1fKwfKhZJN

— The Federation (@Creative_Fed) March 26, 2018

Demand for rare earth metals brings new risks. Read about it and download the whole report here: https://t.co/8IoUnb1XPR pic.twitter.com/zLzhA02xBk

— Nordea (@Nordea) March 5, 2018

Money is an integral part of daily life. But do you ever wonder how it is created? Find out in our latest #BoEKnowledgeBank guide. https://t.co/gw8tmWaIvE pic.twitter.com/QAxgLjgYih

— Bank of England (@bankofengland) March 23, 2018

Nice to see a paper by Nuffield's Bob Allen featured in this article highlighting "13 economists on the research that shaped our world in 2017". Read all about it in @qz online: https://t.co/zFOgFW4w2B

— Nuffield College (@NuffieldCollege) December 31, 2017

Today we are launching the first beta units of our new ebook: Economy, Society, and Public Policy. Find out all about it: https://t.co/Qevh3Me4mz or just go right ahead and read it, it's free: https://t.co/KBKl55n7vi pic.twitter.com/PL8ofwuY2G

— The CORE Project (@coreeconteam) March 6, 2018

New on the blog: @BathMechEng automotive experts Professors Chris Brace & Jamie Turner examine how we can move beyond #fossilfuels with #tech and #policy – the answers may surprise you. https://t.co/YsfDbXRxVX @UniofBathStaff

— IPR (@UniofBathIPR) March 6, 2018

#Weekend reading: Latest research from the Centre for Economic Performance @CEP_LSE is published in the CEP Discussion Paper Series. For all recent and archived papers see: https://t.co/kbDf7KBzyn pic.twitter.com/J8Ucf9wmJK

— CEP@LSE (@CEP_LSE) March 23, 2018

Opinion piece Benoît Cœuré: Taking back control of globalisation – Sovereignty through European integration https://t.co/Ct66wDmgtj pic.twitter.com/G0SVJxfgES

— European Central Bank (@ecb) March 28, 2018

https://twitter.com/IFRI_/status/973966653598912514

The Kremlin's miscalculations and errors in relations with the West can be explained in part by the Russian government's decision to largely ignore expert and public opinion when formulating foreign policy. https://t.co/2ravQzcceS

— Carnegie Russia (@CarnegieRussia) March 23, 2018

Why did President Trump choose to build a relationship with Saudi Arabia over Iran? Foreign policy realists Bacevich and Mearsheimer weigh in. https://t.co/mX4ZDLW7Cv

— LobeLog (@LobeLog) January 24, 2018

Here's why so many nations want to control the South China Sea pic.twitter.com/Zzfziey31Z

— Business Insider (@businessinsider) March 24, 2018

#SouthChinaSea arbitration outcomes interactive map. See more: https://t.co/oYc2ZfO6eY pic.twitter.com/dG2AGBrmPE

— AMTI (@AsiaMTI) March 25, 2018

This Week’s Top Picks in Imperial & Global History #twitterstorians https://t.co/cV7snJzI6F pic.twitter.com/ydhnSBre3j

— Imperial & Global (@ExeterCIGH) March 24, 2018

Happy Monday Canada! We have 60+ CEO interviews on Canada's future #economy, #energy, #innovation & #sustainability for you. Join the conversation at #FutureEconomyCanada & sign up to our newsletter for weekly updates & feel free to share it all!

— TheFutureEconomy.ca (@futureconomy) March 19, 2018

With its #Comeau ruling, the Supreme Court of Canada failed to uphold vital #economic and #commercial freedoms promised by #Confederation, writes @brianleecrowley #cdnpoli #SCC https://t.co/3MePHY7r04 pic.twitter.com/TuzEVJGXPf

— Macdonald-Laurier Institute (@MLInstitute) April 21, 2018

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— New Zealand Treasury (@nztreasury) April 5, 2018

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Did you know that 500,000 articles and 2,250 ebooks are #openaccess on JSTOR? You can search all open content here: https://t.co/MiIMVyZqJg pic.twitter.com/Tcj6cITaND

— JSTOR (@JSTOR) December 1, 2017

The #FullMetalPodcast team dives into the President's budget request for defense! Hear @JerryHendrixII, @SusannaVBlume, and @LaurenFishDC discuss the implications for various programs and military capabilities in this week's episode: https://t.co/26r579irEJ pic.twitter.com/KsKbVrYdxU

— CNAS (@CNASdc) March 5, 2018

https://twitter.com/CerfaIfri/status/975739170772668416

More than half of the oil sold around the globe has been stolen. OUP author Leif Wenar discusses the ethics of the oil trade https://t.co/O7d8rEo3hC @LeifWenar @conversationUK

— Oxford Politics (@OUPPolitics) February 17, 2018

“For the first time since 1945, a US President won office by attacking the principal relationships that are the very sinews of established order” @USEmpire discusses the status liberal international order after Trump’s first year in office https://t.co/3bI05rcIkL @IAJournal_CH

— Oxford Politics (@OUPPolitics) February 24, 2018

Do apprenticeships increase earnings? Research finds that there's a strong case for providing apprenticeship to young people @CEP_LSE @CVER_LSE @LSEEcon https://t.co/g3lgx375am

— LSE Business Review (@LSEforBusiness) March 20, 2018

Great summary of recent high-quality research on the impacts of minimum wages, including work by @arindube & @ben_zipperer and comments from @davidautor & @JakeVigdor
https://t.co/zaGPc2St66 pic.twitter.com/GSPtHkTdpm

— Dina D. Pomeranz (@DinaPomeranz) February 5, 2018

The clothing industry is set to consume a quarter of the global #carbon supply by 2050. What would it take to make the #fashion industry truly sustainable? https://t.co/Q9s5u6vhVb h/t @meeshellchen cc @katetfletcher #postgrowth #sustainability #textilewaste pic.twitter.com/EUH0a85nuS

— Post Growth Institute (@postgrowth) March 4, 2018

If you're studying GDP, innovation, inequality, a new podcast from @voxeu: CORE author @DianeCoyle1859 plus @haskelecon on how to improve the way GDP measures growth and wealth https://t.co/5nHItekppx

— The CORE Project (@coreeconteam) November 24, 2017

How an optimal currency area forms? – my latest @LSEEI LEQS Paper with @NauroCampos https://t.co/054eb6YVbF
Also covered in @voxeu https://t.co/YQQSYojC4I

— Corrado Macchiarelli (@CorradoMacchia1) March 12, 2018

"This is a bad time for Europe’s foreign policy strength to be called into question with challenges from Russia, Turkey, and China, and a US president who is critical of the EU and NATO." Find out more from @CER_IanBond at @CER_EU: https://t.co/3CNzQOo9PN

— Smart Thinking (@SmartThinktanks) March 7, 2018

IMD World Digital Competitiveness Ranking 2017 – #Switzerland ranks 8/63 #IMDImpact #Innovation #DigitalDay #digitalCH17 https://t.co/nRwVeccR5x @dbt_center pic.twitter.com/cCGWVMeiz1

— IMD business school (@IMD_Bschool) November 21, 2017

Economic performance of the EU fleet: increased number of sustainable fish stocks leading to increased productivity #AGRIFISH https://t.co/4AZvLGrQMb pic.twitter.com/ahWYECTAFY

— EU Maritime & Fish (@EU_MARE) December 11, 2017

Data on bilateral #trade, services, #investment and protectionism between #Asia, #Europe and the #US in recent years gives some indication of the future shape of the world #economy.
A blog by @NicolasMoes >> https://t.co/C3LnnkuwSF #Globalisation pic.twitter.com/2TCTeTvK14

— Bruegel (@Bruegel_org) March 6, 2018

CEPS @CEgenhofer in @anadoluagency by @sengulebru: Southern Gas Corridor will bring about greater market competition and challenge the de facto Russian supply in southeast Europehttps://t.co/puu1SNcfX8
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— CEPS ThinkTank (@CEPS_thinktank) March 1, 2018

Commentary: 'The #housing market and the #macroeconomy' by @NIESRorg https://t.co/zqBZgmbilb #ENEPRI @CEPS_thinktank

— ENEPRI (@enepri) February 27, 2018

.@NERI_research paper by Paul Mac Flynn – A Low Skills Equilibrium in Northern Ireland https://t.co/1JnwBEXoTd @PMacF_NERI

— NERI (@NERI_research) December 7, 2017

The global economy in 2018, according to a Nobel laureate @amspence98 https://t.co/JJjg8fEdoP #economics pic.twitter.com/RXrDWOfHA7

— World Economic Forum (@wef) November 30, 2017

Our most-read articles of the year, featuring @AndyGupta21 @SJha1618 @sbabones @jmhattem @FridaGhitis @YiannisBab @KelseyDegen and more: https://t.co/yz47f9VPVv

— WorldPoliticsReview (@WPReview) December 31, 2017

A return to principled realism: https://t.co/mSMAuiWaib pic.twitter.com/JebQIlUJWG

— The White House (@WhiteHouse) December 19, 2017

My thoughts on the omission of #climate change in Trump’s US National Security Strategy- why it’s wrong, and why it’s an omission that matters @ausoutlook https://t.co/sYFfCXZpDL @HASSUQ @GCITweet @POLSISEngage @UQ_POLSIS_Grads

— Matt McDonald (@MattM_UQ) December 20, 2017

OSPAR's latest assessment of litter on the seafloor discovered widespread distribution of litter items, especially plastics. https://t.co/Dx3A5MsjRD pic.twitter.com/bdUYvT7Ayn

— OSPAR (@osparcomm) November 30, 2017

To understand our economy today, we must return to the debates of the 1960s. Johannes Schwarzer of @UniHohenheim discusses what we can learn from Milton Friedman in this #ResearchHighlight. https://t.co/wTA30wmcCs

— AEA Journals (@AEAjournals) February 23, 2018

"Like law itself, law schools have the capacity to retain traditions and to enable change, to protect reliance on past practices and laws and also to inspire reform" https://t.co/2yBJLGpZ9r

— Harvard Law School (@Harvard_Law) December 5, 2017

A German blog – Weaving the Social Fabric – analysed our most recent data (Round 8, 2016) to establish that respondents from Germany consider themselves the most left-leaning country in Europe whilst neighbours, Poland, are the most right-leaning https://t.co/msUpAKyJiE pic.twitter.com/7BTPoeqLAk

— ESS ERIC (@ESS_Survey) December 11, 2017

[NEW REPORT] How public inquiries can lead to change https://t.co/LTLATHTwrc pic.twitter.com/7LlmGZ3gHy

— Institute for Gov (@instituteforgov) December 13, 2017

The great thaw of the Arctic is happening far faster than once expected https://t.co/Hh0oV2rnRw

— The Economist (@TheEconomist) November 10, 2017

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Could a 3D-printed concrete home, which can be built in around 24 hours for under £3,000, be the answer to global housing shortages?https://t.co/yxjZQtBwFY pic.twitter.com/NoKKQvc1Vh

— ITV News (@itvnews) March 15, 2018

#EU and #WesternBalkans neighbours are the dominant trade partners of each Western Balkan country, accounting to 70% of total #trade. The region is already closely integrated with the EU, even if the EU’s share has declined compared to 2006 >> https://t.co/kwRAU8NNVS pic.twitter.com/uyAI6JYdBB

— Bruegel (@Bruegel_org) March 7, 2018

Who gets the blame for the #EconomicCrisis? How did narratives of the crisis develop since 2007? Read the policy contribution written by @henrikmllr, @porcarorama & @gvnordheim >> https://t.co/bZSwErtG0D #EU #Media pic.twitter.com/gcnSzw5Tjb

— Bruegel (@Bruegel_org) March 6, 2018

CEPS' Daniel Gros in @WSJ by @TomFairless:
New powers to oversee the region’s banks have become something of a “poisoned chalice” for the @ecb, creating frictions with national authorities that retain key responsibilities in their banking sectorshttps://t.co/EOzSGGYKpY

— CEPS ThinkTank (@CEPS_thinktank) March 6, 2018

https://twitter.com/EU_Commission/status/961141486250164224

7 of the best 10 U.S. dollar returns last year were made in frontier markets https://t.co/mZQyRyPQF1 pic.twitter.com/lmnCoFGtgM

— Bloomberg (@business) February 23, 2018

How Lübeck faded, while Hamburg survived trade disruption from the Dutch https://t.co/Gxzqr9ppCQ

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) February 27, 2018

Is Nationalism a cause of, or side effect of war? https://t.co/NWUJud7cmY

— Oxford Politics (@OUPPolitics) February 8, 2018

Who will be most impacted by the #UStariffs on steel and aluminium? Canada, Brazil and Korea among top 5. Find out more at https://t.co/gDxudipsgh #NAFTAtalks pic.twitter.com/H3jXoXzMN4

— Chatham House EER (@CH_EERD) March 2, 2018

Another chance to wave around my piece with @laurietannous on US Canada border. @lsebrexitvote https://t.co/KeUEFoa5WV
Spoiler: border made soft by regulatory alignment & x-border coopn, not tech.
Post-Brexit Irish border could be like US-Canada, says May https://t.co/iy5o9qR03j

— Katy Hayward (@hayward_katy) March 5, 2018

"With the exception of France’s participation, the depressing takeaways were drift, lack of ambition, dialogues of the deaf, and the language of threatening."@Judy_Dempsey sums up #MSC2018 https://t.co/bMPpS0kCqA

— Daniel Keohane (@KeohaneDan) February 19, 2018

OPEC faces a dilemma in trying to balance the effects of rising U.S. and Iraqi oil exports with falling Venezuelan production, says @AmyJaffeenergy https://t.co/Fle5LKTeNd

— CFR (@CFR_org) March 6, 2018

The CFR Global Monetary Policy Tracker index of global tightening (+) / easing (-) holds steady at +3.44; modest tightening.https://t.co/Mv8M3pe8Z7 … pic.twitter.com/zGzMGT5Rnf

— Benn Steil (@BennSteil) March 5, 2018

"If inequality flourishes in conditions of peace, tolerance depends upon exclusion, or diversity undermines the commitment to liberalism, our deepest values will always be at odds with one another."https://t.co/UQUtHG31Zt

— Foreign Policy (@ForeignPolicy) March 7, 2018

This new report outlines how #NATO and Russian force levels and capabilities have evolved in the post–Cold War era: https://t.co/Ihzoa90tBk

— RAND Corporation (@RANDCorporation) March 6, 2018

Top Ten Origins: The Best Moments in U.S.- #Russian Relations | Origins: Current Events in Historical Perspective https://t.co/BNa6QoDZCQ pic.twitter.com/ywD9276reB

— Origins (@OriginsOSU) March 13, 2018

What’s next for climate policy and environmental regulation? Insight from @deantscott and @PennLaw's Cary Coglianese https://t.co/4AQor8zRAh pic.twitter.com/g5x5CwMhQg

— Bloomberg Law (@BloombergLaw) January 11, 2017

Join us on Wednesday, January 31 for @BrookingsFP–@CKinstitute 3rd debate on the future of #transatlantic relations#AmericanInTheWorld https://t.co/NENYgl2Vix

— Nunn School @ GT (@NunnSchoolGT) January 22, 2018

"A society that puts equality—in the sense of equality of outcome—ahead of freedom will end up with neither equality nor freedom." Milton Friedman's essay "Created Equal": https://t.co/2CPhCwu6O8 pic.twitter.com/LdQV32iTUk

— Hoover Institution (@HooverInst) March 9, 2018

A new working paper from the Stigler Center examines why companies ignore environmental regulations: https://t.co/EVg4KrXoRH

— Chicago Booth (@ChicagoBooth) November 22, 2017

Read Treasury Secretary Lew's contribution to the Harvard Journal on Legislation on managing the national debt: https://t.co/jOLHy7xo31

— Harvard Legislation (@HarvardJOL) January 5, 2017

Does perfection have a future tense? Putin doesn't seem to think so. Check out our newest piece by the UK’s Ambassador to the Russian Federation from 2000 to 2004, Sir Roderic Lyne! https://t.co/gJx1PxJe6j

— Yale Journal (@YaleJournal) December 6, 2017

How to attract quality #FDI? This @GlobSolutions Paper offers evidence for strategies in #developing countries that successfully turned FDI into quality FDI
https://t.co/RcjIgOOK8s pic.twitter.com/Z8viyQgJyi

— Economics E-Journal (@ej_economics) January 10, 2018

The latest edition of our Society Now magazine is out now, covering political party membership, antimicrobial resistance, infant sleep, housing and much more: https://t.co/5Nsqq0NKgA pic.twitter.com/egd9hNOzB1

— ESRC (@ESRC) February 18, 2018

Great piece on how @JustinTrudeau and @narendramodi can work together on #climatechange in 3 main areas, as #Canada's leader visits #India this week: fossil fuel subsidy reform, #energy efficiency & renewables, & #coal phase-outs. https://t.co/dkFXbHI4jV #G20 #PoweringPastCoal pic.twitter.com/6GaAhhmCXl

— EnergyBoom (@EnergyBoom) February 22, 2018

Carbon Intensity: are all assets created equal? Read our latest report https://t.co/BACPG0x9QC #carbon #carbonemissions pic.twitter.com/gyXINL6n9U

— Wood Mackenzie (@WoodMackenzie) February 8, 2018

Cape York property with tree-clearing plans given part of $4m reef fundinghttps://t.co/jROcJTEN97 #deforestation #auspol
Great Barrier Reef pic.twitter.com/PXZGSsW1gD

— CECHR (@CECHR_UoD) March 14, 2018

Free papers, reports, et al. Vol.43

Diver swims through thick soup of plastic waste near Bali pic.twitter.com/u3NbHqmYln

— BBC News (World) (@BBCWorld) March 6, 2018

A rapprochement is emerging between the European Union and its biggest natural gas supplier.https://t.co/JcW6DtHIMN pic.twitter.com/RV3ND9UaYc

— Bloomberg Graphics (@BBGVisualData) February 7, 2018

Europe's natural gas market is heading south (in @snam's ideal scenario) https://t.co/8v5frwTi8O via @markets pic.twitter.com/xjuoMnEuDU

— Rob Verdonck (@RobVerdonck) January 30, 2018

Nord Stream 2 – More hot air than gas? | by Noah Gordon (CER) | @Noahgordon10 at @CER_EU | https://t.co/8dZDj8jqQd pic.twitter.com/Nl7J1crfKB

— European Gas Hub (@EuropeanGasHub) January 23, 2018

Latest updates on the Arctic outbreak arriving this weekend. A large pool of very cold airmass over W Russia and Scandinavia will start progressing W-SW tomorow and spread across central Europe early Sunday, advancing into W Europe and Mediterranean by Monday. Map: @meteociel pic.twitter.com/YGyMp00ds3

— severe-weather.EU (@severeweatherEU) February 23, 2018

What is so unique about the EU #CustomsUnion?

Check out in the video below. pic.twitter.com/0pHn7MYrnz

— EU Tax & Customs (@EU_Taxud) February 26, 2018

https://twitter.com/eyeonthearctic/status/961585405807210498

NASA visualizes how the Arctic ice has lost its ‘bulwark’ and is shrinking each year https://t.co/dvDswf8NZe pic.twitter.com/64wC6e0NtL

— National Post (@nationalpost) November 3, 2016

The 2017 report from @AMAP_Arctic "Snow, Water, #Ice and Permafrost in the Arctic" was conducted by an international group of over 90 scientists, experts and knowledgeable members of #Arctic #indigenous communities. Full report here: https://t.co/zdsVBP74dQ #climate pic.twitter.com/J5V1tb1B2U

— Arctic Council (@ArcticCouncil) February 21, 2018

Canada'a Food Price Report, released today by Dal and @uofg and led by @DalMgmtDean, says food price increases are expected to be modest in 2018, but spending on vegetables and food in restaurants will significantly increase. @DalManagement https://t.co/LUoDjdLAhJ pic.twitter.com/ViBt2p8N3c

— Dalhousie News (@Dalnews) December 13, 2017

The #Arctic region holds great economic potential in many areas, such as Bioeconomy. Find out more in #ArcticBusinessAnalysis: Bioeconomy. Download for free at https://t.co/19IibrhxCv #nrpol #bioeconomy pic.twitter.com/plFnJJuSc9

— Nordic Co-operation (@nordenen) January 23, 2018

Tired of free trade? A man spent $1,500 and 6 months of his life to make a sandwich from scratch. https://t.co/U2tApkaMbt

— HumanProgress.org (@HumanProgress) February 11, 2018

Worldwide, People Divided on Whether Life Today Is Better Than in the Past https://t.co/nv72IuqZ7o pic.twitter.com/5Re9RzHYk4

— Bruce Stokes (@bruceestokes) January 3, 2018

Credit shocks boost economies, but beware the fall https://t.co/8A628SPf9o pic.twitter.com/8tCcUxT6y1

— Chicago Booth Review (@chicagoboothrev) November 20, 2017

From @ProMarket_org: Stigler on Monopolies: “Competition is a Tough Weed, Not a Delicate Flower” https://t.co/tSjdQeSwlD pic.twitter.com/81wYy00bm0

— Chicago Booth Review (@chicagoboothrev) November 22, 2017

Commentary: Why Venezuela Should Be a U.S. Foreign Policy Priority https://t.co/EbR5rY9GKO pic.twitter.com/iMovqZUcZt

— CSIS (@CSIS) August 19, 2017

Listen to our 35 West Podcast Episode on Venezuela and the Day After https://t.co/BP8vdMxPUe with @milesrg2 @MoisesRendon and Mark Schneider

— CSIS Americas (@CSISAmericas) September 28, 2017

The Amazon is approaching a point of no return – but it's not too late https://t.co/Nswx1ex5Ac pic.twitter.com/6DSxhVfOVo

— World Economic Forum (@Davos) February 26, 2018

Civilisation on trial – prospects for sustainable prosperity and global equality w/ Prof Ross Garnaut #democracy #equality #neoliberalism https://t.co/dhgaq1YhJs pic.twitter.com/tj1612etpj

— Business & Economics (@BusEcoNews) January 17, 2018

15 maps that will change the way that you see the worldhttps://t.co/tO48smPfq1 #Information #Maps #InnovatingCreativity pic.twitter.com/DM2OT45FTk

— Otspotz (@Otspotz) January 3, 2017

Using Math to Solve Inequality https://t.co/0bHISj6XBd pic.twitter.com/FaNylasAsj

— NECSI (@NECSI) October 19, 2017

https://twitter.com/ValaAfshar/status/955801924867108865

How much would your pay be if wages had grown alongside productivity? https://t.co/dNQWAPZF2i pic.twitter.com/Xk9l7LMrhj

— Economic Policy Institute (@EconomicPolicy) March 1, 2018

#Trump tariffs (or any tariffs) are incompatible with #freedom. It's as simple as that. Sound #economics: https://t.co/rRZ1pUGsJA

— Mises Institute (@mises) March 4, 2018

Not only will the Trump administration's defense budget increase the deficit, it will also be cutting crucial national security programs. https://t.co/x1er2nSmO9

— American Progress (@amprog) March 3, 2018

Imperial & Global: The Cold War’s World History and Imperial Histories of the US and the World https://t.co/UECxan7OZy @ExeterCIGH pic.twitter.com/oFkKwUiPFK

— H-Empire (@hnetempire) February 14, 2018

Eisenhower and the Cold War – by Jeremy Black #ColdWarHist https://t.co/AXfWLy5AqS pic.twitter.com/ohHPDWmv3J

— Imperial & Global (@ExeterCIGH) February 28, 2018

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

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

— IDA Ireland (@IDAIRELAND) March 7, 2018

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

— IDA Ireland (@IDAIRELAND) March 15, 2018

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

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

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

— Teagasc (@teagasc) March 16, 2018

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

— Farmers Journal (@farmersjournal) March 13, 2018

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

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

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

— FoodSafetyAuthority (@FSAIinfo) February 23, 2018

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

— Glanbia Agribusiness (@GlanbiaAgri) March 16, 2018

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

— Tobacco Policy (@CPHTP) February 22, 2018

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

— Ganjapreneur (@ganjapreneur) February 17, 2017

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

— Medical Council (@MedCouncilIRL) March 10, 2018

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

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

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

— FTIDublin (@FTIDublin) February 2, 2018

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

— HIA (@HIAuthority) December 4, 2017

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

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

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

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

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

— Bloomberg (@business) March 16, 2018

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

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

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

— IrishConsulateBoston (@IrelandBoston) March 11, 2018

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

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

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

— Fáilte Ireland (@Failte_Ireland) March 12, 2018

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

— Chambers Ireland (@ChambersIreland) March 16, 2018

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

— Irish Consulate (@IrelandCGAustin) December 9, 2017

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

— DublinLive (@DublinLive) August 18, 2017

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

— Energy Ireland (@energyireland) March 7, 2018

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

— SEAI (@SEAI_ie) March 18, 2018

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— Ervia (@ervia) January 19, 2018

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

— OfficeofPublicWorks (@opwireland) March 16, 2018

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

— RSA Ireland (@RSAIreland) October 23, 2017

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

— AA Roadwatch (@aaroadwatch) September 20, 2017

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

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

— Construction Ireland (@ieconstruct) March 14, 2018

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

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

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

— SYSTRA Ltd (@SYSTRA_LTD) February 21, 2018

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

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

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

— SPX Cooling (@SPXCoolingTech) March 8, 2018

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

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

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

— Ella McSweeney (@ellamcsweeney) November 27, 2017

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

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

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

— Mark Taylor (@Mark_Antony) January 18, 2016

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

— BITC Ireland (@BITCIreland) March 16, 2018

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

— ICTSkillnet (@ICTSkillnet) February 20, 2018

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

— CCPC (@CCPCIreland) November 29, 2017

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

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

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

— BAI (@BAItweets) March 3, 2018

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

— Oireachtas News (@OireachtasNews) February 16, 2018

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

— NESC Ireland (@NESCIreland) November 22, 2017

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

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

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

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

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

— History Ireland (@HistIreHedge) March 12, 2018

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

— IHTA (@IHTA_RIA) January 15, 2018

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

How is #Merkel depicted in art?

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

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

Englisch? Nein, Danke.

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

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

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

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

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

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

— dwnews (@dwnews) November 2, 2017

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

— Reuters World (@ReutersWorld) March 10, 2018

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

— Reuters World (@ReutersWorld) March 9, 2018

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

— ITV News (@itvnews) March 4, 2018

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

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

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

— CNN Opinion (@CNNOpinion) March 6, 2018

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

— Claudia Major (@ClaudMajor) February 21, 2018

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

— BerlinPolicyJournal (@BerlinPolicy) March 9, 2018

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

— BerlinPolicyJournal (@BerlinPolicy) March 4, 2018

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

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

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

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

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

— PSAGermany (@PSAGermany) March 2, 2018

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

— FES Migration_Europe (@FES_Migration) January 18, 2018

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

— Handelsblatt Global (@HandelsblattGE) January 25, 2018

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

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

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

— IWH (@IWH_Halle) February 12, 2018

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

— IWH (@IWH_Halle) January 29, 2018

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

— RWI_Essen_en (@RWI_Essen_en) January 16, 2018

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

— RWI_Essen_en (@RWI_Essen_en) January 15, 2018

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

— RWI_Essen_en (@RWI_Essen_en) December 20, 2017

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

— RWI_Essen_en (@RWI_Essen_en) December 6, 2017

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

— RWI_Essen_en (@RWI_Essen_en) February 8, 2018

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

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

— Jochen Andritzky (@JAndritzky) December 31, 2017

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

— Europe Decides (@EuropeDecides) August 4, 2017

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

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

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

— European Almanac (@EurAlmanac) February 9, 2018

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

— Bruegel (@Bruegel_org) March 10, 2018

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

— LSE IDEAS (@lseideas) March 9, 2018

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

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 5, 2018

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

— LSE Events (@LSEpublicevents) March 8, 2018

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

— LSEEurocrisis (@LSEEurocrisis) December 11, 2017

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

— LSEEurocrisis (@LSEEurocrisis) November 9, 2017

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

— LSEEurocrisis (@LSEEurocrisis) November 9, 2017

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

— LSEEurocrisis (@LSEEurocrisis) October 22, 2017

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

— LSEEurocrisis (@LSEEurocrisis) September 3, 2017

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

— LSEEurocrisis (@LSEEurocrisis) July 12, 2017

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

— LSEEurocrisis (@LSEEurocrisis) July 3, 2017

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

— Kai Arzheimer (@kai_arzheimer) February 16, 2018

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

— Kai Arzheimer (@kai_arzheimer) January 1, 2018

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

— European Institute (@UCL_EI) February 7, 2018

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

— Oxford Politics (@OUPPolitics) February 15, 2018

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

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

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

— Austaxpolicy (@Austaxpolicy) December 11, 2017

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

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

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

— DIW Berlin (@DIW_Berlin_en) September 26, 2017

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

— DIW Berlin (@DIW_Berlin_en) September 25, 2017

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

— Marcel Fratzscher (@MFratzscher) September 21, 2017

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

— Marcel Fratzscher (@MFratzscher) September 20, 2017

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

— Marcel Fratzscher (@MFratzscher) September 20, 2017

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

— Marcel Fratzscher (@MFratzscher) September 15, 2017

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

— Marcel Fratzscher (@MFratzscher) September 15, 2017

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

— Marcel Fratzscher (@MFratzscher) September 15, 2017

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

— Marcel Fratzscher (@MFratzscher) September 15, 2017

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

— Marcel Fratzscher (@MFratzscher) August 15, 2017

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

— Andreas Peichl (@APeichl) January 3, 2018

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

— Dusty (@Duuuusty) December 4, 2017

Germany Vol.5 (Economy, et al.)

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

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

— Claudia Chwalisz (@ClaudiaChwalisz) February 21, 2018

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

— The Spectator (@spectator) March 9, 2018

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

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

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

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

— ifo Institut (@ifo_Institut) February 12, 2018

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

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

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

— IWH (@IWH_Halle) February 19, 2018

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

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

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

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

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

— FES EU (@FES_EU) February 20, 2018

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

— FES EU (@FES_EU) February 10, 2018

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

— BVL International (@BVL_Int) January 17, 2018

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

— AICGS (@AICGS) January 2, 2018

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

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

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

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

— DIW Berlin (@DIW_Berlin_en) March 7, 2018

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

— DIW Berlin (@DIW_Berlin_en) February 28, 2018

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

— DIW Berlin (@DIW_Berlin_en) February 26, 2018

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

— DIW Berlin (@DIW_Berlin_en) February 20, 2018

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

— DIW Berlin (@DIW_Berlin_en) February 7, 2018

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

— DIW Berlin (@DIW_Berlin_en) February 1, 2018

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

— DIW Berlin (@DIW_Berlin_en) January 31, 2018

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

— DIW Berlin (@DIW_Berlin_en) January 30, 2018

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

— DIW Berlin (@DIW_Berlin_en) January 30, 2018

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

— DIW Berlin (@DIW_Berlin_en) January 22, 2018

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

— DIW Berlin (@DIW_Berlin_en) January 16, 2018

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

— DIW Berlin (@DIW_Berlin_en) January 15, 2018

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

— DIW Berlin (@DIW_Berlin_en) December 20, 2017

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

— DIW Berlin (@DIW_Berlin_en) December 20, 2017

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

— DIW Berlin (@DIW_Berlin_en) December 15, 2017

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

— DIW Berlin (@DIW_Berlin_en) December 8, 2017

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

— DIW Berlin (@DIW_Berlin_en) December 7, 2017

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

— DIW Berlin (@DIW_Berlin_en) December 6, 2017

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

— DIW Berlin (@DIW_Berlin_en) December 4, 2017

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

— DIW Berlin (@DIW_Berlin_en) December 1, 2017

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

— DIW Berlin (@DIW_Berlin_en) November 29, 2017

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

— DIW Berlin (@DIW_Berlin_en) November 27, 2017

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

— DIW Berlin (@DIW_Berlin_en) November 24, 2017

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

— DIW Berlin (@DIW_Berlin_en) November 16, 2017

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

— DIW Berlin (@DIW_Berlin_en) November 15, 2017

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

— DIW Berlin (@DIW_Berlin_en) November 10, 2017

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

— DIW Berlin (@DIW_Berlin_en) November 9, 2017

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

— DIW Berlin (@DIW_Berlin_en) November 2, 2017

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

— DIW Berlin (@DIW_Berlin_en) November 1, 2017

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

— DIW Berlin (@DIW_Berlin_en) October 27, 2017

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

— DIW Berlin (@DIW_Berlin_en) October 27, 2017

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

— DIW Berlin (@DIW_Berlin_en) October 19, 2017

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

— DIW Berlin (@DIW_Berlin_en) October 12, 2017

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

— DIW Berlin (@DIW_Berlin_en) September 28, 2017

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

— DIW Berlin (@DIW_Berlin_en) September 27, 2017

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

— DIW Berlin (@DIW_Berlin_en) September 20, 2017

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

— DIW Berlin (@DIW_Berlin_en) September 20, 2017

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

— DIW Berlin (@DIW_Berlin_en) September 14, 2017

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

— DIW Berlin (@DIW_Berlin_en) September 11, 2017

Once a world leader in renewables, #Germany must realigns its energy policies says @CKemfert @NatureNews https://t.co/BDWJiu94Jp

— DIW Berlin (@DIW_Berlin_en) September 7, 2017

“The most serious challenge is to ensure more #equalopportunities for people” – @mfratzscher via @BerlinPolicy: https://t.co/6ZEUJkR8oK

— DIW Berlin (@DIW_Berlin_en) September 6, 2017

#EconomicBulletin: Germany’s potential #laborforce has grown as a consequence of many factors, including #migration: https://t.co/xDfZn1FYGu pic.twitter.com/LnL7GowSJ8

— DIW Berlin (@DIW_Berlin_en) September 5, 2017

discussion on #tax reform in #Germany: cutting #ValueAddedTax rate could relieve low- and middle-income groups https://t.co/yORwNnoL6i #VAT pic.twitter.com/46nzZV8AsE

— DIW Berlin (@DIW_Berlin_en) August 3, 2017

On the #behavioral effects of deadlines – and their implications for policy design | BCCP Fellow @chtraxler on the effectiveness of #deadlines #dentists #RCT | https://t.co/vAgMORgTVt

— BCCP (@BCCPBerlin) December 11, 2017

Even after the #libor and #euribor scandals benchmark interest rates remain vulnerable to #collusion. New paper by Boot, Klein, and Schinkel @UvA_Amsterdam @DIW_Berlin_en https://t.co/AT2ajyiTMz

— Tomaso Duso (@tomaso_duso) January 11, 2018

[English:] Open #energydata provided by by @DIW_Berlin, @TUBerlin, @tudresden_de and @unidue from research project LKD-EU, supported by @BMWi_Bund: German reference data for power, heat and gas sectors #opendata https://t.co/knyT4vfbYe … pic.twitter.com/afBszSHdC0 https://t.co/JRZ0mAuw61

— Wolf-Peter Schill (@WPSchill) January 2, 2018

Who really pays taxes in 'progressive' Europe and why: My latest in @WSJ cc @SBachTax @MFratzscher https://t.co/L8ZF9bioX2 via @WSJOpinion

— Joseph Sternberg (@josephsternberg) August 4, 2017

Joint #EconomicForecast for #Germany: Upturn Remains Robust – Amid Mounting Tensions https://t.co/CqKPD851dI #Gemeinschaftsdiagnose pic.twitter.com/26gjWfl7kd

— DIW Berlin (@DIW_Berlin) September 28, 2017

All photos of Karl Marx, contextualized with texts and voice-over. Check 'em out! #Marx200 https://t.co/ViUFa4AXDR

— Rosa Luxemburg NYC (@rosaluxnyc) February 19, 2018

Population in Germany is going to increase to 83 million by 2035. But seven federal states will see net decreases. https://t.co/MMXyRcJ8ny pic.twitter.com/rI3JxYLoYm

— IW Brussels (@iw_institute) October 6, 2017

Hundreds of thousands of jobs in the EU partner countries depend on the success of German #exports to the US. https://t.co/MF1lx6yEdB pic.twitter.com/bxA5wc5fZj

— IW Brussels (@iw_institute) October 10, 2017

Proposals to change the governance of the #EMU are on the agenda of all german parties, with different emphasis. https://t.co/S6KZmIOSIO pic.twitter.com/cJXvdp2VRf

— IW Brussels (@iw_institute) September 13, 2017

Germans tend to use their credit or debit cards much less for paying for their shopping than most other EU citizens. https://t.co/8ckqT1F8lb pic.twitter.com/RFoa3koC8j

— IW Brussels (@iw_institute) November 23, 2017

The main obstacle to EU mobility is the linguistic divide in Europe. https://t.co/7a25y1fU5e

— IW Brussels (@iw_institute) November 3, 2017

Berlin is different. pic.twitter.com/ePoNeJ7bEE

— Max Roser (@MaxCRoser) October 19, 2017

Austria Vol.2 (Legislative Election & Coalition 2017)

#Austria's new political landscape > where the new #oevp #fpoe government and other parties performed well/poorly in the #nrw17 elections | maps resized by number of eligible voters https://t.co/HSVZ8T2NBB

Also available as a poster https://t.co/f64zKHK5cN pic.twitter.com/NU4hcYYiVD

— austromorph (@austromorph) December 18, 2017

Factbox: Key figures in Austria’s new coalition government (16/12/2017) | @reuters
SEBASTIAN KURZ (OVP), CHANCELLOR; HEINZ-CHRISTIAN STRACHE (FPO), VICE-CHANCELLOR; KARIN KNEISSL (FPO REPRESENTATIVE), FOREIGN MINISTRY; HERBERT KICKL (FPO), INTERIOR MINISTRY; MARIO KUNASEK (FPO), DEFENSE MINISTRY; HARTWIG LOEGER (OVP), FINANCE MINISTRY; GERNOT BLUEMEL (OVP), CHANCELLERY MINISTRY
MAKING ENEMIES: THE SILBERSTEIN AFFAIR AND THE AUSTRIAN ELECTION (01/15/2018) | Jesus Olivares Guerrero @OxPol
Coalition @TheLocalAustria
Austria holds watershed election marked by migrant crisis (15/10/2017) | @BBC
Republic of Austria (UN, World Bank)
Capital: Vienna
Population: 8.7 million
Area: 83,871 sq km (32,383 sq miles)
Major language: German
Major religion: Christianity
Life expectancy: 80 years (men), 84 years (women)
Currency: euro
Austrian far-right joins coalition led by PM Sebastian Kurz (16/12/2017) | @BBC
Sebastian Kurz gets approval for coalition with Austrian far right: Freedom Party returns to power after 12 years. (12/16/2017) | NICHOLAS VINOCUR @POLITICOEurope
New coalition government shifts Austria to the right: Anti-immigration Freedom Party will take control of much of country’s security apparatus (12/16/2017) | @reuters @CBC
Austria’s new coalition government rules out EU referendum (12/16/2017) | @AFP @DailySabah
Austrian populist coalition deal a warning sign for other EU states (12/17/2017) | Derek Scally @IrishTimes
Austria’s new coalition gets started (PDF; 12/18/2017) | @ING_news
Why Austria’s Anti-Immigrant Experiment Is Worth Watching: The new ruling coalition has set out draconian immigration controls that every populist party dreams of implementing. (12/18/2017) | Leonid Bershidsky @bpolitics
Austria’s Coalition Government Includes Party Linked To Ex-Nazis (12/18/2017) | SORAYA SARHADDI NELSON @NPR
Austrian far-right party strikes coalition deal, enters government (12/18/2017) | SHADIA NASRALLA & FRANCOIS MURPHY @globeandmail
Theresa May congratulates new Austria leader amid huge protest over coalition (12/18/2017) | @AOLNews
Austrian Coalition Puts Europe’s Human Rights Values to the Test: Coalition Has Worrying Policies on Immigration, Asylum, and ‘Political Islam’ (12/20/2017) | Kartik Raj @hrw
The Far Right Is Now in Power in Austria: The new governing coalition includes the Freedom Party, which has deep roots in the country’s Nazi past. (12/29/2017) | Jordan Stancil @thenation
The Austrian Anti-Social Coalition (12/31/2017) | Joachim Becker @LeftEast1
A Populist Victory in Austria: The Freedom Party Enters Government (12/28?2017) | Reinhard Heinisch @ForeignAffairs

Territory vs population:
Two geographies of the Austrian election results #bpw16

More maps: https://t.co/HSVZ8SLcK3 pic.twitter.com/4vESc0djIB

— austromorph (@austromorph) December 7, 2016

@pollofpolls_EU for Austria
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How to watch the Austrian election like a pro: @POLITICO’s guide to keeping on top of all the Austrian action as the far-right FPO looks set to enter government. (10/14/2017) | EMMA ANDERSON & JUDITH MISCHKE
Austria’s Snap Election and the End of the Grand Coalition (10/14/2017) | Lindsay Mackenzie @QuilletteM
Results of Austrian Parliamentary Election 2017 (10/15/2017) | @AUSTRIANUSA
Austria election results: Far-right set to enter government as conservatives top poll: Austria seems to have elected its youngest ever head of government (15/10/2017) | Jon Stone, Samuel Osborne @Independent
Austrian election results: Conservative Sebastian Kurz on course to become Europe’s youngest leader (10/15/2017) | Justin Huggler & Balazs Cseko @Telegraph
AS IT HAPPENED: ‘Whizz-kid’ Kurz’s OVP clearly wins Austrian election, as voters turn right (15/10/2017) | @thelocalaustria
Austria moves to right as anti-immigration star seals election win: Kurz claims credit for closing Balkan migrant trail in 2016 that saw hundreds of thousands of migrants trek into Western Europe (15/10/2017) | @MiddleEastEye
Austria Election: Center-Right Party Head Likely Next Prime Minister (10/15/2017) | SORAYA SARHADDI NELSON @NPR
Young party leader declares victory in Austria election, meaning a turn to the right (10/15/2017) | Maximilian Mayerhofer & Aamer Madhani @USAToday
Austrian Vote Paves Way for Nationalist Party to Enter Government (10/15/2017) | Boris Groendahl & Jonathan Tirone @bpolitics
Austria election: Europe reacts to Sebastian Kurz victory – German Chancellor Angela Merkel said she was hoping for close cooperation in Europe with Sebastian Kurz, who led his conservative party to election victory in Austria. DW has reaction from Berlin and beyond. (16/10/2017) | @dwnews
Meet the 31-year-old conservative poised to become Austria’s new chancellor: Sebastian Kurz reshaped a traditional political party to drive the Austrian elections. (10/16/2017) | Sarah Wildman @vox
Austria election RESULTS: Eurosceptic Sebastian Kurz declares VICTORY in nightmare for EU (16/10/2017) | REBECCA PERRING & ALIX CULBERTSON @Daily_Express
Austria’s election: Four things to know about the result (16/10/2017) | Manes Weisskircher & Matthew E. Bergman @LSEEUROPP
The Guardian view on the Austrian elections: an old threat in a new guise (16/10/2017) | @guardian
Why Austria’s Election Should Worry Liberals (10/16/2017) | Jonah Shepp @nymag
EU holds breath after Austrian vote (10/16/2017) | Georgi Gotev @euractiv
World’s youngest leader: Sebastian Kurz, 31, declares victory in Austria election (16/10/2017) | Shadia Nasralla & Kirsti Knolle @smh
Orban, Szijjarto applaud right-wing victory in Austrian parliamentary election (10/16/2017) | Justin Spike @BudapestBeacon
The Austrian elections should terrify Europeans (10/17/2017) | Paul Hockenos @CNN
Austria’s march to the right got a boost from fake Facebook content (10/17/2017) | Hanna Kozlowska @qz
How the Result of the Austrian Election Will Affect My Life as a Refugee: The Freedom Party’s motto is “Austrians deserve fairness,” but its notion of fairness doesn’t extend to people like me. (10/19/2017) | Zakarya Ibrahem @vicenews
Austrian election proves right-wing populism is new normal in Europe (10/22/2017) | ANNA GRZYMALA BUSSE @TheHill
Austria and Czech elections will change Visegrad dynamics (24/10/2017) | WOJCIECH PRZYBYLSKI @euobs
The Austrian election showed populists yet another path to power (25/10/2017) | MARTIN EIERMANN @NewStatesman
The Battle for Austria’s Right Is a Harbinger for the Rest of Europe: In Vienna, the center-right and populist right are vying for power. All of Europe is watching. (11/01/2017) | PETER ROUGH @ForeignPolicy
Austria’s Prospective Ruling Parties Agree on Budget Discipline, Cutbacks for Migrants (11/03/2017) | @reuters @VOANews
The Meteoric Rise of Sebastian Kurz: Austrian Foreign Minister Sebastian Kurz could become his country’s next chancellor on Sunday. The politician is conservative and vain, but also adroit. What would the 31-year-old’s election mean for the country? (13/10/2017) | Walter Mayr @Spiegel
Now it’s Austria’s Turn (11/10/2017) | FABIO WOLKENSTEIN @myfairobserver
A few thoughts on the Austrian election: Why the rightwing Freedom party is so successfull and what the likely outcome will mean for Austria and Europe. (10/13/2017) | Felix Simon @medium
Austria’s snap election: Everything you need to know: With a young front runner and an anti-immigration party gaining traction, the election could send shockwaves through Europe. (15/10/2017) | Ceren Senkul @SkyNews
ElectionGuide – Republic of Austria | IFES
Elections in Austria | @OSCE
Austrian parliamentary election (10/15/2017) | @reuters
Austrian president to insist on pro-EU government after election (09/12/2017) | @reuters @businessinsider
How the Populist Right Is Redrawing the Map of Europe (12/11/2017) | Andre Tartar @bpolitics

Austria Vol.1 (Miscellaneous incl Presidential Election 2016)

Austrian Presidential Election Map 2016

#Austria: Shifting into high gear | The Austrian economy ended 2017 on a high note, with fourth-quarter GDP of 0.8% compared to the previous quarter and 2.9% for the year https://t.co/obhHmVKciR

— Inga Burk Fechner (@IngaFechner) January 31, 2018

Raiffeisen Bank International (#RBI) sees the Austrian economy growing by 2.8% to 3.2% this year and around 2.5% in 2018—much faster than the eurozone average—and this time it is a broad-based recovery. https://t.co/2QpbtRViXs #Austria #AustriaGDP #CEE #AustrianEconomy

— Global Finance (@GFmag) January 26, 2018

#PwC Global Economy Watch Predictions for 2018: Let the good times roll https://t.co/PUOIcoS0dH pic.twitter.com/21z1bLZ19v

— PwC Österreich (@PwC_Austria) December 21, 2017

Austrian economy to continue its current strong performance going into 2018 – ING https://t.co/EtRwPsAVAj #Austria #Banks

— FXStreet News (@FXstreetNews) December 15, 2017

I argue surging #Austria economy boosts #SPÖ but… #nrw17

As economy takes off in Austria.. https://t.co/175s70COKm via @LSEEuroppblog

— Michael Burri (@Michael__Burri) October 4, 2017

Austrian president fumes as police raids set off political storm https://t.co/yIzkJPfK7z

— Reuters World (@ReutersWorld) March 9, 2018

Austria plans to put immigration and borders at heart of EU presidency https://t.co/kSndb5edrn

— Reuters World (@ReutersWorld) March 9, 2018

Austria politician Strache loses 'public insults' court case https://t.co/0eVz17o6s0

— BBC News (World) (@BBCWorld) March 1, 2018

[Focus] #EU should ban #Austria presidency, French appeal says https://t.co/67D87CNc0F

— EUobserver (@euobs) December 29, 2017

Austria’s Kurz in Brussels on first foreign trip https://t.co/UqCgwsiIWB #news via @New_Europe pic.twitter.com/xOLfV4zSRu

— New Europe (@New_Europe) December 19, 2017

Austria’s new interior minister, Herbert Kickl, is a man to watch. Seen as the far-right party ideologue and a provocateur, his style is a full frontal attack. He is now in charge of the police and security services. https://t.co/DDUtbAxQZy via @LSEEuroppblog

— Caroline de Gruyter (@CarolineGruyter) December 21, 2017

Austria’s #Kurz Declares Fighting anti-Semitism a Priority https://t.co/sMRL5ZmLod

— The European Post (@theEUpost) December 21, 2017

The 'davidcameronisation' of politics: politicians who look good, speak well but lack true seriousness – @kadriliik https://t.co/L2xKEZFrCo

— ECFR (@ecfr) October 17, 2017

"Austria’s Rightward Lurch Is Europe’s New Normal" via @nytimes. @FabianZuleeg #EPCPress #Austria #nrw17 https://t.co/fDjHWH4DKf

— EuropeanPolicyCentre (@epc_eu) October 16, 2017

Today #Austria votes! #FPÖ is doing well in polls. What is behind the success of #PopSov parties? Check https://t.co/WBxAaRIfaR # nrw17 pic.twitter.com/XNFh2MMCll

— HCSS (@hcssnl) October 15, 2017

Three weeks ago Germany, now Austria: Europe‘s social democrats are not doing well. #AustrianElection pic.twitter.com/wToEBGcrR3

— Carl Berning (@carlberning) October 15, 2017

Phew. Some actual good news. In 2016… Austria rejects far-right candidate Norbert Hofer in presidential election https://t.co/hvy52yYAYr

— Matt Haig (@matthaig1) December 4, 2016

Austria: Presidential rerun could see far-right nationalist win

Austrians go to the polls Sunday to pick a president, with a choice between left-wing Alexander Van der Bellen and anti-immigration candidate Norbert Hofer of the far-right Freedom Party. https://t.co/rpVRc7dHvZ

— Bitcoin_retirement (@Nano_coin) March 12, 2018

Reflections on the 2016 Austrian Presidential Electionhttps://t.co/PeXmFxjOvW #Austria pic.twitter.com/zI2jqi4Mxp

— Vision Politic (@vision_politic) June 30, 2016

Reshaping #Austria's political landscape > 2016 presidential election #map: https://t.co/acZsKq42vp #bpw16 pic.twitter.com/C8PEMEVhbE

— austromorph (@austromorph) May 23, 2016

Interesting map! "@EuropeElects: Austria Shift of Votes: 1st/2nd round Presidential Election 2016#Wahl16 #Austria pic.twitter.com/aJTCja1sl8"

— Kasper Vanpoucke (@KasVanpoucke) May 23, 2016

Austria: Opinion polling for the 2016 presidential election. #bpw16 pic.twitter.com/BoCC5bSA0k

— Europe Elects (@EuropeElects) August 25, 2016

The Borsen-Kurier of Vienna about Free Territory and Free Port of Trieste | @TriesteLibera

Most likely outcome is a coalition government between ÖVP&FPÖ says F.Wolkenstein https://t.co/l1Ix5SwPEE @LSEEuroppblog #Austria #elections

— ElectoralSystemProj (@ElectSystProj) September 11, 2017

How to tackle populism: Macron vs Kurz @MichaelCottakis @1989_Generation https://t.co/QTtPulfPuY

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) March 3, 2018

Could Austria join the Visegrád Group? https://t.co/ZdC8Y588MX

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) October 27, 2017

Austria focuses on the short term, Germany the long term, in responding to populism https://t.co/6L3DkNFyxg

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) October 17, 2017

Level of education and voting behaviour in the 2013 and 2017 Austrian elections – from @EuropeElects pic.twitter.com/zFQV8HjMhs

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

Austria’s election: Four things to know about the result – from
@ManesWeissk https://t.co/p7TAyq3Mce

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

Austria goes to the polls today, read our preview of the election from @HubertSickinger @EvaZeglovits @JaMoEberl https://t.co/SfFKlt4YtM

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) October 15, 2017

As the economy takes off in Austria, voters remain torn between economic optimism and anti-immigration politics https://t.co/nWXGAENjy4

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) October 11, 2017

Austrian Euroscepticism has grown markedly, but voters still show little support for leaving the EU https://t.co/CypQ8XtrF8

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) October 9, 2017

For #SebastianKurz, #Austria’s 31-Year-Old New Leader, a Swift Rise https://t.co/929c7bjWqd via @nytimes #AustrianElection

— LSEEurocrisis (@LSEEurocrisis) October 17, 2017

Exit polls show Conservatives led by Sebastian Kurz 'in first place' with far right second #AustrianElections https://t.co/2uB6hF447i

— LSEEurocrisis (@LSEEurocrisis) October 15, 2017

In her latest blog post, @tessaszy analyze how big the chances are for a successful far-right coalition in Austria: https://t.co/xemFlAQntk

— Carnegie Europe (@Carnegie_Europe) October 17, 2017

In an interview with @WPReview, @StefanLehne comments on Austria's "Anti-Face-Veiling Act" ahead of the country's legislative election. https://t.co/ksWDs7KeWp

— Carnegie Europe (@Carnegie_Europe) October 13, 2017

An idyllic Austrian town reveals the gulf between elite expectations and rural mores. @peterrough in @ForeignPolicy https://t.co/7GJgyelC1o

— Hudson Institute (@HudsonInstitute) November 2, 2017

Can Austria’s New Wunderkind Solve the Migrant Crisis? https://t.co/DxlqOTWYRZ

— National Interest (@TheNatlInterest) October 28, 2017

Judging Austria’s lurch to the right https://t.co/M5fcTLqRWD

— The Lowy Institute (@LowyInstitute) January 8, 2018

Populism, nationalism, separatism: The EU’s new, and old, challenge | Daniel Woker https://t.co/HikqrmBBFf

— The Lowy Institute (@LowyInstitute) October 26, 2017

Austria has enacted the #ClimateChangeAct in 2011 and makes considerable efforts to foster its green economy @LinhartBMEIA #EEDIM pic.twitter.com/gz2exQpxEh

— Austria at OSCE (@AUT_OSCE) October 16, 2017

With a healthy economy & low unemployment Austria could be perfect for those wanting to #workabroad: https://t.co/G719dk042j #traveltuesday pic.twitter.com/wIkdG3VIys

— Prospects.ac.uk (@Prospects) August 29, 2017

President @poroshenko: Austria is one of the biggest investors in the development of the Ukrainian economy #Ukraine #Austria https://t.co/doQNdfv6OZ pic.twitter.com/6QAkLFr4WK

— The Bankova (@TheBankova) February 8, 2018

#MarshallPlan accelerated Austria's economic recovery & continues to have an effect on Austria's economy https://t.co/tZAoqX7ftO #Marshall70

— U.S. Embassy Vienna (@usembvienna) November 12, 2017

Eurozone: Political risk still simmering. Events in #Austria, #Spain and #Italy highlight the ongoing trend towards populist, nationalist and now regionalist sentiment. Read on .@altii_news https://t.co/h1WSSdmgbD #europe #eurozone #politics #PR #news #economy #Catalonia pic.twitter.com/6csWDN6BOq

— Business Wire DE (@BusinessWireDE) November 13, 2017

.@washingtonpost – @AP: Behind the #Croatian #bankruptcy that’s shaking the #Balkans #HDZ #Croatia #Slovenia #Serbia #Bosnia #Austria #Liechtenstein #CORRUPTION #economy #jobs #London #Hungary #Germany #Russia https://t.co/txnX5H8RdO

— Adriatic Institute (@AdriaticIPP) November 27, 2017

The economy of Europe is booming, but nowhere more than the German-speaking countries. We take a look at the property markets in Germany, Austria and Switzerland in our special report: https://t.co/RJQYWs0PuD #CRE pic.twitter.com/bHqXHqyOKM

— CBREGlobalInvestors (@CBRE_Global_Inv) January 5, 2018

Italy (General Election 2018)

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Italian elections 2018 – full results: Italy yesterday went to the polls to choose over 900 members of its two houses of parliament. Former prime minsters Silvio Berlusconi and Matteo Renzi were the big losers as voters opted for anti-establishment parties (05/03/2018) | @guardian
Italy election: Populist Five Star and League vie for power (05/03/2018) | @BBC
How to watch the Italian election like a pro (03/05/2018) | EMMA ANDERSON & JACOPO BARIGAZZI @POLITICOEurope
The incredibly complex Italian election is today ? here’s a simplified version of what you need to know (03/04/2018) | Will Martin @businessinsider
The Impossibility of Italian Politics (03/07/2018) | JOHN LLOYD @aminterest
Italy election to result in hung parliament: Former PM Matteo Renzi will reportedly resign as head of the ruling center-left Democratic Party after a crushing election defeat. Silvio Berlusconi’s right-wing coalition took the lead but may face a hung parliament. (05/03/2018) | @dw_politics
Italy headed for hung parliament as anti-establishment 5-Star Movement projected top vote-getter: According to early projections, none of Italy’s 3 main blocs or groups can govern alone (03/04/2018) | @reuters @CBC
Italy election: what we know so far about who could form a government (03/06/2018) | Daniele Albertazzi @ConversationUK
Let the Populists Try to Govern Italy: An anti-establishment government would finally put the League and the Five Star Movement to the test. (03/09/2018) | Ferdinando Giugliano @bpolitics
After Italy’s Election, 2 Rival Populist Parties Claim Right To Lead Next Government (03/05/2018) | Sylvia Poggioli @nprpolitics
Victory for Eurosceptic, populist parties shocks the establishment in Italy election (03/05/2018) | Nick Squires & Peter Foster @Telegraph
Italy elections deliver stalemate, Silvio Berlusconi and maverick Five Star advance (03/05/2018) | @reuters @ABCnews
Italian general election ? when are the results out? (03/04/2018) | Sara Sjolin @MarketWatch
Italy’s Election Is A Blow To European Unity And A Boost For The Far Right: Anti-establishment and anti-immigrant parties made serious gains, throwing the country into political uncertainty. (03/05/2018) | Nick Robins-Early @HuffPostPol
Italy election: Populist parties claim right to govern after poll stalemate – A right-wing coalition is set to win the most votes overall, with the populist 5-Star Movement the biggest single party. (03/05/2018) | @SkyNews
ANTI-IMMIGRANT POPULISTS JUST CLEANED UP IN ITALY’S ELECTION (03/05/2018) | Tim Hume @vicenews
Italy election: Italy goes to the polls: ITALIAN voters have delivered a hung parliament, meaning none of the country’s three main blocs or groups can rule alone, after a topless protester left Silvio Berlusconi with a clear message. (03/05/2018) | @AP @newscomauHQ
Riding wave of anger over jobs and immigration, Italian voters line up behind populist parties (03/05/2018) | Tom Kington @latimes
Italy election: Exit poll gives edge to center-right coalition (03/04/2018) | John Bacon @USATODAY
Italy’s election should be a wake up call for the EU: The EU can turn the victory of the populist Five Star Movement into an opportunity for dialogue and transformation. (03/08/2018) | Silvia Mazzini @AlJazeera
Italy election: What was the result and what is the Five Star Movement?: Nation faces political standstill after voters deliver hung parliament as support for anti-establishment party soars (06/03/2018) | Samuel Osborne @Independent
Election projections point to euroskeptic shift in Italy (03/04/2018) | FRANCES D’EMILIO & COLLEEN BARRY @AP @ABC
What the Italian election can tell us about the United States: Elections are the first step. What we care about is who is in and who is out of the government. (03/02/2018) | Hans Noel @vox
Italy heads to polls in election overshadowed by populism: Italians began voting on Sunday in one of the country’s most uncertain elections ever, with far-right and populist parties expected to make major gains and Silvio Berlusconi set to play a leading role. (03/04/2018) | @France24_en
Revolution at the polls: How Italy made Steve Bannon’s “ultimate dream” come true (03/06/2018) | Annalisa Merelli @qz
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How Italy’s New Electoral System Works (03/02/2018) | Marco Bertacche @bpolitics
Italy election 2018: A simple guide to the vote (03/01/2018) | Holly Ellyatt @CNBC
Italy election 2018: Untried voting system could return victory for Berlusconi’s right-wing coalition: But pollsters admit anything could happen (09/02/2018) | Gavin Jones @Independent
How does Italy’s new electoral law actually work? (15/01/2018) | Catherine Edwards @TheLocalItaly
https://twitter.com/five4life/status/971087279249764353

🇮🇹 #Italy | Nearly 100% counted

Centre-right 37.1%
M5S 32.6%
Centre-left 22.8%#elezioni2018 #elezioni #ElezioniPolitiche #ItalianElections pic.twitter.com/VcCRbSDZoi

— Electograph (@Electograph) March 5, 2018

Expect the unexpected – the PEOPLE will rise! 🇮🇹#ItalianElections #Elezioni4Marzo2018 #elezioni2018 #ItalianElection2018 #Italy pic.twitter.com/RMpfVBclP7

— John Mark Owen 🇬🇧 (@JohnMarkOwen) March 4, 2018

#ItalianElections are scheduled Sunday. I run a few simulations based on opinion polls and relative territorial strength of parties. The interactive visualisation of the results from the simulation (with some background information is available here: https://t.co/jbNWrG0ufb). pic.twitter.com/3qIclZosMO

— Francesco Bailo (@FrBailo) February 28, 2018

Vote share of each coalition in Italian regions, 2018 election. pic.twitter.com/GtBqI1SLLr

— Alexandre Afonso (@alexandreafonso) March 5, 2018

Italian election leaves science out in the cold: Researchers hold out little hope that the next government will improve their underfunded research system. (23/02/2018) | Alison Abbott @nature

Italian election lays bare gaping north-south divide https://t.co/2YOLapPaOh

— Reuters World (@ReutersWorld) March 9, 2018

Italy's League leader Salvini says Brussels won't like his budget plan https://t.co/XIngGZc6PE

— Reuters World (@ReutersWorld) March 9, 2018

.@Breakingviews Viewsroom podcast: Italy’s elections leave fringe parties in charge https://t.co/wKQp9mWJuv pic.twitter.com/E5MSHL2D2M

— Reuters World (@ReutersWorld) March 10, 2018

If you think the populist revolution is finished, think again. It has only just started, says Rod Liddle: https://t.co/igsplWjPPO

— The Spectator (@spectator) March 9, 2018

.@RachelDonadio takes stock of the implosion of Italy's ruling parties—and the uncertainty ahead: https://t.co/z5XFeggYyk pic.twitter.com/qLjppJ5U5I

— The Atlantic (@TheAtlantic) March 6, 2018

.@RachelDonadio with two ways to read Italy's election results: https://t.co/fS46wfgV4Y pic.twitter.com/pk2R0ZWA80

— The Atlantic (@TheAtlantic) March 5, 2018

.@RachelDonadio on Italy's elections: The extremists get louder, while the center struggles https://t.co/m4BPq5XXvX pic.twitter.com/CArrgawoxn

— The Atlantic (@TheAtlantic) March 2, 2018

#Italy’s election results yet another vindication of @davidfrum’s view in @TheAtlantic that ‘When liberals insist that only fascists will defend borders, then voters will hire fascists to do the job liberals won’t do’. https://t.co/uvvVfawNRS @zmkc

— Mark Higgie (@MarkHiggie1) March 10, 2018

How Italy's Five-Star Movement Is Winning the Youth Vote https://t.co/wZx96hzpAd #diconodinoi su @TheAtlantic pic.twitter.com/lX0Pgz6vTb

— Alessandro Frau (@Ilmercurio85) March 2, 2018

Will Italy's Catholic populists see themselves reflected more in Trump than in their own pope? asks @annamomi https://t.co/Y0TTdU39v3 pic.twitter.com/520qo5AsEw

— The Atlantic (@TheAtlantic) May 23, 2017

What happened in Italy on Sunday and what will happen now? https://t.co/mYN5GsZu2r pic.twitter.com/5XunW6cNI2

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) March 6, 2018

Italy’s election wasn’t just a populist takeover – it was also about the demise of the left https://t.co/aXP2FJ7dWq pic.twitter.com/KrGockQHms

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) March 6, 2018

Our most read article from the Italian election campaign: Has immigration really led to an increase in crime in Italy? https://t.co/eiyUpedx7z

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) March 5, 2018

Evidence from France and Italy: Do governments use EU funds to help buy votes in elections? https://t.co/Yxj71dDfKm pic.twitter.com/HVkixoLxLD

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) March 3, 2018

Final projection for Italian election from @PStanig and Massimo Pulejo https://t.co/3RLvdgHcpa

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) March 2, 2018

Italy’s election: Assessing where the parties stand on the key issues https://t.co/ZUVvsCSXvE

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) March 2, 2018

When Europe is fashionable: The strange paradox of the Italian elections https://t.co/22BuvC6J45

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) March 1, 2018

Why immigration has the potential to upend the Italian election https://t.co/WwhKfhpgxk

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) February 27, 2018

The Italian election: Continuity, change, and Berlusconi’s rebirth – @AndreaCapussela https://t.co/7OuhCSVHop pic.twitter.com/G3XaVMOoSg

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) February 27, 2018

How will Italy’s election affect its relationship with the EU? – from @lorenzocodogno @LSEEI https://t.co/7tjpApD3Sf

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

Italexit is not a solution for Italy’s problems https://t.co/DlgiZqmEFy

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) February 18, 2018

Silvio is back: Understanding Berlusconi’s latest revival ahead of the Italian general election https://t.co/VKZXVC07B8

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) February 5, 2018

Italian voters again expressed their preference for the Five Star Movement (M5S) in last weekend’s general election. Where does this support comes from and what does the M5S asks Giannino in this new article on OxPol. https://t.co/VXEx6Q4ZwH

— OxPol (@OxPolBlog) March 6, 2018

On Election day, it will be revealed if Italian voters will pave the way for a grand Berlusconi comeback to the political stage. In this article, Giannino analyses the likely outcomes of Italy's March election:https://t.co/lxfkls7GGu

— OxPol (@OxPolBlog) February 17, 2018

What does a hung parliament mean for Italy and the European UNion? https://t.co/MJZlgX73cX @guardian

— Oxford Politics (@OUPPolitics) March 5, 2018

The populist surge is revived in Italy as former fringe parties secure half of the seats https://t.co/9XIZkQKWD0 @politico

— Oxford Politics (@OUPPolitics) March 5, 2018

The Italian Election 2018: Who are the contending parties and what do they stand for? https://t.co/MPQYYTO92g @TheLocalItaly

— Oxford Politics (@OUPPolitics) March 3, 2018

A decade on from the Euro-zone crisis and Italy's GDP_ has yet to recover. How will the economy impact the general election on Sunday? https://t.co/XXTSl1lBzy @washingtonpost

— Oxford Politics (@OUPPolitics) March 2, 2018

40% of voters remain undecided ahead of 'unpredictable' Italian election https://t.co/3CZvxzp1MP @CNN

— Oxford Politics (@OUPPolitics) March 2, 2018

OUP author, Andrea Lorenzo Capussela discusses how corrupt, wealthy politicians can successfully position themselves as populists: https://t.co/864EKmuYEQ

— Oxford Politics (@OUPPolitics) February 17, 2018

'The French think of Italy either when they have problems with Germany, or when Italy has an election that could spell trouble,' https://t.co/D3YaK8VoU5 @politico

— Oxford Politics (@OUPPolitics) February 10, 2018

Italy’s elections: what are the implications for Europe? @chelotti_nicola @lborouniversity https://t.co/Q9ys2L5CMU pic.twitter.com/KFkiTjTzWr

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) March 6, 2018

Big factors in Italy election were weak economy/high immigration and feeling EU not helping – long coalition talks now likely – could end up with national unity govt and new elections in a year’s time: listen back to @LScazzieri on @talkRadio (2.22pm+) https://t.co/sI4TL5wdUZ

— CER (@CER_EU) March 6, 2018

My reaction to #ItalyElection2018 for @Telegraph: Italy's future now depends on how the Five Star Movement resolves its internal contradictions https://t.co/RwHzhquD0P @CER_EU

— Luigi Scazzieri (@LScazzieri) March 5, 2018

Publicly available seat projections for #Italianelections, as recalculated by @EurasiaGroup (for all plausible coalition options). Hung parliament likely but a majority may be close at hand. #rosatellum #politiche2018 pic.twitter.com/r8I7Ticl6s

— Federico Santi (@FSanti_) February 28, 2018

"those who write Berlusconi off as irrelevant … are likely to be proven wrong yet again, as they have been many times in the past". This article of mine from 2014 is ageing well – not necessarily a good thing, I know https://t.co/9nD7dVIkJ4 via @LSEEuroppblog

— Daniele Albertazzi (@DrAlbertazziUK) February 9, 2018

#ItalianElections 🇮🇹 what comes next?
In our view, a minority right-wing government has become the likeliest scenario.

All the details with our summary below. pic.twitter.com/haLcrzsWl9

— Natixis Research (@NatixisResearch) March 7, 2018

You’ve seen the result, now uncover the story behind it: the rise of Beppe Grillo & Five Star Movement https://t.co/nAaqO0ADxl #ItalyElection #Elezionepolitiche2018 pic.twitter.com/2EAjaF2cPZ

— Routledge Politics (@Rout_PoliticsIR) March 5, 2018

A majority of Italian voters backed Euroskeptic and anti-immigrant parties in a general election, with early vote tallies pointing to a hung parliament: https://t.co/v3zzVuJS8z pic.twitter.com/IZAo8NuvAD

— CFR (@CFR_org) March 5, 2018

Here's what to know about today's #ItalyElection2018, which will have repercussions for the Italian economy and the country's role in the EU. https://t.co/GgczYcOKYR

— CFR (@CFR_org) March 4, 2018

#Italy: More than euroscepticism or regional differences, it was mostly a desire for change that drove Italy's anti-establishment election: https://t.co/XeKlNdfHyq @profdalimonte @FabioBulfone @piccolimeister #ItalyElection2018 #EU

— mike woods (@mawoods) March 6, 2018

#ItalianElections – Triumphant Salvini says Euro 'destined to fail' pic.twitter.com/5b7wlYCBWV

— Ruptly (@Ruptly) March 5, 2018

#ItalianElections "NO to an agreement with Five Star Movement," Salvini confirms https://t.co/RxL5urZ98R pic.twitter.com/QxcWF7ocwl

— Ruptly (@Ruptly) March 5, 2018

#ItalianElections 5 Star Movement (M5S) leader Di Maio greeted by supporters as he arrives to cast his vote https://t.co/QYleBUngeB pic.twitter.com/i132mtlxqW

— Ruptly (@Ruptly) March 4, 2018

#ItalianElections: Berlusconi casts his vote after being contested by topless FEMEN https://t.co/QYleBUngeB pic.twitter.com/2sFiXga6Yh

— Ruptly (@Ruptly) March 4, 2018

#ItalianElections – Italy votes in key national elections pic.twitter.com/48gTfNV5z6

— Ruptly (@Ruptly) March 4, 2018

What does Italy's election result mean? https://t.co/WL4b8T3c3v

— BBC News (World) (@BBCWorld) March 5, 2018

Italian exit polls point to hung parliament, with Five-Star movement and right-wing coalition leading field. https://t.co/UErsu6k6LY

— BBC Breaking News (@BBCBreaking) March 4, 2018

Italy's vote: Fake claims attempt to influence election https://t.co/2aJlgP9d0E

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

Italy general election vote: Who's who and why it matters https://t.co/loOpD7oSaa

— BBC News (World) (@BBCWorld) March 2, 2018

Italian election dominated by immigration debate https://t.co/0TRbt4Uemb

— BBC News (World) (@BBCWorld) February 26, 2018

Italy's populist victory heralds choppy waters for Europe https://t.co/DUD7Ui26PT

— Sky News (@SkyNews) March 5, 2018

Exit polls in the Italian election point to a hung parliament, with the Five-Star Movement set to be the largest single party https://t.co/5UnXE83p3t

— Sky News (@SkyNews) March 5, 2018

Italian coalition dealing won't be pretty https://t.co/h8EWVhnnx6

— Sky News (@SkyNews) March 5, 2018

Italy turns right as election delivers hung parliament, reports @jamesmatesitv https://t.co/wfpi0MGhv6 pic.twitter.com/cM5lR9oOra

— ITV News (@itvnews) March 5, 2018

An exit poll has shown the populist 5-Star Movement leading the #ItalianElections but not with a strong enough lead to govern alone https://t.co/yhRs02vxy5 pic.twitter.com/D0TX7Szd2G

— ITV News (@itvnews) March 4, 2018

Why are #Italian voters are so angry? … Real GDP/capita in #Italy today is less than in 1999 #ItalianElections pic.twitter.com/9hHcvf73yb

— Sony Kapoor (@SonyKapoor) March 3, 2018

My dispatch from #Italy's deep south for @vicenews: Ahead of #ItalianElections, the mafia avoids scrutiny as Italy rages over #migrants: https://t.co/Ro8cim6KlU

— Amanda Sperber (@hysperbole) March 2, 2018

Will Berlusconi make a comeback in Sunday's #ItalianElections? It’s anyone’s guess, says @unimelb Prof John Hajek https://t.co/omh32UzO0W pic.twitter.com/ADJDQLIFBc

— Melbourne Law School (@MelbLawSchool) March 2, 2018

Whatever the result of Sunday's vote, without an overhaul of the Eurozone architecture Italy will muddle through until the next crisis hits. @ManesWeissk and I for the @monkeycageblog #ItalyElection2018 @EuropeanUni @RobSchuCentre https://t.co/Ag8UvRbkMj

— Fabio Bulfone (@FabioBulfone) March 1, 2018

How will the Italian General Election impact FX markets? #ItalianElections #FXmarkets #Euro #volatility ~ @EnriqueDiazAlva @mryan815 https://t.co/Edk2xw2rod pic.twitter.com/uVAQLAZdg9

— Ebury (@EburyUK) February 28, 2018

Italy resigns itself to the #euro but risks remain https://t.co/NlQE4ofz1k

— The Robert Schuman Centre (@RobSchuCentre) February 26, 2018

5 months ago @Nigel_Farage said italy will leave the EU next.. Hit the nail on the head.. https://t.co/tjOVWpdA1V #italexit #ItalianElections #Italianelections2018

— UK Adventure Cycling (@philjame5) March 4, 2018

If #Salvini had a picture of him and #NigelFarage together, it would be a royal #populist flush – #populism #ItalianElection2018 #berlusconi #Italy #ItalyElection2018 #ItalianElections #authoritarianism #LePen #putin pic.twitter.com/5WuqkkRlTT

— Mark J Smith (@MarkJSmithonMSN) March 4, 2018

https://twitter.com/barryjohnharper/status/970435176294739968

This weekend’s votes in Italy and Germany will determine the fate of eurozone reform – and the loser may be Emmanuel Macron. My latest. https://t.co/BWy5HsVm5y

— Simon Nixon (@Simon_Nixon) March 1, 2018

"Italy lives through a euro-zone impossible trinity: you cannot be in the euro, honour your public debt, and have a broadly stagnant economy." @terzibus quoting @FrancescoPapad1 on #ItalianElections & economy #ElezioniPolitiche2018 #elezioni2018 >> https://t.co/ZIcUUF8Iwt pic.twitter.com/BSwTROmxYW

— Bruegel (@Bruegel_org) March 11, 2018

"Quantitatively, the credit contraction between 2007 and 2009 can account for about a quarter of the observed decline in Italian total factor productivity growth." Read @SMerler 's blog on the so called "productivity puzzle" #competitiveness #Italy >>https://t.co/sHHrrrBHdd pic.twitter.com/M1LJopcE13

— Bruegel (@Bruegel_org) March 7, 2018

"Italy lives through a euro-zone impossible trinity: you cannot be in the euro, honour your public debt, and have a broadly stagnant economy." @terzibus quoting @FrancescoPapad1 on #ItalianElections & economy #ElezioniPolitiche2018 #elezioni2018 >> https://t.co/6eviWFa1AF pic.twitter.com/x0MAQ3Xr9r

— Bruegel (@Bruegel_org) March 3, 2018

The Italian government bond yield increased both prior to and after Sunday's elections @Bruegel_org #Elezioni2018 #Italianelections2018 #ElezioniPolitiche2018 pic.twitter.com/WYbsZSF9m6

— Gustav Fredriksson (@Gustav_Fred) March 5, 2018

UK Vol.113 (Post-EUref #Brexit Vol.37)

The #BREXIT Game: #negotiations are beginning to look like a “prisoners’ dilemma”, where both parties have an incentive to be uncooperative, risking an outcome that would be unfavourable for all. @mariademertzis & @viegi_nic #EUCO #eucouncil #Brexiters https://t.co/19gafFxuc1 pic.twitter.com/x7FRQwWDp4

— Bruegel (@Bruegel_org) March 6, 2018

#UK business confidence indicators hardly fell after #Brexit vote and have been increasing steadily since. The most likely reason is an expectation of smooth Brexit deal, especially #industry, with more uncertainty for services. @ZsoltDarvas #SingleMarket https://t.co/AUR2Eotk7E pic.twitter.com/5eThUQm8g6

— Bruegel (@Bruegel_org) March 7, 2018

"Nobody explained to British people what #Brexit meant". A selection of charts from our scholars. https://t.co/38BqmZG2dm pic.twitter.com/QPv4GrjCMH

— Bruegel (@Bruegel_org) March 10, 2018

PODCAST | Brexit and the customs union question
Bruegel senior fellow André Sapir clarifies the UK's options for a new relationship with the EU in the wake of #Brexit. Listen to the #SoundOfEconomics on #SingleMarket #CustomsUnion Northern Ireland >> https://t.co/2o78P7mbks pic.twitter.com/1LpRTjRpQr

— Bruegel (@Bruegel_org) March 10, 2018

#Brexit scenarios:
(a) UK remains in #CustomsUnion and #SingleMarket
(b) A creative new idea
(c) Accepts some form of border control between UK and Northern Ireland
(d) goes back onfudge and accepts a border within [the] island of Ireland.
>> https://t.co/wu9DlTJycJ pic.twitter.com/Ku8waHm22A

— Bruegel (@Bruegel_org) March 9, 2018

Whether it looks more like #CETA-plus or #EEA-minus, the trade deal that emerges from phase 2 of the #Brexit #negotiations should not be the limit of ambition for future partnership between the #EU & #UK. By @mariademertzis & A. Sapir. https://t.co/1sPk3dTgCU pic.twitter.com/nFiPqn4H3O

— Bruegel (@Bruegel_org) March 9, 2018

Getting accustomed to Brexit – UK and the customs union scenario. Blogs review by @InesGRaposo on #Brexit #customUnions #SingleMarket>> https://t.co/5aSIdbBfRn pic.twitter.com/pU8K5L7taS

— Bruegel (@Bruegel_org) March 6, 2018

Ireland is the EU member state that will be most impacted by #Brexit. How would the UK and EU might use the special energy relations on the Irish island to commit to a pragmatic solution? Blog post by @GeorgZachmann #energymarket #irishBoarder
>> https://t.co/303Abq1xPH pic.twitter.com/V1IBCaiqjT

— Bruegel (@Bruegel_org) March 4, 2018

The City-REDI team has done a lot of work on #Brexitlocalgov. Here is an article from Prof @r_ortegaargiles and Prof Philip McCann called "How #Brexit will hit different #UK regions and industries" first published in the @ConversationUK – https://t.co/ikPltgwYXi pic.twitter.com/0kTjHxCzy0

— City REDI (@CityREDI) March 8, 2018

We've updated our #Brexit reading list. Find all the research you need in one place https://t.co/gBiMOQS2B6 pic.twitter.com/porsWxj0cQ

— Commons Library (@commonslibrary) February 14, 2018

Another chance to wave around my piece with @laurietannous on US Canada border. @lsebrexitvote https://t.co/KeUEFoa5WV
Spoiler: border made soft by regulatory alignment & x-border coopn, not tech.
Post-Brexit Irish border could be like US-Canada, says May https://t.co/iy5o9qR03j

— Katy Hayward (@hayward_katy) March 5, 2018

And here are, as I see it, the main scenarios we are looking at for UK/EU borders post-Brexit + a summary of what each would mean for GB/NI & NI/IRL borders.

IMO the draft Protocol is narrow interpretation of Joint Report.
UK in a CU wd be minimum to keep E/W open as possible. pic.twitter.com/7R6g73AkFv

— Katy Hayward (@hayward_katy) March 3, 2018

"Sometimes the most damaging thing a useful bureaucratic instrument can do is work seamlessly.
As it becomes absorbed into our infrastructure, it gradually makes itself so ordinary & invisible that we assume we no longer need it."@jonlis1 nails why UK seems so blasé re EU basics https://t.co/JIfGvzQ6Dc

— Katy Hayward (@hayward_katy) February 6, 2018

A good read on Theresa May's #Brexit negotiation strategy & future options for the legitimation of the #Brexit outcome in conditions of highly fragmented voters' preferences re #Brexit deal. By @DahrendorfForum fellow B Martill. https://t.co/po6giQxhKh

— Cornelia-Adriana Baciu (@corneliaa_baciu) March 5, 2018

My overview of the most difficult legal/political issues in the Commission's proposed Brexit withdrawal agreement, for @ConversationUK – https://t.co/lgHNeQW8F0

— Steve Peers (@StevePeers) March 1, 2018

Blogged

What's next for EU27 and UK citizens' rights?

Comments on what the future Brexit withdrawal agreement should include: https://t.co/vtgAahWfyt pic.twitter.com/6XdqcJrYDd

— Steve Peers (@StevePeers) February 6, 2018

https://twitter.com/WeyandSabine/status/968817974906970112

Boris Johnson’s latest contribution to the Irish border question. https://t.co/Vowism2ywj

— Andrea Catherwood (@acatherwoodnews) February 27, 2018

https://twitter.com/WISERDNews/status/966995819898515456

Norwegian lessons for Brexit Britain. Theresa May’s government is firmly against the Norway model. Yet it offers many advantages, even for Brexiteers https://t.co/P4yFloCw82

— Helena Vieira (@helenavieira1) February 23, 2018

Here we go: a summary of the 260-pages report I hand over to the Swedish government today -what should Sweden, a free trading UK-likeminded country, prioritise in the upcoming #brexit negotiations? And why is neither #EEA #CETA #DCFTA a perfect solution? https://t.co/HBqDilJBKl pic.twitter.com/38zshB9KgO

— Anna Stellinger (@AnnaStellinger) February 23, 2018

Listen to Philip McCann presenting the results of our ESRC project @BBCRadio4 @_BartLos @UKandEU @MarkThissen @CityREDI https://t.co/vTH6Klc6uG

— Raquel OrtegaArgiles (@r_ortegaargiles) February 22, 2018

Professor David Harvey looks at UKAP: a Brexit agricultural policy in the making?https://t.co/hxMY12HUzJ @UKandEU @cretweeting pic.twitter.com/7YfHflZ9bV

— Food&Farming Futures (@FarmingFutures) February 21, 2018

My latest @Theosthinktank blog on what Boris Johnson means when he says EU is a "teleological construction" and why he sort of has a point https://t.co/VRmaAWzgKt

— Ben Ryan (@BenedictWRyan) February 19, 2018

George Soros very much helped the battle for democracy during the Cold War. But now, as he picks sides within developed Western democracies, he has come adrift from principles to which his Open Society foundation is dedicated. https://t.co/sqf0L14zQq

— Fraser Nelson (@FraserNelson) February 9, 2018

The cost of Brexit and how much you should trust the forecasts – explained by an economist, @NauroCampos @ConversationUK, #BrexitDamage https://t.co/qtvFji10g3

— Romesh Vaitilingam (@econromesh) February 11, 2018

.@lsebrexitvote adequate view,also applies to FDI perspective.#UK exports to EU is 12% of GDP, UK exp. to #USA is 2.5%.#BREXIT Even under FTA UK will have problems with 60% minimum value-added requiremens= undermining EUproduction networks .@TheNewEuropean https://t.co/b7KXdgJm0G https://t.co/eopZiCeB7j

— Prof. Paul Welfens (@ProfPaulWelfens) February 23, 2018

My piece for the @lsebrexitvote blog on dual British-Irish citizenship https://t.co/llWIZuTjRX @HistoryGold @GoldsmithsUoL

— Prof Richard Grayson (@ProfRGrayson) February 20, 2018

My piece for #FT – time for the Government to state its preferred post-Brexit UK-EU trade relationship. https://t.co/9B8s0k5ZeN

— Ruth Lea (@RuthLeaEcon) February 16, 2018

A very interesting (albeit slightly depressing) analysis https://t.co/4wVfZCvyZ8

— Geraint Rees (@profgeraintrees) February 1, 2018

Nothing comes for free in life, and yet another reminder that the context for FTAs is as much political as it is economic. Also another question relating to post-Brexit life over which Gove and Fox appear to be at loggerheads https://t.co/xt5UvnqEsO

— Pawel Swidlicki (@pswidlicki) February 21, 2018

It would be a calamity if the City navigated Brexit only to find itself at the mercy of vengeful socialists https://t.co/0qzbKPzJCZ via @CityAM

— Christian May (@ChristianJMay) February 21, 2018

Here’s full text of the ERG letter to the PM demanding full Brexit obtained by @SamCoatesTimes pic.twitter.com/W4kKwPoUWk

— Stephen Bush (@stephenkb) February 20, 2018

Excelnt long read on David Davis: bullish wheel-greaser or Brexit fall guy? By @danroberts ” Weeks were wasted dealing with meaningless boasts .. for a “red, white and blue” Brexit. briefed stories they knew wd unravel instantly. A party man to May’s vicar https://t.co/0r3DOckEZx

— lisa o'carroll (@lisaocarroll) February 20, 2018

This is fascinating development – Irish court refuses man's extradition because of if the man were to serve time in the UK, he would be in jail post Brexit https://t.co/fXB566XZuc https://t.co/CVYyd0LPhS

— lisa o'carroll (@lisaocarroll) February 2, 2018

Given the regrettable and harmful desire to control EU migration, Britain's best #Brexit bet may be the Jersey option. Me for @CapX https://t.co/r1xj91SubG

— Philippe Legrain (@plegrain) February 12, 2018

"I don't understand some of the positions of the UK.."

Reassuring to know Barnier is just as puzzled as the rest of us… https://t.co/adQ9CaAgUP

— Jonathan Portes (@jdportes) February 9, 2018

Are the @Telegraph & @NickJTimothy really endorsing the Hungarian government's anti-semitic conspiracy theories about George Soros? https://t.co/TJgGBQf4zp

— Jonathan Portes (@jdportes) February 7, 2018

Free book on Brexit and the future of Europe https://t.co/uqv6rvugJN @policynetwork @WhyEuropeORG @1989_Generation @GenBrexit pic.twitter.com/BBPQeBkysY

— Wolfgang Petzold (@WolfgangPetzold) February 17, 2018

It would be to the EU’s detriment if it shut out the continent’s largest military spender. @shashj on Theresa May's Munich speech https://t.co/Mugy5vlU6y

— CapX (@CapX) February 19, 2018

Important piece from @GuitarMoog. Key line: warns of "a dangerous, deliberate and concerted effort by a group of MPs, with the complicity of some ministers, to undermine an essential part of the UK’s system of government" https://t.co/y0kQjxUOsq

— Chris Grey (@chrisgreybrexit) February 2, 2018

A little piece we did looking at how views about equal opportunities (pro and con) predicted Brexit vote choice (even holding other things constant) and what that might mean for where politics goes next. https://t.co/4FNCPtN5EX

— Rob Ford (@robfordmancs) February 2, 2018

This is very good: and it hits the nail on the head – out constitution is no longer fit for purpose and is dangerously vulnerable to minority rule. https://t.co/lVj6JDL7dr

— George Peretz QC (@GeorgePeretzQC) February 1, 2018

Anyway, my thoughts on that Telegraph story, now v kindly subbed and cleaned up by the excellent @IndraWarnes: https://t.co/8eHrTZUdWy

— Stephen Bush (@stephenkb) February 8, 2018

Short version of Forthcoming JEPP article with Joseph Lacey – the url tweeted by eu visions doesn’t seem to work, but this one does. The case for welfare restrictions in an EU "demoicracy" – https://t.co/B0JOcs72wl via @EuVisions

— Richard Bellamy (@rpbellamy1) February 20, 2018

4a/ Here's the 'staircase info graphic'. pic.twitter.com/GO0DCpylIO

— Martin Cooper (@mpc_1968) February 22, 2018

Today's figures show that, for every 10 EU nationals who leave the UK, 17 arrive. UK still hugely popular. A strange kind of "Brexodus"… pic.twitter.com/rDJSiOOQS4

— Fraser Nelson (@FraserNelson) February 22, 2018

Theresa May wants the UK to lead the next technological revolution. But #Brexit will probably see us crash out of the EU's hi-tech satellite programmes. @Iptegrity asks if May has lost the signal. @lsebrexitvote https://t.co/5TwVM9w7CQ

— InFacts (@InFactsOrg) February 23, 2018

Peter Kellner, former president of YouGov writes an open letter to @JeremyCorbyn following a poll suggesting @UKLabour risks losing votes at the ballot box if it’s seen to back #Brexit.https://t.co/hygNlmCaqR

— InFacts (@InFactsOrg) February 6, 2018

https://twitter.com/GenBrexit/status/964990927063388160

A pro-Brexit group of experts still struggles to put the evidence first, says @matt_bevington https://t.co/vteFUyn0T6

— The Staggers (@TheStaggers) February 27, 2018

Jim O’Neill, the former chairman of Goldman Sachs Asset Management famous for coining the BRICs acronym, thinks there are bigger threats to the British economy than Brexit https://t.co/HZz2kQaSVH pic.twitter.com/9aRTGUcRUP

— The Economist (@TheEconomist) February 4, 2018

"Brexiteers worry about the consequence of Britain’s promise in December that there will be no border checks in Northern Ireland. One Eurocrat calls this “unimplementable” if Mrs May sticks to … leaving the single market and the customs union." https://t.co/1POEnnqTGQ

— David Phinnemore (@DPhinnemore) February 3, 2018

Dublin “not expecting any new initiative on the Irish Border to be floated” by May in Friday speechhttps://t.co/lbitryQ9zt

— David Phinnemore (@DPhinnemore) March 1, 2018

Brexit’s huge threat to rural Ireland and its beef and dairy industries https://t.co/j6VrCWisDJ via @IrishTimesBiz

— David Phinnemore (@DPhinnemore) February 14, 2018

The day the migrants left: A northern English town offers a glimpse of life when migrants leave https://t.co/05znipISWR via @TheEconomist

— Roch Dunin-Wąsowicz (@RochDW) February 2, 2018

Professor Meg Russell @ConUnit_UCL sets out ten key predictions for when the Brexit bill hits the House of Lords @uclspp @UCL_AHSHS https://t.co/vtU1ueroLc

— UCL News (@uclnews) January 23, 2018

Professor Meg Russell @ConUnit_UCL on regulating the House of Lords – this is an ‘extremely delicate moment’ and filling Lords against the spirit of the Burns committee proposal could ‘scupper the ability to reach agreement’ https://t.co/JV1JQfqRzZ @uclspp @UCL_AHSHS

— UCL News (@uclnews) January 8, 2018

A familiar face this week as @PietEeckhout Dean of @UCLLaws & Academic Director of @UCL_EI is the 'Spotlight On' featured on the @UCL website, sharing what he's most proud of, what's top of his to do list and his dream dinner guests… https://t.co/DXBh4B6jPP

— Ellie Forward (@EllieForward) February 9, 2018

New report on Brexit and public opinion reveals profound divisions in the UK @ukandeu https://t.co/HLv8bfiWKy

— Sara Hobolt (@sarahobolt) January 31, 2018

Join now to watch live 'Brexit: what next?' with @hilarybennmp @LSEEI @LSEPubAffairs #LSEBrexit https://t.co/avh3pxZ25s

— LSE Events (@LSEpublicevents) March 1, 2018

Many multinationals may pull out of the UK if it leaves the Customs Union https://t.co/JJYHzAVg8R @CEP_LSE Paola Conconi via @lsebrexitvote

— CEP@LSE (@CEP_LSE) March 1, 2018

Listen to Thomas Sampson explaining why the Conservatives are divided over #Brexit #LSEthinks #LSEthinks https://t.co/M2B0R2lGly pic.twitter.com/pJXn8ZFnYY

— LSE Department of Economics (@LSEEcon) March 6, 2018

Combing the Commission and Council Presidents in a single "EU President" is a really good idea (I would say that as I supported that idea during the Convention on the Future of Europe!). Great that @ECThinkTank now proposing it: https://t.co/2PdODBrF1a

— Simon Hix (@simonjhix) February 20, 2018

Lots of research on bargaining behind the scenes shows the UK is/was very influential in Council, e.g.:https://t.co/Xpy593ce1F https://t.co/HGoQrS68EU

— Simon Hix (@simonjhix) February 20, 2018

Boris makes a familiar “national-liberal” case for Brexist. Problem is that most Leave voters reject the “liberal” part of this, while most Remainers reject the “nationalist” part. His is a minority viewhttps://t.co/h6u6eFZoFl

— Simon Hix (@simonjhix) February 14, 2018

Remainers & 'Stop Brexit' campaign continue to double down on ANTI-BREXIT messsages while our new @BJPolS study suggests PRO-EU messages shift attitudes more. Discuss. https://t.co/dBUjqmeXR4

— Matthew Goodwin (@GoodwinMJ) February 8, 2018

"It would take quite a political storm to create an opportunity for another #referendum". Prof Featherstone comments on the possibility of another #Brexit vote for the @washingtonpost https://t.co/OV9XYmc4qW @lsebrexitvote

— European Institute (@LSEEI) February 15, 2018

A Brexit Gentlemen’s Agreement by Daniel Gros @ProSyn https://t.co/rlruPGPB1C

— CEPS ThinkTank (@CEPS_thinktank) March 8, 2018

This cuts straight through – the #Brexit trilemma from @JohnSpringford

May can have only two out of three… go on, give it a try. Gives you a headache soon enough. pic.twitter.com/NIrerQ72Y5

— Peter Foster (@pmdfoster) March 7, 2018

As the #Brexit row over customs checks on the Irish border drag on, the EU yesterday accused the UK of lax customs checks which allowed import fraud costing the EU €2.7 billion.
My article for The Times: https://t.co/CGpeR31nBd

— Dave Keating (@DaveKeating) March 9, 2018

Jersey holds the key to unlock Brexit dilemma – @SamuelMarcLowe in @EURACTIV https://t.co/xyCN7IZraY

— CER (@CER_EU) March 8, 2018

What can we expect from the Spring Statement? Very little, if the briefings are anything to go by, says @RossjournoClark https://t.co/1H4c8vkEtb

— The Spectator (@spectator) March 9, 2018

UK Vol.112 (Post-EUref #Brexit Vol.36)

Thanks to @openDemocracy for publishing the Dahrendorf policy brief on the consequences of Brexit in Europe, which draws on arguments from Ben Martill and Uta Staiger's new book, Brexit and Beyond. Read the policy brief and download the book for free here: https://t.co/rIzqmh1bI0 pic.twitter.com/7LRsHVz3Bf

— Dahrendorf Forum (@DahrendorfForum) February 27, 2018

"Le temps est court et nous n'avons pas une minute à perdre si nous voulons réussir" @MichelBarnier sur les négociations #Article50 #Brexit

"Time is short and we don't have a minute to lose if we want to succeed" @MichelBarnier on #Article50 negotiations https://t.co/3is7v7vlki

— European Commission 🇪🇺 (@EU_Commission) February 9, 2018

https://twitter.com/EU_Commission/status/961141486250164224

These FAQs are very important for those who don't have time to read whole legal text. Details on citizens' rights, Irish border, Euratom and more….. https://t.co/mYjjHY56sd

— Mark English (@EULondonMark) February 28, 2018

Full panoply of Brexit preparedness notices across a wide range of sectors published here: https://t.co/IDEOiAs3Qw

— Mark English (@EULondonMark) February 7, 2018

https://twitter.com/EUlondonrep/status/959007285153591296

Are EU regs are holding UK back as @BorisJohnson suggests? There’s no evidence UK regs more effective than EU’s + productivity 20-25% lower in UK than France/Germany, says @JohnSpringford https://t.co/vluz1mzy7f

— CER (@CER_EU) February 15, 2018

Last May I argued in this piece that a misplaced sense of national exceptionalism, overconfidence and poor understanding of other countries' strengths and interests was setting Britain up for humiliation. It has proved depressingly accurate: https://t.co/36OUSgvE46 pic.twitter.com/K4At9ByJ7P

— Simon Tilford (@SimonTilford) February 8, 2018

The evidence given re #Brexit and #Ireland and #NorthernIreland by me, by DCU's Prof John Doyle and UCC's Prof Mary Murphy to the House of Lords EU Select Committee on EU Affairs is now available online. https://t.co/qllYQly5rQ

— Gavin Barrett (@GMBGMDB) February 8, 2018

Britain’s imperial fantasies have given us Brexit | Gary Younge https://t.co/fWRhFqkQ9S

— Guardian politics (@GdnPolitics) February 3, 2018

MP Hilary Benn says he thinks it is a "profound mistake" to leave a customs union with the EU. He says nobody is convinced it is possible without placing borders and checks in Northern Ireland – something the government said will not happen #r4today pic.twitter.com/zPD1aHQYQh

— BBC Radio 4 Today (@BBCr4today) February 5, 2018

The EU doesn't want to be more democratic https://t.co/KsoIYyON1O pic.twitter.com/daDCm5EL0S

— Bloomberg Brexit (@Brexit) February 9, 2018

Revealed: These 70 Tory MPs Support The Hard Brexit Group Led By Jacob Rees-Mogg https://t.co/VyOzKf6g0Y via @alexGspence

— Ian Dunt (@IanDunt) February 9, 2018

The yearly cost of hard Brexit is roughly equal to the entire government spend on education and policing https://t.co/eFX6Mkodqb pic.twitter.com/qKdd5FtELJ

— Ian Dunt (@IanDunt) February 2, 2018

Theresa May just warned of "damaging" consequences if the EU doesn't collaborate on security post-Brexit https://t.co/Ok1mIESpQ5

— BuzzFeed UK Politics (@BuzzFeedUKPol) February 17, 2018

"I cannot sit there and watch us moving in a direction that is going to be damaging for millions of ordinary people."
　
Sir John Major says parliament should "take control" of Brexit and insist on a second referendum if necessary. pic.twitter.com/oY5ePhBEKE

— Channel 4 News (@Channel4News) February 28, 2018

I made this graph this morning. It's the annual growth rate of food prices in the UK. The red line is #Brexit. Data from @OECD. pic.twitter.com/FCVz71nIDl

— Josh De Lyon (@joshdelyon) September 29, 2017

The latest edition of our Society Now magazine is out now, covering political party membership, antimicrobial resistance, infant sleep, housing and much more: https://t.co/5Nsqq0NKgA pic.twitter.com/egd9hNOzB1

— ESRC (@ESRC) February 18, 2018

Our #Brexit research has focused on a number of areas, including the defence & security implications, the British public’s preferences for a post-#Brexit UK, & the economic impact of different #trade scenarios https://t.co/dJAE1kEy3d

— RAND Europe (@RANDEurope) February 14, 2018

If the EU doesn't play fair, Britain could leave without paying its tab https://t.co/0SSw9Q1gcr

— POLITICO Europe (@POLITICOEurope) February 20, 2018

Britain's departure leaves the "vulnerable" country vulnerable at the trade table https://t.co/texG41yuuJ

— POLITICO Europe (@POLITICOEurope) February 12, 2018

Donald Trump’s rhetoric has only highlighted the already growing rift between the EU and the US via via @UCL_EI https://t.co/oCjhA89QC4 https://t.co/JvRxGg6CeB pic.twitter.com/tr7QsFCzoB

— UKIP Nonsense #FBPE (@UKIPNFKN) February 6, 2018

Mutual recognition: can the UK have its #Brexit cake and eat it? https://t.co/3JMYFrZfrL pic.twitter.com/YQXEGXkgul

— Institute for Gov (@instituteforgov) February 20, 2018

How to think about Britain's post #Brexit foreign policy https://t.co/YIFszga0Ac @LScazzieri @CER_EU @UKandEU

— E!Sharp (@esharpmag) March 5, 2018

Project lead @Michaelacbenson has been writing about her research with the British in rural France since 2009. You can find a list of her publications on lifestyle migration here:https://t.co/XZ9qnjaI8m #britsinfrance #research https://t.co/49mKOWZhNc pic.twitter.com/GujE03a49O

— Brexit Brits Abroad (@BrExpatsEU) February 18, 2018

George Osborne: Theresa May is powerless to stop votes for 16-year-oldshttps://t.co/rvsvNDoYTM

— PoliticsHome (@politicshome) February 16, 2018

"Harder” forms of #Brexit raise issues that affect the #NHS in all nations of the UK, but there are also several that are specific to #NorthernIreland, the only health service that shares a border with an EU member state – @markgdayan in a new blog for @UKandEU https://t.co/2XcX91yGpM

— Nuffield Trust (@NuffieldTrust) February 5, 2018

OUP author Jan Zielonka discusses Brexit, liberalism and the future of the European Union in interview with Sky News https://t.co/5BjxskOmNj @skynews

— Oxford Politics (@OUPPolitics) February 20, 2018

Is the European Union missing the opportunity to reform itself while Brexit negotiations continue? https://t.co/uGnENrcet8 @LSEeuroppblog

— Oxford Politics (@OUPPolitics) February 7, 2018

In a new blog post, David McCrone and Frank Bechhofer @uoessps, authors of 'Understanding National Identity' discuss the role of national identity in the #Brexit referendum votes: https://t.co/AFvKadoF2X

— CUP Politics (@CUP_PoliSci) February 21, 2018

#Populism in Europe – an updated collection from @govandopp introduced by @KatAdeney & @Erik_Jones_SAIS https://t.co/BqOwxbvm2g pic.twitter.com/QFqMi43wqC

— CUP Politics (@CUP_PoliSci) February 8, 2018

#Brexit has created new political identities, says a new report co-authored in Manchester https://t.co/qiJQYR0lC9 @UKandEU

— Uni of Manchester (@OfficialUoM) February 5, 2018

#Brexit and British politics via @UCL_EI https://t.co/BlulUFeGIE

— Polly Polak (@PolakPolly) February 8, 2018

The 4 freedoms are unavoidable if the UK wants transition. Transition is unavoidable if the UK wants to avoid major political and economical shock. If what 'the British people voted for' was indeed to end EU citizens rights during transition, they were obviously voting for a lie. https://t.co/96Ch2s0Cd9

— Polly Polak (@PolakPolly) February 1, 2018

Good post on Amsterdam court reference on EU #citizenship, and I fully agree: hypothetical, test case, no dispute, and tons of #EUlaw reasons why ECJ should refuse it. My view on substance: no passport of an EU MS, no EU citizenship <- UK agreed to this https://t.co/8bUgpfgRNF

— Davor Jancic (@DavorJancic) February 11, 2018

Post-Brexit Judicial Quandary:
Any new laws or regulatory divergence between the UK and the EU27 after Brexit could create new barriers and delay trade flows
– @GeorginaEWright https://t.co/QlYFwiVNkW pic.twitter.com/hbGWyY42LI

— Chatham House (@ChathamHouse) February 6, 2018

Leaving the EU without a framework for a new relationship would perpetuate the very economic uncertainty that the UK is hoping to escape, writes Chatham House Director @RobinNiblett https://t.co/sl5RR6IoZX

— Chatham House (@ChathamHouse) December 19, 2017

As @theresa_may meets #XiJinping in #China, here is our recent paper from @tasumm on the implications of #Brexit for relations between the #EU and #China – https://t.co/uuB3gv9dxK

— Chatham House Asia-Pacific (@CHAsiaPacific) February 1, 2018

Our poll tracker gives Labour a lead of 1pt. Little change over the past few months.

Lab: 41.4%
Con: 40.3%
LDem: 7.4%
UKIP: 3.3%
Grn: 2.4%https://t.co/L3pXa1IVfj pic.twitter.com/01t0zghmOT

— Britain Elects (@britainelects) February 6, 2018

"We have applied imagination and creativity" to find solutions for challenge Brexit poses for Good Friday Agreement – EU's chief negotiator Michel Barnier on EU's first draft of #Brexit treatyhttps://t.co/HvvE45iurt pic.twitter.com/J09xLvVNmH

— BBC News (UK) (@BBCNews) February 28, 2018

EU suggests 'common area' across Northern Ireland border https://t.co/Hw8dzqdDK0

— BBC News (World) (@BBCWorld) February 28, 2018

EU to publish first draft of Brexit treaty https://t.co/pdFTCaPtBZ

— BBC News (World) (@BBCWorld) February 28, 2018

"We have not achieved" transition yet, EU's #Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier says, describing "significant disagreement" on the issue pic.twitter.com/ZxvL9wTBMN

— BBC News (World) (@BBCWorld) February 27, 2018

"Remaining in a customs union of any type would only make sense if we were to abandon our global ambitions" – International Trade Secretary, Liam Fox says https://t.co/GWt2xFxFWC #Brexit pic.twitter.com/fW0GsYqz9G

— BBC News (UK) (@BBCNews) February 27, 2018

Renew party launch as academics form Briefings for Brexit https://t.co/2dVsb8eNiC

— BBC Politics (@BBCPolitics) February 19, 2018

Why the EU has rebuffed Theresa May’s trade plan – and why the prime minister now has a hideous political choice | By @Peston https://t.co/zwWPpDbIxI pic.twitter.com/sLdnMohNnI

— ITV News (@itvnews) March 7, 2018

Theresa May has still not made her big Brexit choice, writes @Peston https://t.co/PBt2AZs52H pic.twitter.com/uZuIc4ATs2

— ITV News (@itvnews) March 6, 2018

Irish PM dismisses three-way Brexit talks with UK and EU as 'not in our interest'https://t.co/tfcYrp6HmT pic.twitter.com/GqLnJWWMct

— ITV News (@itvnews) March 5, 2018

PM @theresa_may and Scottish First Minister @NicolaSturgeon have agreed to work to break a deadlock over crucial #Brexit legislation https://t.co/zvu71jeJAI pic.twitter.com/6V2LiYjCaU

— ITV News (@itvnews) March 3, 2018

Can Theresa May’s plan make the UK richer? Asks @Peston https://t.co/s4HdnG9Y8e pic.twitter.com/d08vFz8Aq3

— ITV News (@itvnews) March 2, 2018

Roaming charges may be back after Brexit https://t.co/uGJNwZFCw1

— Sky News (@SkyNews) March 7, 2018

May 'long on aspirations' but 'short on workable Brexit solutions' – EU https://t.co/WWo4TYCO3k

— Sky News (@SkyNews) March 6, 2018

Theresa May has said Britain can "set an example to the world" in the Brexit negotiationshttps://t.co/7NvCv0MlVP

— Sky News (@SkyNews) March 5, 2018

Theresa May's Brexit offer needs 'giant leaps of faith 'https://t.co/pV57Q8UyyU

— Sky News (@SkyNews) March 5, 2018

For illustrative purposes: pic.twitter.com/7lRyALBOPi

— Sam Lowe (@SamuelMarcLowe) February 8, 2018

Europe knows May is a prisoner of the Brexit ultras – and won’t trust her to deliver https://t.co/00ZTXdyfOX

— John Edwards #FBPE #PCPEU (@Johnfrededdy) March 2, 2018

Excellent insight into the damage Brexit is doing to British- Irish relations. Queen’s 2011 visit seems a very long time ago. https://t.co/ejz6kfby3F

— Brigid Laffan (@BrigidLaffan) March 3, 2018

"What is #Brexit a case of? Is it the start of a European disintegration? So far the evidence seems to suggest more a case of 'differentiated integration."

Listen to our Director @BrigidLaffan speaking to our alumni in Brussels last year #EUIinBxl https://t.co/J4Q02r0WuV pic.twitter.com/lPYLdqizuF

— The Robert Schuman Centre (@RobSchuCentre) February 14, 2018

The impact of #Brexit on the #Irish #energy system – pragmatism vs. principles. Blog post by @GeorgZachmann
https://t.co/sFsCvybvSW pic.twitter.com/zUlxqC0yEf

— Bruegel (@Bruegel_org) February 12, 2018

Whether it looks more like #CETA-plus or #EEA-minus, the trade deal that emerges from phase 2 of the #Brexit #negotiations should not be the limit of ambition for future partnership between the #EU & #UK. By @mariademertzis & A. Sapir. #EUCO #EUSummit https://t.co/bXKgIV1NCr pic.twitter.com/9HAqg6b08G

— Bruegel (@Bruegel_org) December 14, 2017

Facebook is broadening an investigation into the possibility that Russia used the platform to influence the Brexit vote https://t.co/TJFmeW6EAo

— The New York Times (@nytimes) January 19, 2018

What will the UK-EU relationship look like following Brexit? @dougrediker breaks down some of the possibilities: https://t.co/XUY9phySs8 pic.twitter.com/cfHk7T3y9I

— Brookings FP (@BrookingsFP) January 13, 2018

Infographics – #Brexit: despite a series of shocks, british companies remain sound #uk https://t.co/Okuj3SCNAk pic.twitter.com/f1Gz1zZPZL

— Coface Group (@coface) January 1, 2018

Deal Confirmed! Ireland supports Brexit negotiations moving to Phase 2 now that we have secured assurances for all on the island of Ireland – fully protecting GFA, peace process, all-Island economy and ensuring that there can be NO HARD BORDER on the Island of Ireland post Brexit

— Simon Coveney (@simoncoveney) December 8, 2017

#Brexit in numbers – 1,181 high-level engagements & consultations.
Tánaiste @simoncoveney highlights Ireland's #2017 #Brexit activity https://t.co/rLrHw44mq4 pic.twitter.com/aE324J1Hsg

— IrishForeignMinistry (@dfatirl) January 1, 2018

Full statement by Minister @simoncoveney on Northern Ireland talks is available at https://t.co/pw2VIdfDDA pic.twitter.com/MOpU7Tu97V

— IrishForeignMinistry (@dfatirl) November 1, 2017

Today @BordBia launched the Export Performance & Prospects 2016 – 2017. Read more at https://t.co/VImeZ74HdF #IrishFoodExports pic.twitter.com/bnYnjnvH0a

— Origin Green (@OriginGreen) January 11, 2017

UK Vol.111 (Post-EUref #Brexit Vol.35)

Our latest article is by Prof Tony Travers on 'Sub-national government must plan for the ‘known unknowns’ of Brexit'@LSEPubAffairs https://t.co/64ju0ogIF8 #Brexitlocalgov pic.twitter.com/t4aVcWI2tk

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) March 8, 2018

This afternoon @theresa_may will set out her tests for a successful #Brexit deal, but we've already done it! Check out our Four Economic Tests report here: https://t.co/pbb4xd9ZaV #copycat @anandMenon1 @CSBarnard24 @jdportes @IainBeggLSE @angusarmstrong8 pic.twitter.com/wPS7evzamH

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) March 2, 2018

.@SirBobKerslake: Brexiteers pledged to regain control, so why not devolve? @UKHouseofLords @lgcplus https://t.co/kwqRTsQSan

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) March 7, 2018

A pro-Brexit group of experts still struggles to put the evidence first @matt_bevington This piece originally featured in @NewStatesman https://t.co/j1UjSrYmH2 pic.twitter.com/rkZttGihWB

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) March 7, 2018

What will be the Grand Coalition's EU policy? Will it be able to effectively reform and put euroscepticism in retreat? Professor Simon Bulmer offers a sceptical analysis: https://t.co/c4v61MjP8v pic.twitter.com/2eWXOQ5yoL

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) March 6, 2018

Corbyn’s Brexit Speech: a big shift, or very little change? By Professor Alex de Ruyter, Director of the @BCU_CBS @MyBCU https://t.co/KX5JBT0FFN pic.twitter.com/SvV3nlhU7v

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) March 6, 2018

Brexit: Michel Barnier's top advisor pours cold water on Theresa May's latest trade planhttps://t.co/xKmaUl6jvV @Independent

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) March 6, 2018

EU Brexit adviser deals blow to Theresa May's free-trade proposalhttps://t.co/GUaLTZwyQX @guardian

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) March 6, 2018

Trade and investment between the UK and India will hit a roof if further avenues for collaboration don’t open up post-#Brexit, writes @manojladwa. Read here: https://t.co/Fy4Ox5JZ9H @UKinIndia @UOB_India @KingsIndiaInst @UKIBC @tradegovukIND pic.twitter.com/KfgAVSkfnI

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) March 5, 2018

If only @theresa_may had given this speech 13 months ago at Lancaster Househttps://t.co/iNYUu0v91j @Telegraph @anandMenon1 @jdportes pic.twitter.com/TZ41FkF4ga

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) March 5, 2018

Experts devise tests of Brexit’s impact on UK foreign and security policies@anandMenon1 @RGWhitman @LScazzieri @MChalmers_RUSI @camillamacdona7 https://t.co/ik4GbM0XeB pic.twitter.com/ekl9SO7TKM

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) March 3, 2018

Leaving the EU will lead to the death of the UK car industry within 10 years, says @eloisetodd from @BestForBritain in our latest #BrexitBreakdown podcast. Listen here: https://t.co/Of6f5zMqZw @MikeHawesSMMT pic.twitter.com/m2leorgQPx

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) March 3, 2018

Businesses in the aerospace, security, defence and space sectors need certainty over the UK's trading relationship with the EU, writes @PauleverittADS. Read here: https://t.co/AvFiTWwi6R @ADSgroupUK @AerospaceUK pic.twitter.com/2HhDIbEFPJ

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) March 2, 2018

Before @theresa_may sets out her five tests for #Brexit today, check out our own Foreign and Security Policy Tests of Brexit. Read here: https://t.co/wicid77Skk #copycat @RGWhitman @anandMenon1 @LScazzieri @camillamacdona7 @MChalmers_RUSI pic.twitter.com/eMEyfUhwpH

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) March 2, 2018

Northern Ireland border and the EU’s draft legal agreement by @jamiepow and Professor John Garry @QUBelfast https://t.co/DIMI8BP0b7 pic.twitter.com/inKUGyFhVw

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) March 1, 2018

What’s the plan for governing Northern Ireland? @jamiepow and Professor John Garry @QUBelfast https://t.co/NJu8NDvHT6 pic.twitter.com/Heiz6QsQQy

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) February 28, 2018

Boris Johnson: Irish border row being exploited to stop Brexithttps://t.co/rGb3CYgU5n @BBCNews

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) February 28, 2018

Is the world class reputation of British universities being threatened by Brexit? @robertabwMP @UKLabour https://t.co/5sDbz0hrVs pic.twitter.com/OmvwPHZSDR

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) February 28, 2018

'It’s about time we were told what Global Britain is, and how it is going to come about', argues @anandMenon1 https://t.co/Z7XbZvrfSe pic.twitter.com/4saNv2RChV

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) February 27, 2018

Following the release of our Foreign and Security Tests of #Brexit report, @RGWhitman writes an EU-UK security treaty is crucial to passing these tests. Read here: https://t.co/NnfPJHOGnP pic.twitter.com/mm3M4SZo7Q

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) February 27, 2018

Before @LiamFox's speech today, check out Professor Patrick Minford's piece on future UK trade policy in which he argues that the UK could gain 2% of GDP from leaving the EU. Read here: https://t.co/JYgTZWbiVz @Econs4FreeTrade pic.twitter.com/ExAbclk4pd

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) February 27, 2018

Our Foreign and Security Tests for #Brexit report was launched yesterday by @TomTugendhat, where we set out how national security, international influence and control will need to improve for a successful Brexit. Read here: https://t.co/tOACmF2QrA @CommonsForeign @IoWBobSeely pic.twitter.com/3fqcs2kygu

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) February 27, 2018

It's time we were told how #Brexit Britain intends to be a big hitter on the world stage by @anandMenon1 in @TeleComment https://t.co/yXiDPW9Ex3

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) February 26, 2018

.@jeremycorbyn is due to make his speech on @UKLabour position on Brexit.
Read 'Brexit: what should @UKLabour commit to?' by Roger Liddle @policynetwork @UKHouseofLords https://t.co/a4hu3U1gUF pic.twitter.com/CgbliQG7II

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) February 26, 2018

Employers have a preference for free movement says @Heather_Rolfe @NIESRorg https://t.co/uBSIvvs10i pic.twitter.com/YygnbGsSCs

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) February 26, 2018

In order to avoid a hard border in Ireland we need to remain in the customs union says @Keir_Starmer Find out what is meant by a hard border on our Facts page https://t.co/RlK2IhkYsa

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) February 25, 2018

'Why a £28bn industry needs a soft Brexit without delay' by @TamaraCincik and @NLehl @FashionRoundTab https://t.co/H7S74achLz #LFW18 pic.twitter.com/dFzyfaq4PC

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) February 22, 2018

As the #WithdrawalBill goes to committee stage in the @UKHouseofLords today, there are no quick-fix solutions on the EU Charter, write @ProfMarkElliott, Stephen Tierney and Alison Young https://t.co/R069t1xWrU @WomaninHavana @CoreyStoughton @JoelleGrogan pic.twitter.com/XKkgNWU6yS

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) February 21, 2018

Anglo-Dutch bonds suffer the strain from Brexit https://t.co/VMixix7LNP @FT

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) February 21, 2018

BREXICAN STANDOFF Pro-Brexit MPs led by Jacob Rees-Mogg demand clean break from the EU as cabinet STILL deadlocked day before crunch Brexit talks@TheSun https://t.co/JXB0mRgbah

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) February 21, 2018

.@anandMenon1 article 'Is it possible to reverse Brexit?' features in the best of @guardianopinion https://t.co/j6mZlFjdNd pic.twitter.com/iMXf6LC1Ek

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) February 16, 2018

Business leaders propose ‘hybrid’ Brexit deal based on Turkey-EU relationship @Telegraph https://t.co/INuM5DbvSB

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) February 16, 2018

The Lords can never have the final say in legislation, @LadyBasildon tells us in our latest #BrexitBreakdown podcast, but it can ask the government to think again. Listen here: https://t.co/vsy89Ntba1 pic.twitter.com/250TW6savk

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) February 16, 2018

What does France want from Brexit? Brexit Means … podcasthttps://t.co/b30B7U2XZ6 @guardian

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) February 14, 2018

.@theresa_may another vacuous speech on the farcical road to Brexithttps://t.co/xBzEkfJJOy @guardian

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) February 13, 2018

Brexit is leading a vital but unglamorous industry to its deathhttps://t.co/4szZ2da8O2 @qz

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) February 13, 2018

Like the rest of the UK, Northern Ireland is divided over #Brexit, but there is a consensus for avoiding a hard border. John Garry assesses public opinion https://t.co/UGGoJPu93p @QUBelfast @IrelandElects pic.twitter.com/FD1TwyID4V

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) February 13, 2018

Have Welsh voters changed their mind about Brexit since the referendum? @roger_scully assesses the state of play: https://t.co/cknK2zOjXq pic.twitter.com/kCJyGIltQS

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) February 12, 2018

Scotland voted to #Remain in the EU. But do Scottish voters really think that differently to the rest of the UK on #Brexit? @IanMontagu explores the latest data https://t.co/BnnieuieZv pic.twitter.com/xOsb2PEDkU

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) February 12, 2018

Sir John Curtice looks into the latest opinion poll data on immigration, and says a big difference between Leave and Remain voters is whether immigration is a priority. Read here: https://t.co/IpRrf9pOea pic.twitter.com/2azgcrC9qK

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) February 12, 2018

Brexit hokey cokey: the UK may be in (and out) of EU foreign policy, security and defence policy during transition says @RGWhitman @ChathamHouse @JCMS_EU @MYBISA @UKEURefWatch @UniKent https://t.co/zb6AAcAwJs pic.twitter.com/ckwGTf2Ei0

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) February 12, 2018

Who should make the decisions on taxation, immigration and fisheries? Dr Noah Carl and Professor Anthony Heath find out what the public think. Read here: https://t.co/syuXJ2ssi2 @csinuffield @NuffieldCollege pic.twitter.com/xmG1A7oM9k

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) February 11, 2018

Do voters see sovereignty and co-operation as opposites? Dr Lindsay Richards and Professor Anthony Heath discuss and analyse: https://t.co/0dZlLm1pBe @csinuffield pic.twitter.com/J5l4RNtzsd

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) February 10, 2018

Why @UKLabour Brexit strategy may be in trouble, in four charts@ProfTimBale @AlanJWager https://t.co/f8DIf5IMrF @NewStatesman pic.twitter.com/yqJs34nXym

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) February 9, 2018

Leave areas ‘will take biggest hit from Brexit’ @TheWeek https://t.co/WPb5uZTEi1

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) February 9, 2018

What do MPs think about #Brexit? Check out the results from our latest survey: https://t.co/ROxnHenCCz @AlanJWager @philipjcowley @MileEndInst @IpsosReputation pic.twitter.com/qBH9LlYWX6

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) February 8, 2018

Read Sir John Curtice's latest findings on public opinion and #Brexit from our recent conference: https://t.co/JxyX0M93jY Or watch his keynote address here: https://t.co/uYGIGpUla0 pic.twitter.com/eFQ4m03sY5

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) February 8, 2018

What do members of political parties think about Brexit? Are the grassroots and leaders on the same page? Check out what research from the ESRC's Party Members Project has found – https://t.co/RJ5nTkrkel – and follow them here @ESRCPtyMembers pic.twitter.com/zkg9FpDeTF

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) February 8, 2018

Watch the full video of our keynote Sir John Curtice from our Public Opinion event #BrexitPolling https://t.co/b71cOVLF3g pic.twitter.com/gBGfXSUfFW

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) February 8, 2018

#Brexit UK Govt analysis on regions and sectors is in line with recent findings of our experts: https://t.co/Wot90jTJiU
Places that voted #Leave will be hardest hit pic.twitter.com/kRIfD8SGJ5

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) February 8, 2018

.@ELPinchbeck looks at Brexit and redesigning energy for the future. Read her full article here https://t.co/Aq1f9B2Zb9 pic.twitter.com/w45pkv9zjG

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) February 7, 2018

In our latest #BrexitBreakdown podcast, @NicoleSykes_ from @CBItweets says 30% of CBI members have already put #Brexit contingency plans in place. Listen here: https://t.co/ES8ML7vIza pic.twitter.com/2deyj86QFi

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) February 7, 2018

The @CommonsEUexit committee considers the Norway model tomorrow. We already have. Check out @jamiepow and John Garry's take on whether it would be feasible for the UK https://t.co/atY6lrQMJK pic.twitter.com/07l29qxg9W

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) February 6, 2018

Religion in the EU referendum @stuarte5933 @DrKolpinskaya #brexitpolling https://t.co/kCfe4RvC3u pic.twitter.com/orKhd2cZji

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) February 6, 2018

Minority ethnic attitudes and the 2016 EU referendum @NeemaBegum @SPAISBristol #BrexitPolling https://t.co/iVIcb0oVfx pic.twitter.com/Kc5cf0IlNC

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) February 6, 2018

For a comprehensive and clear explanation of Customs Union read @CSBarnard24 explainer here: https://t.co/FqGqEOujxx pic.twitter.com/6zJwN1UKwb

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) February 5, 2018

Long read: inside No. 10, from July 2016 to July 2017 @mrchriswilkins
The speech from our Brexit and public opinion conference #BrexitPolling https://t.co/UW7ntzwDtw pic.twitter.com/nt6JwCN6Ms

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) February 5, 2018

Why extending Article 50 would be in the interests of the other EU member states @mccarthy_sjmc #ExtendArt50 https://t.co/Xa75AdCHIL pic.twitter.com/D5emqDbhDm

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) February 3, 2018

I’m sorry but this is muddled confused and just plain wrong in places. Misunderstands what CU and SM are. The brave Brexit speech Theresa May is afraid to give? Here it is https://t.co/SBtqOOu6jk

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) February 2, 2018

full transcript on Citizens’ rights and beyond @jdportes addressing @Europarl_EN https://t.co/RbaQpr1ntM #citizensrights pic.twitter.com/00LJmLVQjk

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) February 2, 2018

The perceived costs and benefits of Brexit @GoodwinMJ @UniKent https://t.co/yDsiEiPmcY #BrexitPolling pic.twitter.com/sJYOvuS0jJ

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) February 2, 2018

Cameron at Bloomberg and May at Mansion House: Technocracy vs democracy in the UK and EU by @nicktmanchester from @OfficialUoM https://t.co/APKsT7iCU8 pic.twitter.com/54EmHtz08w

— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) January 30, 2018

UK Vol.110 (Post-EUref #Brexit Vol.34)

Was Boris Johnson justified in using John Stuart Mill to make the case for Brexit? – @lsebrexitvote https://t.co/7EdRzIHWJi

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) March 6, 2018

‘Brexitannia’: An unsettling, beautiful insight into post-referendum Britain https://t.co/94o6GpGyoH

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) March 5, 2018

LSE's Karen Smith on what Brexit means for foreign policy https://t.co/w70yhjNyNx

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) March 3, 2018

Britain’s best Brexit bet is the Jersey option https://t.co/j71FpJrnQf

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) March 1, 2018

Brexit is a threat to London’s future in European payment systems https://t.co/N3t6oH3yO7

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

What the 2015 Greek debt negotiations tell us about Germany’s negotiating stance on Brexit https://t.co/mB34cjBw1M

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) February 27, 2018

There can be no “ideal” Brexit agreement, Swedish expert agency warns – @lsebrexitvote https://t.co/r8saOfiEXX

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

What do Scots think about Brexit and the EU? https://t.co/Ok2nreA1ll

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) February 23, 2018

Brexit and the sovereignty of Parliament: a backbencher’s view – @lsebrexitvote https://t.co/gktzADXbQ2

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) February 17, 2018

Did the unfounded claim that Turkey was about to join the EU swing the Brexit referendum? https://t.co/yA8wKlyMlG

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) February 9, 2018

The marginalisation of women’s rights in Northern Ireland, 20 years after the Good Friday Agreement – @LSEpoliticsblog https://t.co/Z9Mgrcwymi

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) February 7, 2018

A Canadian perspective on CETA +++: those pluses will come with minuses – @lsebrexitvote https://t.co/vtaiuLPGzd

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) February 6, 2018

EU citizens in Britain are already being stigmatised – and it’s likely to get worse https://t.co/2OSB3hNyPz

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) February 4, 2018

'The EU has the substance of traditional liberal democratic institutions, but not have the essence of liberal democracy, which rests on the relentless daily struggle of public opinion, causing and justifying law-making and government and administration.' https://t.co/OMzo1XCZ04

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) March 7, 2018

Tories seek to block move to reveal donations to DUP in EU referendum https://t.co/P6ysO8XzBM

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) March 7, 2018

EU Withdrawal Agreement: the real losers will be British businesses and British citizens https://t.co/FF4Qm0E7sG pic.twitter.com/EeFgdDKTv3

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) March 7, 2018

‘The EU’s major rationale was always efficiency, not citizens’ participation.’ https://t.co/iMzf8BgUT2

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) March 6, 2018

'Last Friday saw another set of concessions being made by the Prime Minister.' https://t.co/5HlGNec3mM

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) March 6, 2018

Speaking @LSEnews, EU Brexit adviser deals blow to Theresa May's free-trade proposal https://t.co/FlSXh1kmCk

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) March 6, 2018

Europe’s strategic choices on Brexit https://t.co/BYuwYyBfAW via @financialtimes

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) March 5, 2018

EU set to expose differences with Theresa May in draft Brexit guidelines https://t.co/PaxHYFShUX

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) March 5, 2018

From shortbread to the NHS: Scotland fears loss of workers after Brexit https://t.co/mA7DS8JN3z

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) March 5, 2018

Home Office warned over plans to block immigration data access for EU citizens https://t.co/WN8LKJjMab

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) March 5, 2018

Council leaders across UK believe Brexit will hurt local economies https://t.co/VUzgSAV1BV

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) March 3, 2018

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— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) March 2, 2018

Brexit means a bleak future for UK public spending and probably for intra-UK governance relations https://t.co/ZeDpMojafl pic.twitter.com/ILTsA7VZHM

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) March 2, 2018

What would Boris as Mayor tell us about Boris as PM? Expect quixotic projects (that may never arrive) says @Benworthy1 #gardenbridge https://t.co/tRB22ouGVz

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) March 1, 2018

'the EU has grown impatient of the UK government’s mismanagement of the Brexit negotiations' https://t.co/GMeKUpyyoV

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) March 1, 2018

From our archive: A high-risk game of ‘Chicken’ is being played over the Irish border https://t.co/VBOfVWl4h5

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 28, 2018

Having your fish and eating it too https://t.co/daCD2WVbSH

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 28, 2018

UK driving licences may no longer be recognised in Europe after Brexit, EU suggests https://t.co/NEYFhGrcLa via @Telegraph

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 28, 2018

Northern Ireland 'to be part of EU customs territory' https://t.co/brNntGEJ1a

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 27, 2018

A customs union won’t help – there is no such thing as a ‘soft’ Brexit https://t.co/BuYgbMcaRI

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 27, 2018

‘Those campaigning for a second referendum need to be absolutely clear about what question they will ask, and the answers on the ballot paper.’ https://t.co/gW9OjyaNbK

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 27, 2018

By rejecting its own Brexit impact reports, the government sets a dangerous precedent @GenBrexit https://t.co/8kVC4KNGAI

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 27, 2018

Are migrants actually ‘stealing’ our jobs or has the mass public perception, led to tactical voting to Brexit? https://t.co/AMqbv723dK @GenBrexit

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 26, 2018

Labour wants new customs union treaty after Brexit – Starmer https://t.co/UXjbGZAPNd

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 25, 2018

'Political identity in the United Kingdom is more and more bound up with the European Union. Increasingly citizens see themselves as ‘leavers’ or ‘remainers’.' https://t.co/0lfMTLXlFX

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 23, 2018

Watch: Featherstone on how 2018 will bring Brexit ‘crunch time’ https://t.co/cFSeMvVOOI pic.twitter.com/aKDM9pqRCa

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 23, 2018

Lessons from the 1890s: how to realign innovation and finance in post-Brexit Britain https://t.co/G3PT6Vyfa0 pic.twitter.com/66RXL6CBMq

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 23, 2018

‘An industrial policy for a hard Brexit could usefully be tasked with nurturing UK component suppliers to reduce the industry’s heavy reliance on imports’ Steve Coulter @LSEEI #LSEThinks https://t.co/mVBXrlFgDh

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 23, 2018

‘At its core, Brexit was about restoring national democratic control and accountability over major fields of domestic policy, with the most politically salient being control over immigration.’ @richardmarcj https://t.co/cP2Pyopg2f

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 22, 2018

Migration figures: Record numbers of EU nationals leaving UK https://t.co/Q0Kkrtarhw

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 22, 2018

'Previously unseen government records detail ‘deeply worrying’ incidents in pork and poultry plants, raising fears of ‘dirty meat’ entering the UK under a post-Brexit trade deal' https://t.co/iN8dDoapnN

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 22, 2018

‘Suppose that everybody who voted in the 2016 referendum were to form a huge line in strict order. Exactly halfway along that line stands the median voter.’ https://t.co/FA9RCvbJ4r

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 21, 2018

Number of eastern EU nationals in UK workforce falls by 5% https://t.co/yrBSpfkoUt

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 21, 2018

UK wants open-ended Brexit transition period, Whitehall paper shows https://t.co/70rs21H8EI

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 21, 2018

Theresa May 'could lose in three of her flagship London boroughs' https://t.co/htQrroyQfD

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 21, 2018

From our archive: Brexit has blown open the unreconciled divisions in Northern Ireland https://t.co/4TtEXTBxtW

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 21, 2018

In Northern Ireland there is both division and consensus between different ethno-national groups on Brexit https://t.co/DwW5FGnDBN

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 21, 2018

‘History shows that the Brexit ultras always demand more—they will never be satisfied’ @jonlis1 https://t.co/onlR00lfkb

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 20, 2018

David Davis: bullish wheel-greaser or Brexit fall guy? https://t.co/wSOIBCNl48

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 20, 2018

Farmers tell Gove: lack of migrant workers now 'mission critical' https://t.co/QWsxPrLhB5

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 20, 2018

Corbyn Breaks Brexit Cover, Will Support a Customs Union With EU – Bloomberg https://t.co/l23fWILVix

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 20, 2018

From our archive: Richard Johnson of the new Briefings 4 Brexit group on how the cross-party agreement on Brexit will restore democratic control to vast areas of the national economy https://t.co/Spyr02SJW4

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 19, 2018

Sadly, Brexit must mean leaving the EU single market https://t.co/8ShhCJsFHx via @financialtimes

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 19, 2018

Former attorney general Dominic Grieve on Brexit and the sovereignty of parliament https://t.co/2wO7gRWcD1

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 18, 2018

May's Brexit transition demand 'would demonise EU citizens' https://t.co/gmvZKxj4As

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 18, 2018

Scottish nationalists are salivating over the Brexit spoils | Kevin McKenna https://t.co/zDluuNVwsY

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 18, 2018

MPs want Brexit fund for UK farmers https://t.co/N8vdcH42wY

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 18, 2018

John Oliver on Trump, Brexit and fake news https://t.co/X9La8gf57V via @YouTube

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 17, 2018

European Doctors Are Giving Up on the U.K. https://t.co/LvZ0XhL2o6

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 17, 2018

Is it possible to reverse Brexit? asks @anandMenon1 https://t.co/q6nWmEpV4B

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 16, 2018

Watch: Henry Overman on what does Brexit mean for regional economies https://t.co/JKlz5aO5uk

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 16, 2018

Layoffs are arriving in Brexit Britain. Auto workers are up first https://t.co/JrLovTPRzi via @business

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 16, 2018

Business leader warns May against harsh immigration policy https://t.co/sp5FFCysUe

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 16, 2018

'This documentary is an unsettling insight into a Britain coming to terms with an imagined past, a leadership-less present and a manifestly uncertain future' – @oliver_daddow @UniofNottingham https://t.co/uC4o7sqaVx

— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) February 15, 2018