The US Is Officially in Recession Thanks to The Corona Virus Crisis (06/16/2020) | Jeffrey Frankel @guardian
… Readers are often surprised to learn that the task of declaring a recession in the US falls to a panel of economists who consider a wide variety of indicators. Most other advanced economies, after all, define a recession as simply two consecutive quarters of negative GDP growth. But the US isn’t the only country to go beyond the two-quarters rule. The Japanese government also considers other indicators in its official business-cycle chronology. And private committees in other domains – including the eurozone, Canada, Spain, and Brazil – date business cycles by looking at a wider variety of economic indicators, though without garnering as much attention from the media or official government bodies. …
Keller @ Large: Harvard Economist Warns Of Roller Coaster Economy (w Video; 05/14/2020) | @wbz
The Briefing Room – Coronavirus and the Economy (Radio; 07/05/2020) | @BBC
Deregulate for the coronavirus recovery: The Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs should think hard about which rules to enforce. (0503/2020) | Adam J. White @WSJ
Harvard’s Reinhart and Rogoff Say This Time Really Is Different: The professors, whose 2009 book showed that financial crises often follow similar patterns, spoke to us about what’s happening in 2020. (05/18/2020) | Simon Kennedy @markets
Firms won’t give up on globalization but will ‘redesign’ supply chains: Trade expert (Video; 06/12/2020) | Robert Lawrence @BNNBloomberg
Evaluating the success of President Johnson’s War on Poverty: Revisiting the historical record using a full-income poverty measure (w PDFs; 12/09/2019) | Richard Burkhauser, Kevin C. Corinth, James Elwell, Jeff Larrimore @AEI
3 charts showing good news about American wage growth (01/07/2020) | James Pethokoukis @AEI
The ‘new normal’: Thoughts about the shape of things to come in the post-pandemic world (04/19/2020) | Nicholas Eberstadt @NBRnews
A Seven-Point Checklist for Reopening the Economy: There will be setbacks, and Congress has to commit to propping up the economy over the long term. (04/15/2020) | Michael R. Strain @bpolitics
First, acknowledge that the shutdown was the right thing to do. …
Then the U.S. needs to decide what its goals are…
…policy makers need to be comfortable discussing the trade-off between lives and economic outcomes. …
The fourth principle: The U.S. will need to act without having all the necessary information. …
A regional opening strategy can depend on governors. …
The sixth principle is to accept the ebbs and flows of progress. …
Finally, Congress should be prepared to continue its attempts to rescue the economy over the longer term. …
National Digital Currencies: The Future of Money? (06/2020) | Aditi Kumar, Jeremy Ney, Eve Lee, Victor Ji @BelferCenter
The City-Sized Hole in U.S. GPS Planning (w PDF; 11/21/2019) | @BelferCenter
Privacy and the four categories of information technology (w PDF; 05/26/2020) | Jim Harper @AEI
The coronavirus could imperil Putin’s presidency: Russia entered the crisis with a stagnant economy, and its oil-price war with the Saudis isn’t helping. (04/23/2020) | Leon Aron @WSJ
Oil’s Collapse Is a Geopolitical Reset In Disguise (04/29/2020) | Meghan L. O’Sullivan @bopinion
Russia’s Stock Market Rallies But Still Not a Source of Long-Term Capital (12/12/2019) | Ben Aris @russia_matters
In Depth with Yuval Levin: Author and American Enterprise Institute scholar Yuval Levin talked about U.S. political history and the political divide in the country today. He’s the author of “The Great Debate,” “The Fractured Republic,’ and “A Time to Build.” (Video; 06/07/2020) | @cspan
Three Americas and the pandemic, Part III: Small cities, towns, and the countryside (06/09/2020) | Charles Murray @AEI
Biden’s Bad Foreign-Policy Ideas: The former vice president lacks a consistent philosophy of when and how to use military force. (06/07/2020) | Kori Schake @TheAtlantic
What Policymakers Should Ask Modelers (04/21/2020) | Afreen Siddiqi, Kaveri Iychettira @ProSyn
How Will COVID-19 Affect the Transatlantic Relationship? (05/01/2020) | Nicholas Burns, Cathryn Clüver Ashbrook, David E. Sanger, Amanda Sloat, Torrey Taussig @BelferCenter
The World’s Weakest Strongman (06/06/2020) | Stephen M. Walt @ForeignPolicy
The United States Forgot Its Strategy for Winning Cold Wars (05/05/2020) | Stephen M. Walt @ForeignPolicy
Will a Global Depression Trigger Another World War? (05/13/2020) | Stephen M. Walt @ForeignPolicy
No, the Coronavirus Will Not Change the Global Order: We should be skeptical toward claims that the pandemic changes everything. China won’t benefit, and the United States will remain preeminent. (04/16/2020) | Joseph S. Nye @ForeignPolicy
American Exceptionalism in the Age of Trump (06/05/2020) | Joseph S. Nye @ProSyn
So Do Morals Matter in U.S. Foreign Policy? I Asked the Expert. (04/24/2020) | Joseph S. Nye @washingtonpost
How COVID-19 is Testing American Leadership (04/26/2020) | Joseph S. Nye @east_asia_forum
Breaking the Ice: How France and the UK Could Reshape a Credible European Defense and Renew the Transatlantic Partnership (w PDF; 05/2020) | Adrien Abecassis, Jolyon Howorth @BelferCenter
A divided Europe’s China challenge (26/11/2019) | Philippe Le Corre @east_asia_forum
“Maxwell Taylor’s Cold War: From Berlin to Vietnam” by Ingo Trauschweizer (05/2020) | Nathaniel L. Moir @ Michigan War Studies Review
Niall Ferguson: ‘Now We Are in Cold War II’ (04/28/2020) | @ekathimerini
Donald Trump Could Lose the Election by Authorizing a New Nuclear Weapons Test (06/23/2020) | Stephen Herzog, Benoît Pelopidas, Jonathon Baron, Fabrício Fialho @TheNatlInterest
Why Israel’s annexation of parts of the West Bank would be a historic mistake (06/22/2020) | Tzipi Livni @washingtonpost
Tzipi Livni is a former minister of foreign affairs for Israel.
South China Sea of troubles: In 2020 the world should pay more attention to the South China Sea (11/2019) | Oriana Skylar Mastro @TheEconomist
Russian jokes tell the brutal truth: In a repressive society, dark political jokes allow regular people to describe what they see with their own eyes. (11/29/2019) | Leon Aron @TheAtlantic
Who ‘Defeated’ ISIS? An Analysis of US and Russian Contributions (05/06/2020) | Domitilla Sagramoso @russia_matters
The decline of religion in American family life: Findings from the November 2019 American Perspectives Survey (12/11/2019) | Daniel A. Cox, Jacqueline Clemence, Eleanor O’Neil @AEI
How States Like Virginia Go Blue (11/08/2020) | Matthew Continetti @FreeBeacon
… President Trump so dominates the popular imagination that every election result is described in relation to his job approval and conduct in office. … But the story of this particular Democratic winning streak is less about Trump than it is about long-running demographic and cultural transformation. He catalyzed changes decades in the making. …
One reason why UI benefit payments remain low: The lingering effects of Obama-era stimulus policies (11/26/2019) | Matt Weidinger @AEI
Tag: Natural resources
World Vol.31
The ship contained 10 tons of copper and 1 ton of tin in so-called oxhide ingots (enough to smelt 11 tons of Bronze).
One jar was filled with glass beads, while many of them were full of terebinth resin (used as a wine preservative and medicine). pic.twitter.com/U92ctV7TD8
— Fall of Civilizations Podcast (@Fall_of_Civ_Pod) February 17, 2019
Copper Ore. Look at how disgusting it looks. Worse than Cow dung. Yuck. @IamRajii and u want us Tamilians to use this?? pic.twitter.com/S4qs755IAH
— Panda Palkova (@itispalkova) September 8, 2018
At Great Orme Mines, in order to understand the complexities of our ancestors’ discovery of metal, we often reconstruct the process they used.
This clip of a session carried out Dec 2019, demonstrates the method of smelting copper ore using leather bag bellows.#VisitWaleslater pic.twitter.com/NgLlsaYCFM
— Great Orme Mines (@greatormemines) June 15, 2020
Vertically integrated.
Hear from Greg Ashe, head of our Oz #zinc assets about how we mine, process, smelt, export & market our products. pic.twitter.com/e92zE7JvA0
— Glencore (@Glencore) December 21, 2016
#Copper Bulls Ride on Increased Orders and Mine Disruptions… https://t.co/Ry1DWZCcH2
— chrisjparrish (@chrisjparrish) June 16, 2020
An interesting dive into copper and base metals stocks #copper #Mining #Canada https://t.co/4BhQXCJRPu
— Blue Thunder Mining (@BTMining) June 8, 2020
In case you missed it: All-Star 121 Mining @Investinmining precious metals panel featuring Adrian Day, @LawrenceLepard, Dan Oliver @Myrmikan and Chris Mancini of @InvestGabelli. The panel was moderated by @JamieDigbee @TheDigbee#gold #silver #mininghttps://t.co/lDbg87F88j
— TSX Venture Watch (@tsxventurewatch) June 14, 2020
Our analyst, @SNazalya at the @Investinmining APAC online event – watch as she gives an overview of the above-ground risks facing E&P investors across the region https://t.co/TArFDUD0j0 #mining #investing #exploration #OOTT
— Verisk Maplecroft (@MaplecroftRisk) June 10, 2020
What would happen to metals and mining if the world, ex-China, enters a slump with a slow, anaemic recovery taking five years to return to 2019 levels? #minedovermatterhttps://t.co/BhTByQW1wb
— Julian Kettle (@JulianKettle) June 14, 2020
Fitch + @CRUGROUP: Lower iron ore production in Brazil, resulting from rising coronavirus infections, should only marginally affect the cash flow of @valeglobal and other global mining companies due to higher prices https://t.co/JYXmfw91TA #ironore #coronavirus #metals #mining pic.twitter.com/y8cV4uUFhu
— Fitch Ratings (@FitchRatings) June 16, 2020
Gold X Mining Corp. (TSX-V: $GLDX, OTCQX: $SSPXF): Developing One of the Largest #Gold Deposits in the Americas; Interview with Richard Munson, President@GoldXMining #mining #investments #Guyana #PreciousMetals https://t.co/nPbmijlNGc
— Metals News (@metalsnews) June 10, 2020
Battery-grade nickel supply will suffer as major nickel discoveries slump https://t.co/wFpsdUWjMg pic.twitter.com/Hi59GzgmEz
— S&P Global Market Intelligence (@SPGMarketIntel) June 15, 2020
From @SPGMarketIntel: @commerzbank walks costs tightrope to complete overhaul amid #COVID19: https://t.co/rCsBW10phB pic.twitter.com/dwGpY2f3I7
— S&P Global (@SPGlobal) June 15, 2020
Resilience is the new #oilandgas industry mantra. But how is resilience measured – and which Majors lead on these metrics? https://t.co/6yL0OsvEpn
— Wood Mackenzie (@WoodMackenzie) June 12, 2020
Canada’s @FIRSTTeam1305, selected in the Vale COVID-19 Challenge, submitted a proposal for a UV sterilizing box, the UV Cube, whose technology is open source and thus more accessible. A total of 50 kits will be donated to clinics in Canada. Learn more: https://t.co/KkegwaF0cX pic.twitter.com/pxBpZvYgbB
— Vale Global (@valeglobal) May 29, 2020
🇺🇸Treasury Federal Deficit
The federal government's budget deficit has risen to unprecedented levels, thanks to the coronavirus pandemic 👉 https://t.co/HFUodJCf3z
h/t @SoberLook #markets #USdebt #coronavirus#debt #federaldebt #governmentdebt #nationaldebt #debtcrisis #deficit pic.twitter.com/hHkwRbd2gI
— ISABELNET (@ISABELNET_SA) June 11, 2020
The trailing 12-month P/E ratio for $SPX of 21.1 is above the 5-year average (20.0) and above the 10-year average (17.7). https://t.co/eQTjXfg2dc pic.twitter.com/N9S3J7jpHJ
— FactSet (@FactSet) June 15, 2020
https://twitter.com/SPGlobal/status/1272566570989105152
With few expecting a quick rebound for the U.S. economy, the Federal Reserve is set to discuss new ways to hammer home to markets that it is committed to keeping interest rates low for the foreseeable future. https://t.co/JsEeyKTE0C pic.twitter.com/tqTIMf0vGo
— Market Intelligence: Financials (@SPGMIFinancials) June 9, 2020
Canadian homebuilders’ stress heightened by weak consumer sentiment and high unemployment. Read more here: #Canada #homebuildinghttps://t.co/5sSAWwuASe pic.twitter.com/sZgm8QLB4H
— Moody's Investors Service (@MoodysInvSvc) June 1, 2020
Local governments more reliant on #coronavirus-disrupted industries like #transportation, #manufacturing, #energy, #retail, and #tourism will face the most significant economic fallout and slowest recovery #muniland #COVID19 https://t.co/uQbkKH2BXn pic.twitter.com/ZV3PE4tNO0
— Moody's US Public Finance (@MoodysUSPubFin) June 12, 2020
Can you guess what type of ship most frequently sailed through #Arctic waters last year? You can find out and learn much more in @PAMESecretariat's latest Arctic #shipping report: https://t.co/SKOV5JHjjn pic.twitter.com/kAQMAMH4Nh
— Arctic Council (@ArcticCouncil) June 10, 2020
'Worst ever' Arctic oil spill has Russia struggling to clean up pic.twitter.com/iSjcDIMMzS
— teleSUR English (@telesurenglish) June 12, 2020
https://twitter.com/SimonOKing/status/1271369116436369408
Last month's temperature (at 925 hPa) was the warmest May on record within the #Arctic Circle…
*Note: map shows temperature anomalies, while the line graph shows the actual temperature pic.twitter.com/OV5h388Tme
— Zack Labe (@ZLabe) June 11, 2020
US opens consulate in Nuuk, #Greenland. https://t.co/I227WGz0IR
— Polar Law Watch (@UWLaw_Polar) June 11, 2020
Latest GRL paper by Notz et al. examines future #Arctic sea ice using latest generation of global climate models. In most simulations, Arctic Ocean becomes practically ice free (sea‐ice area <1M km2) in September for the first time before the year 2050.https://t.co/OfQLOjVXUK
— Arctic Frontiers (@arcticfrontiers) April 23, 2020
The #Canadian #CoastGuard starts its #Arctic season in about two weeks, and it’s still not sure where #COVID19 #tests for #sailors will come from.https://t.co/Qxfht2hLRX
— RCI-EyeOnTheArctic (@eyeonthearctic) June 11, 2020
Read in @TheHillOpinion: Director Mike Sfraga and Global Fellow Lawson Brigham identify nine recommendations for national and economic security in the #Arctichttps://t.co/W2Jz9r3vAe
— Polar Institute (@PolarInstitute) June 12, 2020
Next steps announced by @AusAntarctic for proposed Antarctic aerodrome near Davis Station in Vestfold Hills. Plan to call for Expressions of Interest later this year to build 2700m paved runway, subject to environmental approvals; allowing access all year https://t.co/r2SiRFCylV pic.twitter.com/YxzOV08f2W
— The Antarctic Report (@AntarcticReport) May 21, 2020
Drone footage shows 64,000 green turtles waiting to come ashore and lay their eggs near the Great Barrier Reef 🐢 pic.twitter.com/StffWUhQ4m
— NowThis (@nowthisnews) June 11, 2020
Wheat is central to the Egyptian diet.
Watch to find out how @FAO and @EBRD are supporting Egypt's wheat sector and ensuring the food system keeps flowing 👉 https://t.co/Fvu3x5S89w pic.twitter.com/3OmfQ18k1r
— FAO (@FAO) June 11, 2020
RT @FAO: Just 3 crops – wheat, maize and rice – make up near half the 🌎 average daily calorie intake.
Find out how thousands of forgotten or underutilized crops can secure our #FutureofFood 👉 https://t.co/AZ1krA3Kka #Biodiversity2020
— FAO Climate Change (@FAOclimate) March 16, 2020
AMAZING IDEA!! When you exercise on Bike, wheat gets grounded into flour in this machine attachment 👌👏 pic.twitter.com/ommprkYDMs
— Rosy (@rose_k01) June 11, 2020
Australia's 2020-21 #wheat output to soar 75.9% on year to 26.7 mil mt on favorable weather: ABARES | #agriculture #grains
* New South Wales wheat planting area reaches eight-year high
* Western #Australia wheat output jumps 48.3% on yearFull story: https://t.co/qzvrn5L3nK pic.twitter.com/0kPRiUJr2R
— Platts Agriculture (@PlattsAg) June 10, 2020
The #coronavirus pandemic is weighing on global #agriculture and the risk to supplies, trade and processing chains has never been greater.
Our latest infographic ➡️ https://t.co/P5Q2TPhcCe#COVID19 #wheat #rice #soybean #palmoil #corn #soymeal pic.twitter.com/KEhaPhR8Jv
— Platts Agriculture (@PlattsAg) May 15, 2020
As #freightrates rise ahead of #IMO2020, feed buyers and flour millers in Southeast Asia are weighing wheat competitiveness between the major origins. #PlattsInfographic: https://t.co/Xp1V4F84Tf pic.twitter.com/5ZGmYRgpzJ
— Platts Shipping (@plattsshipping) October 21, 2019
Heavy rainfall around New Orleans flooded roads and partially submerged vehicles after a major storm blew through the region. https://t.co/uVbYPxnrkC pic.twitter.com/GlEjbJRUsk
— World News Tonight (@ABCWorldNews) June 11, 2020
🛫 Asia jet fuel outlook brightens as more regional airlines join the fray in #COVID19 recovery ➡️ https://t.co/nymC89tIjY pic.twitter.com/WApLBo3cmH
— Platts Oil (@PlattsOil) June 12, 2020
Shell, other US Gulf producers plan to resume operations as #Cristobal passes | #crudeoil #natgas
* Producers shut 635,781 b/d of crude, 878 MMcf/d of gas
* Nearly 30% of US Gulf platforms and rigs were evacuatedFull story; https://t.co/NuGmcQYdLP pic.twitter.com/Zrxi5EMPrx
— Platts Oil (@PlattsOil) June 8, 2020
Since oil’s nose dive in April, US President Trump has turned oil diplomacy and executive orders to try to support US producers. While he claimed success on the first approach, the second could draw legal challenges, writes @meghangordon | https://t.co/O8SoIKlBxd#OOTT pic.twitter.com/0zmoQtPB3I
— Platts Oil (@PlattsOil) June 10, 2020
Rare trade: Asia's saturated market pushes Australia #LNG cargo to Mexico | #ONGT | @ericyep and @srijankanoi report ➡️ https://t.co/a1exn0BGFn pic.twitter.com/Z2ZWsOtlkK
— Platts Gas (@PlattsGas) June 11, 2020
Forced oil production shutdowns and the extension of the OPEC+ cuts will balance COVID-19-hit global crude and condensate demand and create a monthly deficit starting from June and continuing until at least the end of 2021, Rystad Energy said. https://t.co/BOv305NBvp #oilandgas
— Oil & Gas Journal (@OGJOnline) June 8, 2020
WTI Crude prices may be set for a 90-percent jump to $70 a barrel by the fall as U.S. oil producers may have “over-cut” production, Dan Eberhart, chief executive of Canary Drilling Services, told Markets Insider this week.https://t.co/n6oFhKyk3z
— OilPrice.com (@OilandEnergy) June 5, 2020
Energy prices are coming back…but where do they need to be to sustain US #oil producers? The data says $70/barrel. #energy #txlege #Texas https://t.co/DkOAyCNO8m
— ryansitton (@RyanSitton) June 5, 2020
Global E&P investments expect to fall around -30% this year.
Shale/tight oil down -52%, oil sands down -44%.https://t.co/MbL3LYwZUE#OOTT #oilandgas #oil #WTI #CrudeOil #fintwit #OPEC pic.twitter.com/MQwpzkBiSH— Art Berman (@aeberman12) June 11, 2020
EIA’s U.S. Energy Mapping System provides the locations of several components of #energy infrastructure, such as #powerplants, #petroleum refineries, #naturalgas processing plants, #coalmines, and more. https://t.co/hvInS1O0CR pic.twitter.com/RehJeWIV2V
— EIA (@EIAgov) June 9, 2020
Watch LIVE as US Energy Secretary @SecBrouillette joins @IEABirol to discuss energy security in an insecure world https://t.co/baEsuwxBol
— IEA (@IEA) June 10, 2020
OPEC and allies to agree one-month extension to output cuts – OPEC delegate https://t.co/dyvo5vbsWv pic.twitter.com/mm1qXHzq7s
— Reuters (@Reuters) June 6, 2020
A gas well “blowout” at an existing well of Oil India Limited (OIL) in Assam’s Tinsukia district on May 27 had left natural gas leaping out to a height of above 20 feet.#BaghjanGasLeak #AssamOILfirehttps://t.co/Od4dM24oN4 pic.twitter.com/0vyGq1BMCU
— EastMojo (@EastMojo) June 10, 2020
Stocks suffered their worst drop in nearly 3 months as the S&P 500 stock index fell 5.9% — just days after it had recouped its losses for the year https://t.co/ujDkhH4NW9
— The New York Times (@nytimes) June 12, 2020
57 years ago today President Kennedy addressed the nation on racism and civil rights and literally his address could apply to this moment.#BeBetter #EnoughIsEnough pic.twitter.com/RgxWq2sdLx
— Todd O 🅱️🅾️ 🏠 🥀 (@Maltomash) June 12, 2020
57 years ago today, John F. Kennedy made one of his most important and enduring orations, an appeal to all Americans to accept civil rights as "a moral issue … as old as the scriptures and as clear as the Constitution." https://t.co/GPrX85RjGq
— ABC News (@ABC) June 11, 2020
China is infiltrating Australia on multiple fronts, from politics to business, via United Front https://t.co/McYO86oiDO v
— John F. Kennedy Jr. (@John_F_Kennnedy) June 12, 2020
An Australian man's death sentence by a Chinese court for drug smuggling shouldn't necessarily be seen as retaliation over tensions between the two nations, according to Trade and Tourism Minister Simon Birmingham. #BangkokPost #World #death https://t.co/SmG3T3yrWx
— Bangkok Post (@BangkokPostNews) June 14, 2020
An Australian national has been sentenced to death in China after a court convicted him on charges of drug smuggling https://t.co/rirnCz35IA
— CNN Philippines (@cnnphilippines) June 13, 2020
#OPINION | As India and Australia have recently faced tensions in their bilateral ties with China, they reassert the importance of the existing normative frameworks, with a particular emphasis on the UNCLOS, writes Shankari Sundararaman.https://t.co/7MqGMqIo8Z
— The New Indian Express (@NewIndianXpress) June 15, 2020
China cries foul as India-Australia sign defence deals, sees it as attempt to 'confront' China https://t.co/y6JlLI2gCI
— OpIndia.com (@OpIndia_com) June 9, 2020
Universities hit back at China's 'unjustified' warning to students that Australia is unsafe https://t.co/TAu0iGzUXD
— Guardian news (@guardiannews) June 10, 2020
Australia won't be intimidated in row with China: PM Morrison https://t.co/vWNXTzUWQ9
— Reuters China (@ReutersChina) June 11, 2020
An audit of Australia’s involvement in multilateral institutions has urged Scott Morrison to strengthen engagement with the UN and other international bodies to counter China’s efforts to dominate the global agenda. https://t.co/fH5HITne5b
— The Australian (@australian) June 8, 2020
NATO’s chief has called on the military alliance to forge closer links with Australia, saying Beijing is a threat to open societies.https://t.co/jUigvlFgSr
— The Australian (@australian) June 11, 2020
Australia’s political parties must present a united front in the face of China’s new-found aggression, says Joe Hockey. #auspolhttps://t.co/eS5hNmc5zz
— The Australian (@australian) June 11, 2020
The federal government needs to accept Hong Kong residents as refugees who face persecution. Those who struggle for their freedom should know they have a steadfast ally in Australia. Listen to my interview with @mclaren2gb on @2GB873 this morning. #auspol https://t.co/SX9q2Z282F
— Senator Raff Ciccone (@SenRaffCiccone) June 12, 2020
We know Communist China is our adversary, violates human rights, & wants to be the sole global power.
Real accountability will come when every democracy stands up to Communist China. I spoke with the @smh about the New Cold War ⬇️ https://t.co/0MCzHhuNBH
— Rick Scott (@SenRickScott) June 9, 2020
Australia Vol.26 (University of Queensland)
#UQ Prof. John Fraser is leading a worldwide clinical study to determine best treatments for ICU patients with #COVID19 using #AI https://t.co/EpoUMD8mV1#UQResearch @UQMedicine pic.twitter.com/b3mujH5fBI
— UQ News (@UQ_News) May 17, 2020
Queensland researchers are leading a worldwide clinical study using AI to examine COVID19 patient data from 300 intensive care units to provide insight for health professionals to determine the best treatments for the disease.https://t.co/eizhKxgzMk#UQResearch @UQMedicine pic.twitter.com/L05Pnl7dZu
— UQ News (@UQ_News) May 13, 2020
More lives could be saved in intensive care units around the world if new antibiotic guidelines designed by @CRE_REDUCE are adopted.https://t.co/bGOzhsJaIb#UQResearch@UQMedicine @jasonroberts_pk pic.twitter.com/VGKVT9CoVv
— UQ News (@UQ_News) May 11, 2020
'The US military has officially published three UFO videos. Why doesn’t anybody seem to care?'#UQ's Adam Dodd writes for @ConversationEDU
Read more: https://t.co/LQEfk5C23p pic.twitter.com/4Hsp9uYCN7
— UQ News (@UQ_News) May 11, 2020
A mathematical framework could help safely ease social distancing. More interesting #UQResearch from @UQscience @UQ_SMP @ynazarathy #SafeBlueshttps://t.co/EvnngaMGef pic.twitter.com/Ir04tli484
— UQ News (@UQ_News) May 10, 2020
Thank you Newcrest for supporting the COVID-19 vaccine researchers.
Newcrest has provided A$1 million funding contribution to help accelerate UQ’s COVID-19 vaccine research.#clapCOVID19researchers and Newcrest. 👏🏼 👏🏼 👏🏼 https://t.co/v5D1xtN2Eg pic.twitter.com/Sj6T9hsCG0
— UQ News (@UQ_News) May 8, 2020
'Coronavirus hasn’t killed globalisation – it proves why we need it'#UQ's Sunil Venaik writes for @ConversationEDU
Read more: https://t.co/SwP59CPYyK pic.twitter.com/Tll8xiT4xE
— UQ News (@UQ_News) May 7, 2020
'Using lots of plastic packaging during the coronavirus crisis? You’re not alone'#UQ's @Alison_Joubert and Claudia Gonzalez-Arcos featured on @ConversationEDU
Read more: https://t.co/aV7dRyycui pic.twitter.com/ee4oSbZo21
— UQ News (@UQ_News) May 2, 2020
Congrats to Vaxxas – a spinout company developing needle-free vaccine delivery technology based on #UQ research – announcing two partnerships that could revolutionise the manufacture and delivery of vaccines. #UQResearch @UniQuestUQ
Read more – https://t.co/6Iqjv4MGte pic.twitter.com/pdbLjhq1RW
— UQ News (@UQ_News) June 1, 2020
'Native green plums from Arnhem Land found to have significant health benefits, commercial appeal'@YSultanbawa @arc_gov_au@ANFABau
Read more on @abcnews https://t.co/CVRC2o69Ww pic.twitter.com/VpM2TC4XR9
— UQ News (@UQ_News) June 1, 2020
Sheep poo could hold the key to developing the next generatation of antiparasitic treatments that could protect Australian livestock and save the industry millions of dollars a year. @ProfRobCapon
Read more: https://t.co/7GchNfcfM6#UQResearch @IMBatUQ pic.twitter.com/Ni6NsACEsL
— UQ News (@UQ_News) May 29, 2020
Now the next phase of #COVID19 restrictions are lifting, it's time to plan our return to ‘normal’ life.
From school to workplace, @ianhfrazer AC and @K_RenfreeShort answer your top 10 qs about smooth transitions and preventing a 2nd wave of infections.https://t.co/ZyvO0M6cQf pic.twitter.com/aRZFymIEcn
— UQ News (@UQ_News) May 29, 2020
While we wait for a #COVID19 vaccine or cure, our means of controlling its spread depends on behavioural changes and hence upon psychology, says #UQ's @jetten_j in a new book (free online), co-written with @alexanderhaslam and other international experts.https://t.co/WetODLYuUP pic.twitter.com/IKPUEDJwzR
— UQ News (@UQ_News) May 28, 2020
The world's deep oceans are warming at a slower rate than the surfact, but it's not good news for deep-sea creatures long term.
Read about an international study led by @UQscience researchers @isaaksonbm and Prof Anthony Richardson.https://t.co/UxyWs0jC1C#UQResearch @UQ_sees pic.twitter.com/AFBbGe0qFV
— UQ News (@UQ_News) May 28, 2020
Better pineapples, eco-friendly pesticides & next generation batteries are some of the #UQResearch projects that have secured a total of $12.8 million in @arc_gov_au Linkage grants – the largest investment for any Australian university.
Find out more – https://t.co/jNSprFamJm pic.twitter.com/CLMqzrH3kn
— UQ News (@UQ_News) May 27, 2020
Opening up about Queensland’s use of solitary confinement. @UQLaw #UQ's Prof Tamara Walsh discusses on The Wire. #UQResearchhttps://t.co/EicLwhp9fW
(image © 2017 Daniel Soekov for Human Rights Watch) pic.twitter.com/JN9poQZ8aA
— UQ News (@UQ_News) May 26, 2020
Why do people cry? Find out with #UQ's @socialneuro on @abcdarwin. Listen from 1:18:00https://t.co/ZwV75RCAbW pic.twitter.com/TCWOOsqQSf
— UQ News (@UQ_News) May 26, 2020
Before epidemiologists began modelling disease, it was the job of astrologers. #UQ's @michpfeffer on @ConversationEDU @HASSUQhttps://t.co/fbFRxzVced pic.twitter.com/80QizV0wdX
— UQ News (@UQ_News) May 25, 2020
Great #UQResearch featured in The Guardian. @UQscience@UQ_seeshttps://t.co/jj6Aop59O3 pic.twitter.com/VRjo0O9qW9
— UQ News (@UQ_News) May 25, 2020
#UQ’s Tesla battery saving big energy bucks.https://t.co/LSvq3fm9LI pic.twitter.com/qHuVlF8yW2
— UQ News (@UQ_News) May 24, 2020
Hunting threatens one of the world’s most amazing wildlife migrations. @UQScience, @UQ_SEEShttps://t.co/WCxaIs7tCE pic.twitter.com/3qUJDTdcbQ
— UQ News (@UQ_News) May 24, 2020
#UQ researchers have helped to develop a quick and easy way to mass-produce face shields for health workers battling COVID-19 in the world’s poorest countries.#UQResearch https://t.co/VtGsh8tK54 pic.twitter.com/u8Il4703Mf
— UQ News (@UQ_News) May 24, 2020
An international consortium of researchers is exploring #COVID19’s psychological effects in 18 countries, and how compassion can help reduce pandemic-related stress.
Be part of the study: https://t.co/fPbAdgmHRa#Covid19 #COVID19Aus @UQHealth @UQPsych #stress #compassion pic.twitter.com/GRJcp7vXQu
— UQ News (@UQ_News) May 23, 2020
'Be worried when fossil fuel lobbyists support current environmental laws'#UQ's Associate Professor, Chris McGrath featured on @ConversationEDU@UQscience #UQResearch pic.twitter.com/IrZ7vis9xM
— UQ News (@UQ_News) May 22, 2020
As waiting lists for social housing properties continue to grow, a #UQ researcher is helping design social housing that better meets the needs of older residents.#UQResearchhttps://t.co/jz4Y7qdYuR pic.twitter.com/jPiMisveQ0
— UQ News (@UQ_News) May 22, 2020
What meteors and meteorites can tell us about how the Earth was made and the origin of life.#UQ's Professor @tamarastro reports for @ABCscience https://t.co/xKfhMyO6ej pic.twitter.com/06qLb613lk
— UQ News (@UQ_News) May 18, 2020
Belt and Road's financiers fall short on biodiversity. #UQResearch from @UQscience @UQ_sees @UQ_CBCS @DivyaNarain1 @martine_maron.https://t.co/wWoYhW0xEX pic.twitter.com/FTxKMjcxEA
— UQ News (@UQ_News) May 17, 2020
'Why can’t we use antibody tests for diagnosing COVID-19 yet?'#UQ's @LarisaLabzin writes for @ConversationEDU
Read more: https://t.co/lF5sBoQchx@IMBatUQ #UQResearch pic.twitter.com/td57UM4Rq1
— UQ News (@UQ_News) May 15, 2020
With most people spending more time at home these days, young horticulturalist and #UQ graduate James Feez says now is the perfect time to prepare kitchen gardens.
He says, a lot more goes into growing successful edible plants than people think.https://t.co/QskwK6aGKr pic.twitter.com/NNL4aZ9bdG
— UQ News (@UQ_News) May 10, 2020
'No, Aussie bats won’t give you COVID-19. We rely on them more than you think'#UQ's @HumeField featured on @ConversationEDU
Read more: https://t.co/wRHUPjUIdc pic.twitter.com/eqROshVQxc
— UQ News (@UQ_News) May 10, 2020
Researchers at @UQMedicine have investigated how the body’s growth hormone assists with liver regeneration in a study using mice.https://t.co/O3i0h6Plxc@UQMedicine pic.twitter.com/Ra2ePRokPs
— UQ News (@UQ_News) May 10, 2020
'Medieval Europe’s waves of plague also required an economic action plan'#UQ's Kriston R. Rennie writes for @ConversationEDU
Read more: https://t.co/rCsl63gsNP pic.twitter.com/WOkCLDtgy9
— UQ News (@UQ_News) May 10, 2020
#UQ is proud to be involved in such an important program that will deliver 10,000 free meals per week cooked by @fareshare_aus to international students in need. UQ students needing support, contact https://t.co/Ti1haiL7sC
@StudyBrisbane @FoodbankQLDhttps://t.co/JvwYXG2i2h— UQ News (@UQ_News) May 9, 2020
New #UQResearch from @UQscience @manammichelle @UQ_sees @cyclonewatson finds logging of native forests increases the risk and severity of fire. It also likely had a profound effect on the recent Australian bushfires. https://t.co/YeVEc3lS81 pic.twitter.com/avdRmEajxa
— UQ News (@UQ_News) May 9, 2020
Education tech start-up company Vygo, whose platform has just been selected by the QLD government to give advice and support to international students, has got a growth spurt thanks to the #COVID19 crisis.@UQventures start up featured on @australian https://t.co/VpOOcudNJD pic.twitter.com/46prJsdpAX
— UQ News (@UQ_News) May 8, 2020
Logging of native forests increases the risk and severity of fire, according to #UQResearch from @UQscience @manammichelle @UQ_sees and @cyclonewatson. It also likely had a profound effect on the recent Australian bushfires. https://t.co/YeVEc3DsZz pic.twitter.com/vRckdwtrRu
— UQ News (@UQ_News) May 6, 2020
'New findings show Australian sheep face dangerous heat stress on export ships'#UQ's Clive Phillips writes for @ConversationEDU
Read more: https://t.co/CWWZeEOgKl pic.twitter.com/Mxhtwsqbgv
— UQ News (@UQ_News) May 5, 2020
A study of deforestation in Colombia by#UQ researchers has revealed some valuable insights which could be used to help slow deforestation in areas around the globe. #UQResearch @Pablo_Negret @martine_maron @UQ_sees @UQscience
READ MORE: https://t.co/IHZG1tdf6I pic.twitter.com/lYj7278uvz
— UQ News (@UQ_News) May 3, 2020
Conservation goals may be stymied by a lack of land for biodiversity offsetting, according to a #UQ study. #UQResearchhttps://t.co/BzqW0zZ3yp@UQscience @UQ_sees @LauraSonter @martine_maron pic.twitter.com/OV79N8uPfR
— UQ News (@UQ_News) May 2, 2020
Here's cheers! 🍻@UQscience researchers have teamed up with a popular local craft brewer to produce a beer with a very unusual Brisbane ingredient.
Story via @couriermailhttps://t.co/ft4BofZ7Yz pic.twitter.com/wZsBbnnuZf
— UQ News (@UQ_News) May 1, 2020
Qld foes take the state into election battle. @UQ's @KGelber in @canberratimes.https://t.co/MetYaFiTaA pic.twitter.com/EyNjkCdUmg
— UQ News (@UQ_News) May 24, 2020
A big thank you to 10 year old Darcy and 8 year old Jai Lonsdale, who raised $561 for #UQ's vaccine research team with an auction of their colourful work of art, “Corona Chaos”. What amazing, generous kids. #UQResearch@ProfPaulYoung @DWatterson_ @ChappellDr @Trent_munro pic.twitter.com/aWlj9NCfZD
— UQ News (@UQ_News) May 31, 2020
Listening to the sounds of the Universe. A blog on "Music of Spheres", an exhibition at @UQArtMuseum.https://t.co/RfV7Rim73L
Artists featured: Dylan Martorell, Lindy Lee, David Stephenson (left to right). Installation view, "Music of Spheres". Photo: Carl Warner pic.twitter.com/PuPg9rgfob
— UQ News (@UQ_News) May 19, 2020
In times of adversity, art provides comfort and distraction. But what happens when adversity keeps us from enjoying art? Museum of Brisbane Director and #UQ graduate Renai Grace is determined to ensure Brisbane continues to experience art and culture.https://t.co/EV4zi1AX1X pic.twitter.com/U9P20zVUbC
— UQ News (@UQ_News) May 17, 2020
Scientists recently confirmed the Great Barrier Reef suffered another serious bleaching event last summer – the third in five years. Dramatic intervention to save the natural wonder is clearly needed.#UQ's @petemumby on @ConversationEDU https://t.co/tNzXNNZ7De@aims_gov_au pic.twitter.com/YeP4dSGbwB
— UQ News (@UQ_News) April 24, 2020
https://twitter.com/UQ_News/status/1252396883965652999
A team of researchers has tested more than 10,000 compounds to identify six drug candidates that may help treat COVID-19. #UQ's Luke Guddat was on the team. Find out more:https://t.co/RYrso3TDLJ@UQscience @UQ_SCMB pic.twitter.com/4y54xov2OB
— UQ News (@UQ_News) April 9, 2020
Our #UQ #COVID19 research team are entering an important phase of testing with their vaccine research and partnering with Dutch company Viroclinics Xplore on the crucial pre-clinical studies. https://t.co/tnwdsm0vaZ #COVID19@ProfPaulYoung @trent_munro @DWatterson_ @ChappellDr pic.twitter.com/EGDBFpwxja
— UQ News (@UQ_News) April 9, 2020
Freeways have failed to solve traffic congestion, but transport planners globally are hesitant to remove or rethink them, according to #UQ research.
Read more: https://t.co/P7iYqyB4WI@UQscience @UQ_sees @manammichelle pic.twitter.com/AG62tUFdu7
— UQ News (@UQ_News) April 7, 2020
Grab your eraser and pencil…
The world’s animal distribution map will need to be redrawn and textbooks updated, after researchers discovered the existence of ‘Australian’ species on Christmas Island.
Read more – https://t.co/S2s68fCWn4 pic.twitter.com/hQxG9tMR4f
— UQ News (@UQ_News) March 23, 2020
Dr Nikki Stamp and #UQ’s Professor Peter Greste join Patricia Karvelas on @RadioNational to discuss press freedom, fact checking and the case of Kylie Moore-Gilbert.
Listen here: https://t.co/YJPt7HK9Gi @UQ_News @UQCom_Arts @PeterGreste pic.twitter.com/btbaChVgqS
— HumanitiesUQ (@HASSUQ) June 1, 2020
Neurogenesis – the creation of new neurons – was thought to be a process that only occurred during the development of the embryo. But then researchers made a discovery that forever changed the landscape of neuroscience. #QBI #Neuroscience
Discover more: https://t.co/BeQooLGzPg pic.twitter.com/h8xfFrARuO
— Queensland Brain Institute, UQ (@QldBrainInst) May 20, 2020
Logging of native forests increases the risk and severity of fire and likely had a profound effect on the recent, catastrophic Australian bushfires, according to new @UQ_News @UQscience research.https://t.co/F2hI6KtrYQ pic.twitter.com/v8PbLeg45H
— UniQuest (@UniQuestUQ) May 7, 2020
Queensland researchers are working on a one hour test for sepsis, an often deadly consequence of severe infections. The genome study, involving hundreds of sick children, may lead to life-saving treatments being delivered in time | @bg_savage pic.twitter.com/MbHjpR9Cg1
— 10 News First Queensland (@10NewsFirstQLD) May 21, 2020
On #GoodShoutFriday, we spoke to @CSIRO's Dr Rob Grenfell about Australia's role in the development of a #vaccine for #COVID19, focussing on CSIRO and The University of Queensland. @UQscience @UQ_SCMB @UQ_News https://t.co/PcfplgbXP9 #GoodShoutStories
— Good Shout (@GoodShoutAU) May 24, 2020
We all know how the #COVID19 #pandemic has changed our day-to-day lives, but how has it shaped our #future?
Dr @GabbyWalters9 breaks down what a post-pandemic world of #tourism looks like as part of the Group of Eight (Go8) Roadmap to #Recovery report. https://t.co/ieOfbQdd8l
— UQ Business School (@UQ_Business) June 2, 2020
The sky was the limit for #UQMBA alumnus Joe Bryant and his dream of working in the #aerospace #industry. He took an even bigger leap, with help from his #MBA, when he opened his own aerospace manufacturing #company… and hasn't looked back since. https://t.co/rHT3db1eOI
— UQ Business School (@UQ_Business) May 31, 2020
While working from home may come with some good perks, it also has its downfalls. We chatted to A/Prof Remi Ayoko and Dr @Gemma_Irving on how to survive the change in scenery without compromising on productivity now so many of us are working at home. https://t.co/4lWbgI0Hr1
— UQ Business School (@UQ_Business) May 26, 2020
#UQMBA alumna Jamie Ford's #journey is nothing short of remarkable.
From scientist to Executive Director of @Practera, read about Jamie's incredible story and how her #MBA helped her achieve her goals @businessinsider. https://t.co/zQOd5O5emp
— UQ Business School (@UQ_Business) May 15, 2020
#UQ #Commerce alumna Tara O'Kane's delivery service, Shopping Angels, gives volunteers a way to give back to the #elderly and those with health conditions stuck at #home during #isolation. https://t.co/Ku0diqtVGF
— UQ Business School (@UQ_Business) May 10, 2020
#Gamechanging ideas, #innovations and #technologies are unleashed through game-changers. Cameron Turner discusses the importance of empowering young people to become the next generation of #entrepreneurs during his inspiring @TEDxUQ Talk. https://t.co/Ed9pzdACDb pic.twitter.com/yVL26pkiS7
— UQ Business School (@UQ_Business) May 8, 2020
#Entrepreneurship and #Innovation expert Professor @DodgsonMark explores how an entrepreneurial approach, in addition to a scientific one, can help bring an end to the current #crisis. https://t.co/5v3ObTDUNJ
— UQ Business School (@UQ_Business) May 7, 2020
Do you have any plans to travel domestically once the lockdown restrictions are lifted?
Associate Professor @GabbyWalters9 speaks to The Australian about domestic travellers intentions to explore our own beautiful country. https://t.co/zcEMdfHIB2
— UQ Business School (@UQ_Business) April 26, 2020
There are many examples of #corporate scandals that have damaged public trust. Why do #business leaders appear powerless to prevent them? Dr Michael Collins breaks down the complex nature of unethical behaviour in the latest edition of Momentum. https://t.co/GhqC9J1TEF
— UQ Business School (@UQ_Business) April 4, 2020
When Sara Balanuik started selling weight-loss products for a multi-level marketing business, she felt like she was kicking goals. But when things began to stagnate, she was left embarrassed. Dr Anna Jenkins talks to @abclifeau about being open to failure. https://t.co/GQdW24V1Ql
— UQ Business School (@UQ_Business) March 26, 2020
Scientists with fieldwork experience in remote areas – such as #UQ geologist Dr Derya Gürer – share stories of social isolation, staying positive and eking out supplies in this great piece in @nature. Read them now: https://t.co/xOxyqNjSXM @UQ_News @UQ_sees pic.twitter.com/ICQWoQvJWs
— UQ Science (@UQscience) May 19, 2020
Every year millions become infected with mosquito-borne diseases, including Zika virus. #UQ, @QIMRBerghofer & @qldhealthnews researchers found Zika virus uses viral noncoding RNA to suppress mosquito antiviral response and enable viral transmission. More: https://t.co/pLxymF4eqc pic.twitter.com/DNkMgV3ylY
— UQ Science (@UQscience) May 6, 2020
#UQ experts will help train overseas farm workers and veterinarians to become animal disease detectives in a bid to stop the next deadly pandemic. Read more about the project on @abcnews: https://t.co/8W55a4yxmM @UQ_News pic.twitter.com/Mw5BPjZxq6
— UQ Science (@UQscience) April 28, 2020
Big data can help scientists’ chart not only the degradation of the environment but can help achieve sustainability, according to a new commentary paper featuring #UQ and @unimelb scientists. Read more: https://t.co/Co44UkfAQj @cyclonewatson @UQ_sees @UQ_News pic.twitter.com/cwzzmXEvEt
— UQ Science (@UQscience) April 26, 2020
Any sustainable planning nerds out there? #UQ's own Dr Dorina Pojani has released a new book – 'Planning for sustainable urban transport in Southeast Asia: Policy transfer, diffusion, and mobility'. Check it out here: https://t.co/tu6hetF3iK @UQ_SEES @UQ_News pic.twitter.com/VJpbQgWXep
— UQ Science (@UQscience) April 23, 2020
Staff and student's from #UQ's School of Chemistry and Molecular Biosciences were tasked with transforming their science into artwork for the #SciArt competition.🦠 Made some #SciArt of your own? Post a pic and use the hashtag #SciArt to share! @UQ_News @UQ_SCMB pic.twitter.com/9SqtRHwEV7
— UQ Science (@UQscience) April 15, 2020
Analysis of 85 animals reveals which are best at holding their alcohol https://t.co/h9KSRjfoKq pic.twitter.com/GnOXqijwWy
— New Scientist (@newscientist) April 29, 2020
Let's focus on improving housing 'health hardware' in remote communities to prevent infections, writes #UQ Dr Nina Hall, Dr Andrew Redmond, Prof Paul Memmott & Samuel Barnes https://t.co/izWSlrkias@meinmuk @SamBarnes24 #NationalReconciliationWeek pic.twitter.com/IdOsYjJGTl
— UQ Medicine (@UQMedicine) June 2, 2020
https://twitter.com/UQMedicine/status/1263295274446807042
Let’s use #COVID19 as an opportunity to work with remote Indigenous communities to improve healthy food price equity for future resilience, says #UQ Dr Megan Ferguson https://t.co/sgAzqw5KJx#FoodInsecurity @MonashNutrition pic.twitter.com/LpVyjmoV12
— UQ Medicine (@UQMedicine) May 17, 2020
#UQ scientists Prof Jason Roberts and Dr Hafiz Abdul Aziz's new antibiotic guidelines will help patients beat deadly infections and prevent the spread of superbugs https://t.co/2KkqpDD6I1#UQResearch @jasonroberts_pk @hfzaziz2 #COVID19 #antibiotic https://t.co/pgZHBJ7kh7
— UQ Medicine (@UQMedicine) May 13, 2020
Queensland has become a world leader in scientific #research, particularly biosciences, over the past 20 years, #UQ Prof Ian Frazer tells @couriermail https://t.co/BkdXlPzgKx#UQResearch #Australia #science @ianhfrazer pic.twitter.com/i2R6OWyhHV
— UQ Medicine (@UQMedicine) May 11, 2020
#UQ is leading the race for a #COVID19 vaccine, Prof. Ian Frazer tells @Science_Academy https://t.co/mBseaBYbeK#UQResearch @ianhfrazer @SkyNewsAust pic.twitter.com/KG53ofTHsN
— UQ Medicine (@UQMedicine) May 6, 2020
Are we ready for the telehealth revolution? Listen to the interview with Prof Anthony Smith and @RadioNational here: https://t.co/lyi2GWxONU@UQMedicine @UQ_News @UQ_CHSR
— UQ COH (@UQ_COH) April 8, 2020
Check out our quick guides on starting telehealth and making your telehealth experience much better.
Visit: https://t.co/7CbvvBgdHI @UQ_COH @UQ_CHSR @PCHSS_AIHI @UQ_CHSR @UQMedicine @UQ_News @DrLiamCaffery @AdamMothershaw pic.twitter.com/plrLXX9xwu— UQ COH (@UQ_COH) April 7, 2020
So proud of my friend and colleague @CSnoswell for this article in @ConversationEDU about what you need to know about the new telehealth option https://t.co/nVoExDsrTf
— Dr Cheneal Puljevic (@ChenealPuljevic) March 12, 2020
Australia Vol.23 (corporations)
@QBE
@IAGAust
@SuncorpGroup
@Macquarie
@ramsayhealth
@REA_Group
@ScentreGroup
@Wesfarmers
@RioTinto
@bhp
@FortescueNews
@NewcrestMining
@woolworths
@Coles
@brambleslimited
@9NewsAUS
@SBS
@Telstra
@BAESystemsAus
@Qantas
@VirginAustralia
@QueenslandRail
@FerriesInfo
@Transurban
@Transperth
@ripcurl
@Goodman_Group
@canva
@CSL
@Energex
@iiNet
@Kogan
@myer
@MYOB
@rodemics
@NAB
@CommBank
@ANZ_AU
@Westpac
@StGeorgeBank
@BOQ
@ASX
@VisyIndustries
@cbhgroup
@MeritonGroup
@hcfaustralia
@hutchies1912
@Ausgrid
@StVHealthAust
@GHDspeaks
@sjog_healthcare
Major Players in the #Medical And #Diagnostic #Laboratory #Services #Market are Quest Diagnostics Inc; Sonic Healthcare Limited; Eurofins; OPKO Health Inc; Medical And Diagnostic Laboratory Services
Read More @ https://t.co/sW2HFtWArj pic.twitter.com/tuzRbyQCBL
— Sreeramakrishna TBRC (@sreeramtbrc) May 20, 2020
Hancock Prospecting Executive Chairman Gina Rinehart says she would like to see Australia “welcome US investment” to improve the “sustainability, safety, productivity and competitiveness" of businesses. #TheAlliance Presented by Hancock Prospectinghttps://t.co/vBGYa5nTQb
— Sky News Australia (@SkyNewsAust) April 23, 2020
ONE YEAR AGO TODAY 😍 Who remembers that winning feeling?!
You could win a netball fan holiday like no other to see the 2019 SSN Grand Final thanks to HCF Health Insurance Australia ! ENTER NOW: https://t.co/TZu3MxS3Ci
#grandfinal #flashback #togetherwestrike #westrikeagain pic.twitter.com/V60LAHEOuz
— Sunshine Coast Lightning (@sc_lightning) August 26, 2019
Defence contractor @linfoxlogistics provided support to #YourADF through the delivery of essential equipment & capabilities during #OpBushfireAssist. Linfox staff have completed short notice tasks, including the loading of Personal Protective Equipment for the #AusArmy. pic.twitter.com/bqp8qxh2Ns
— Department of Defence (@DeptDefence) January 28, 2020
The upgraded @AvalonAirportAU goes International with start of @airasia flights. #AvalonAdvantages @linfoxlogistics https://t.co/7lcFokICZU
— Economy Traveller (@EconomyTravlr) December 19, 2018
#Australia DoD reveals @AusAirForce to field four modified @GulfstreamAero G550 aircraft, to be designated the MC-55A Peregrine. Story to come… https://t.co/uM6zgTCV40
— Gareth Jennings (@GarethJennings3) March 19, 2019
Australian construction-heavy conglomerate BGC is exploring options for the sale of its national contract mining business BGC Contracting. Could it end up in foreign hands? ($) https://t.co/fW9zqEhU7f #contracting #mining #Australia pic.twitter.com/28EXuncPEj
— Mining Magazine (@MiningMagazine) April 16, 2019
“On becoming aware of the issue the Cotton On Group has launched an investigation into the supplier.”
Australian clothing retailer @CottonOn is investigating a #Chinese supplier after British supermarket chain @Tesco suspended ties with the same supplier. https://t.co/YukKUZ6oVo
— The Epoch Times – China Insider (@EpochTimesChina) December 24, 2019
Chinese 'prison labour' Christmas card maker also supplies Australia's Cotton On Group https://t.co/lkDzEU66rT
— ABC News (@abcnews) December 23, 2019
“He’s very honest and he’s not overly big and this looked the right set up for him.”@shanenicholsrac on Streets Of Avalon, who was a tenacious winner of the PFD Food Services Futurity S. and with it secured a spot in the $5 million All-Star Mile.
— Thoroughbred Daily News AusNZ (@TDNAusNZ) February 22, 2020
The Melbourne Rebels are delighted to announce the three-year extension of PFD Food Services as a major partner of the Club and the principal supporter of the Rebels coaching staff until 2021!
Read more here | https://t.co/zR20HPjpEl pic.twitter.com/8GgjkpNQqG
— Melbourne Rebels (@MelbourneRebels) May 16, 2019
In Her Time @zpurton wins Group 1 The PFD Food Services Galaxy for @BenSmithRacing1 pic.twitter.com/HYw3KEXKqQ
— Australian Turf Club (@atc_races) March 24, 2018
The latest results are now available for the @Colliers International Australia Industrial Investor and Occupier Sentiment Survey. Want to know what owners and occupiers are thinking about the industrial property market? Head to https://t.co/PCi0jxLwhN and download the report. pic.twitter.com/FE0ZvYeCRS
— John Carney (@John_Carney2060) April 23, 2020
Australia Vol.22 (corporations)
@aglenergy
@alintaenergy
@AMP_AU
@ANCACNCMachines
@ancamotion
@ansarada
@appliancesAU
@Atlassian
@Aurizon_
@austal
@auspost
@austethical
@AWBAustralia
@bakersdelight
@billabong1973
@BiosisAU
@BlueScopeAus
@book_world
@BoralAustralia
@cbreAustralia
@CHEP_au
@CIMICGroup
@Computershare
@ConnectEast
@CottonOn
@CrownResorts
@Crumpler
@DeBortoliWines
@downergroup
@EldersLimited
@Employsure
@EnergyAustralia
@FortescueNews
@funnelback
@GMHBA
@Haighs1915
@HarveyNormanAU
@Internode
@JetstarAirways
@JLLAustralia
@LendleaseGroup
@LowesAustralia
@MABcorporation
@MatonGuitars
@mcgrathestate
@melbourneit
@Mirvac
@natstorage
@NufarmAustralia
@oportoaustralia
@Optus
@OricaLimited
@originenergy
@OrocobreLimited
@SevenNetwork
@SlaterGordon
@SydneyWaterNews
@Tabcorp
@TechnologyOne
@Toll_Group
@TorusGames
@TPG_Telecom
@VicinityCentres
@Woods_Bagot
Australia Vol.21 (corporations)
Decided to check out the KN95 face masks sold at @Bunnings
True KN95 masks are certified to Chinese Std GB2626 which has a requirement that the straps are able to withstand 10N of force
Either I just got really strong or someone did zero due diligence in the purchasing dept pic.twitter.com/xYWjzX7TYy
— Kate Cole (@kate_cole_) May 23, 2020
Prepare for spiced-up @supercars racing at the #AusGP 🔥 The Beaurepaires Melbourne 400 moves to a 4x100km format in 2020, with drivers required to use both soft & hard tyres in each race #VASC pic.twitter.com/DB2luIUrmS
— F1 Australian Grand Prix (@ausgrandprix) March 9, 2020
A chase, a tackle, strong marks, great kicks and a goal 🤩👏 the Round 6 Play of the Day has it all, proudly presented by Bulla Dairy Foods. #HerStoryOurFuture #WeAreGeelong pic.twitter.com/i4OcX2XtgO
— Geelong Cats Womens (@catswomens) March 10, 2019
Supermarkets recruited tens of thousands of workers at the height of coronavirus panic buying but are scaling back as demand returns to normal https://t.co/TKPReBgFzB
— The Age (@theage) May 25, 2020
Scoop: Bulla Dairy Foods to adopt new country of origin labelling on its dairy products and ice cream. https://t.co/mTPp3yaYy1
— Barnaby Joyce (@Barnaby_Joyce) June 8, 2017
Fonterra Australia boss Rene Dedoncker on what to expect from its opening milk price, Bulla Dairy Foods opens and the Fonterra Australia Suppliers' Council chair on how it will ensure farmers are paid a fair price. #ausdairyhttps://t.co/ldXsK31IFR
— Marian Macdonald (@milkmaidmarian) May 24, 2020
MILK PRICE: Australian Consolidated Milk is the second processor to revise its opening price after Bulla Dairy Foods lifted its price by 20 cents a kilogram of milk solids this month https://t.co/qvxsAr32Jv @Simone_Smith04 #ausdairy #agchatoz
— The Weekly Times (@theweeklytimes) June 25, 2018
The long-established business is best known for its cream and ice cream, but as of last week, Bulla Dairy Foods will also collect milk from dairy farmers https://t.co/7k5rDUvjNR @Simone_Smith04 #ausdairy #agchatoz
— The Weekly Times (@theweeklytimes) April 25, 2018
A former refugee who came to Australia without a word of English is now worth $300 million after shares in his software company Altium soared to a record high on the back of a bumper half year result. https://t.co/jTYERjeZVs
— AMES Australia (@AMES_Australia) February 21, 2019
Find out why rethinking waste management could generate Australia $328m worth of recyclable material each year. https://t.co/ESkzU600BC pic.twitter.com/JZMg5Cpawp
— Amcor (@amcorpackaging) September 26, 2019
Innovation and understanding current recycling capabilities will both contribute toward Australia’s 2025 National Packaging Targets by @APCovenant Learn more about how businesses can achieve these here: https://t.co/PAR5UK6mG0 pic.twitter.com/znaFtga3QH
— Amcor (@amcorpackaging) August 30, 2019
In Queensland, Australia, the @4ChangeQLD scheme is increasing recycling rates such that @gotoSAGE is also increasing production of reverse vending machines. More here: https://t.co/OPAckNJ5Ye pic.twitter.com/Ex1zSWWe3F
— Amcor (@amcorpackaging) July 4, 2019
ANCA working with CSIRO to develop hybrid additive manufacturing platform ANCA, a Melbourne-based manufacturer of CNC grinding machines, has developed a hybrid 3D printing system for manufacturing custom-designed machining tools. Prior to taking its ne… https://t.co/2LD09B2LyB pic.twitter.com/x18hnqW3hT
— The Maker's Movement (@MAKERS_MOVEMENT) March 9, 2020
Have you tried the new #SunshineCoast Strawberries Tim Tams yet?
The @ArnottsBikkies are not just delicious (taste tested right here at Council!) but they are also helping save the local strawberry industry and wage a #waronwaste!
FULL STORY: https://t.co/2v0j3tagTJ pic.twitter.com/bveovxVokN
— Sunshine Coast Council (@CouncilSCC) February 7, 2020
#Australian #Agricultural #Company (AAC) is trading 1.8 per cent as it reported a $15.2 million operating profit in FY20. The beef producer’s exceptional performance was in part attributed by a 20 per cent increase in Wagyu beef sales. pic.twitter.com/koA10Oz0bg
— KOSEC- Kodari Securities (@KOSECKodari) May 20, 2020
Vale Tim Fischer, who has died today at the age of 73. We were fortunate to have Tim visit the ANU in 2005 to launch the publication In the Service of the Company: Letters of Sir Edward Parry, Commissioner to the Australian Agricultural Company, and the accompanying exhibition. pic.twitter.com/MUfpUkd9eG
— The ANU Archives (@TheANUArchives) August 22, 2019
Big beef business Australian Agricultural Company (AACo) has recruited Asian online retail specialist Jessica Rudd – daughter of former Prime Minister Kevin Rudd – to its board. via @BurrenAndrew https://t.co/LhWmSglHl4 @FarmOnline pic.twitter.com/gSf00tbVXl
— Annabelle Cleeland (@flockandfleece) November 15, 2017
Australian Agricultural Company reports 7% rise in the value of its rural property portfolio.https://t.co/6mym3kLFYC
— Financial Review (@FinancialReview) May 10, 2017
Australian Pharmaceutical Industries has abandoned its merger plans with rival drug distributor Sigma Healthcare, selling a stake in the latter that was worth about $82.4 million. @LucasBairdAus reports. https://t.co/GVTD8B6HoS
— Financial Review (@FinancialReview) December 16, 2019
WATCH Mid #ASX session report. Australian Pharmaceutical Industries $API up 6% on buying Clearskincare Clinics for $127.4m. APN Outdoor $APO enters trading halt pending a further ann' about proposed $1.1b takeover. Serko $SKO starts trading. #Ausbiz https://t.co/sq7h5WJEAz
— Jessica Amir (@JessicaDAmir) June 25, 2018
Congratulations to our Royal Navy shipmates and the broader UK team for the progress being made on HMS Glasgow. Our nine Australian Hunter Class Frigates will be based on the UK T26 design and built by ASC Shipbuilding in Osborne, South Australia. pic.twitter.com/1OIeJaT6BH
— Royal Australian Navy (@Australian_Navy) April 18, 2019
https://t.co/JPHr4WomoQ – #Australia #Builders #Shipyards #Vessels
— Navy Recognition (@NavyRecognition) May 26, 2020
"We're really excited to see the enthusiasm and engagement as we work towards the prototyping phase and the placement of those first contracts," said MD, ASC Shipbuilding Craig Lockhart after our recent supplier webinar.#supplychain #innovation #shipbuilding #defence pic.twitter.com/pbYrQOBr0L
— BAE Systems Australia (@BAESystemsAus) May 25, 2020
Boots that are perfect for every situation 🥾@blundstoneau
“They look good in every situation. Use it in while on the road, and in the office. Never fail.” – @maique https://t.co/2ZPJK8VqDo pic.twitter.com/SW8Bas4YAv
— YourStack (@yourstacks) March 2, 2020
The Australian Trucking Association (ATA) reports pallet provider Chep Australia is open to hear customer rent concern on stock that can’t be moved due to the coronavirus (Covid-19) crisis.https://t.co/rrQFtEiROt pic.twitter.com/cNmyBW1BTQ
— ATN Magazine (@atnmag) April 16, 2020
CSL and Cochlear, Australia's two leading medical technology companies, call for greater stability to R&D tax policy.#austax #ausbiz #governmentreformhttps://t.co/w6lpuVG627
— Swanson Reed (@swansonreedAU) February 24, 2020
Oak House / Kennedy Nolan https://t.co/dwOIKCNu7w
— ArchDaily (@ArchDaily) August 19, 2019
Australia's biggest crane will operate in Northbridge for the next two years to help build Perth's latest big project – the new Perth museum. Multiplex needs the 101-metre long, German-engineered crane to complete work on the half a billion dollar project. pic.twitter.com/eacL68SOzJ
— Nine News Perth (@9NewsPerth) January 22, 2018
Australian employment was stable in early March, prior to the shutdown of non-essential services. But Roy Morgan research suggests we will see a big change this month, with the #unemployment rate doubling from early to late March. @cfbirch @roymorganonline #ausecon pic.twitter.com/GP10o8Urs5
— ANZ_Research (@ANZ_Research) April 16, 2020
We're delighted to announce, BMT designed passenger ferry, MV Alfred has won Ship of the Year by @Cruise_Ferry
Alfred, built at @Strategic_Marin shipyard in Vietnam, for @PentlandFerries is the greenest ferry of its kind, using 60% less fuel than similar vessels in the area. pic.twitter.com/8IQ0MISW64— BMT in Specialised Ship Design (@BMTVesselDesign) March 18, 2020
Do you remember when #Target was built in your town? @CaitlynGribbin does, as more @Targetaus Country stores prepare to close or become Kmart. https://t.co/hQNUsrSSIz
— Sarah Tomlinson (@sarah_tomlinson) May 24, 2020
The $1.376 billion Line-wide works package for the Sydney Metro City & Southwest project has been awarded to the joint venture between CIMIC Group companies CPB Contractors and UGL Limited:https://t.co/zOdKhUFNTT
— PlantMiner (@PlantMinerAU) November 27, 2018
All of Australia and New Zealand's major cinema chain forced to close due to Coronavirus: Event Cinemas, Cine Hoyts and Village Cinemas Australia " among a list of non-essential services being shut down, including pubs, clubs and churches." https://t.co/oG1KEn7HEG
— Cinema-will-be-back Guru (@patrickvons) March 24, 2020
Village Roadshow Australia Begins Sale Talks as Coronavirus Weighs on Business https://t.co/R110n68Rcd
— Variety (@Variety) May 18, 2020
Another Morris J-type serving as a promotional tool for a big business. Back to Australia, where this time we find premium kitchen and laundry appliances company, Winning Appliances, using their highly desirable Morris van to get noticed.https://t.co/RaQBMwyCHl#morrisjtype pic.twitter.com/HqL1IjHdCn
— Morris-Commercial (@MorrisComm) November 3, 2019
124 Hart Road Larnook | Situated up the valley between two ridge lines is this 40.47 hectare (approx 100 a … https://t.co/ezRn3mkZBl pic.twitter.com/JWBt9tlKhO
— LJ_Hooker (@LJHooker_houses) May 28, 2020
MSY set to be acquired by mining company for $17.5m: Lanka Graphite to climb out of a hole by buying no-frills reseller.
https://t.co/hT22R0QHy7 pic.twitter.com/M40wn3DCm3— CRN (@CRN_au) July 7, 2019
Australia's third-ranked commercial television broadcaster Network Ten is shutting down its news and entertainment website 10 Daily. https://t.co/mmB3btStwV
— The Australian (@australian) May 18, 2020
It’s time to seriously re-assess your supply chain fella’s !? #FLBPvVicforests @Bunnings @Wesfarmers @officeworks @brambleslimitedhttps://t.co/fURUldofFD
— CeoPossums 🌳 (@LeroyLeadbeater) May 27, 2020
One of the key takeaways of tonight:
Trust is inherent to the success of #CivicTech solutions. 🔑
Fascinating discussions tonight around digital IDs, voting, Smart Cities, DV, healthcare & more.
Thanks to @Oneflare for hosting! pic.twitter.com/jlsLqkiYqH
— CoderAcademy_au (@CoderAcademy_au) October 16, 2019
An exciting day for all involved @UrbanYouHQ @Oneflare #EVPfam https://t.co/d6KRRAZyCZ
— EVP (@EVP_VC) July 2, 2018
Home time!! Successful east coast roadshow completed for Orbital $OEC. Massive amount of interest from Investors, Brokers and Funds in both Melbourne and Sydney. Thank you everyone for taking the time to have a listen to the Orbital Corporation story REBIRTHED! 🏆🛫#JProadshow pic.twitter.com/pTCAsdI7WR
— Jason Skinner (@JPSkinner90) February 7, 2020
#Graphite and #graphene player Talga Resources has appointed Orbital Corporation MD Terry Stinson as new chairman: https://t.co/9ZlfJj5X6j
— Talga_Resources (@Talga_Ltd) February 9, 2017
Melbourne media entrepreneur Craig Hutchison tells staff at SEN radio network and Crocmedia to “please not be alarmed by this” after parent company Pacific Star Network voluntarily suspends trading in shares Friday. #AFL #NRL #media #sport @JohnStensholt https://t.co/CllTwuQL5g
— Business Review (@aus_business) March 20, 2020
It was during this week in 1998 that Patrick Corporation locked-out its unionised workforce at Melbourne's Webb Dock, resulting in the infamous Waterfront Dispute. The bitter dispute between Patrick and the Maritime Union of Australia caused months of picket lines and rallies. pic.twitter.com/RLpSqt9bmE
— The ANU Archives (@TheANUArchives) January 29, 2019
Steak & chips and a glass of Barossa Shiraz really hits the spot. This is a super drop from @plwines via @TheWineSociety. H&V (Hill & Valley) 2015 Shiraz. Blue fruits. Stylish, classy. Lovely! #wine #winelover #winelovers pic.twitter.com/RRtSjoQ9Ys
— James Hubbard (@JamesHubbard113) February 8, 2019
Fillet steak, frites and onion rings. Some of the nicest things you could eat and this rich plummy, red berried mocha mouth bomb is more than worthy. A timely reminder why Aussie wines will always rule. Always @plwines @waitrosewine @AustWineTasting pic.twitter.com/vC0ijSrE8D
— TheWineRebel (@TheWineRebel) November 2, 2018
They’re among Australia’s best-loved takeaways — but soon, Oporto, Red Rooster and Chicken Treat will all be in foreign hands. https://t.co/L78ed2Bz81
— news.com.au (@newscomauHQ) July 15, 2019
Can we do #Industry40 & grow a #mittelstand of global SMEs in #Australia? RODE Microphones shows how @rodemics https://t.co/JJc9TOMd2H https://t.co/ljk6DBiMDO
— Roy Green (@DeanRoyGreen) October 27, 2016
Must be my day @slpng_giants_oz. I have been honoured with a "confidential" reply from Australian Health & Nutrition Association Limited, trading as Sanitarium Health & Wellbeing Company. It seems emailing the CEO using the website at https://t.co/SJVJDK26iJ is cutting through. pic.twitter.com/ZrbRlxRbwT
— 💧🌱Aushiker (@Aushiker) August 27, 2019
Santos and ConocoPhillips adjust deal https://t.co/aboRkgEOE4
— Junior Mining News (@JrMiningNews) May 28, 2020
Searle x Waldron Architecture, Edwards Moore and Bush Projects have been announced as the winners of a competition to redevelop the Point Grey foreshore precinct in Lorne on Victoria’s Surf Coast: https://t.co/ypwhAioQ65 @SXWArchitecture @edwardsmoore pic.twitter.com/xvqhFz3xlb
— Landscape Australia (@landscapeau) May 14, 2018
It’s @UNESCO World Day for Audiovisual Heritage. With the Snowy Hydro Scheme turning 70 this month, our Film Preservation team collaborated with @SnowyHydro to digitise 36 historic films for their Discovery Centre in Cooma: https://t.co/HmL0rPVw5F #wdavh Still: NAA A5688, 1512128 pic.twitter.com/NAtKM8reCs
— National Archives of Australia (@naagovau) October 26, 2019
ARENA gave $1.25 million to Stanwell Corporation for renewable hydrogen https://t.co/H5nW20ZxoT #Companies https://t.co/eQQT8822Zi #ARENA #gave #$1.25 #million #to #Stanwell #Corporation #for #renewable #hydrogen # 823
— POST Online Media (@poandpo) March 11, 2020
Star Entertainment Group to fast-track development of fourth hotel tower at The Star Gold Coast – Inside Asian Gaming
Australia’s Star Entertainment Group has revealed it will fast track development of a fourth tower of The Star Gold … | https://t.co/1BluOxJnb3 pic.twitter.com/vjpuH4yPJd
— Rocketnews (@Rocketnews1) April 29, 2019
Mask on! I love my STING MITTS ! Sometging a woman with STING MITTS #femaleboxingcoach # femaleathletes #usaBoxing @stingsports pic.twitter.com/3gMxCMMrwx
— Coach NLT (@BoxfitN) May 28, 2020
Gold Coast developer Soheil Abedian, who has witnessed four major economic downturns during his four decades at Sunland Group, said it was critical for State Government and the council to throw support behind the multi-billion dollar construction industry. https://t.co/wTZYfOvCVt
— Soheil Abedian (@soheilabedian) May 18, 2020
Summer is coming and @TarocashAU have a new face to their campaign… @tyson_pedro_ #ComingSoon #Tarocash #TysonPedro pic.twitter.com/cJTkhrFTLe
— Ginnen Group (@GinnenGroup) October 14, 2019
The ACCC will appeal the Australian Competition Tribunal approval of the Tabcorp-Tatts Group merger. https://t.co/5dDaSQ4AVQ
— Financial Review (@FinancialReview) July 10, 2017
OTD 1994: Anzac-class frigate HMNZS Te Kaha (F77) was laid down by Tenix Defence Systems pic.twitter.com/5Gh7b9aB55
— Heart of Oak ⚓️ (@HMWarships) September 18, 2017
This Amadio 2017 Chardonnay from South Australia came in my recent sample case from Wine Selectors as part of their new customised wine plans. Read More >> https://t.co/OEgUeILhGM #wineselectors #winelover #southaustralia
— Travelling Corkscrew (@TravelCorkscrew) May 11, 2019
Woodside Petroleum confirmed to Energy News it is seeking to boost the quality of its Vincent crude production offshore Western Australia to gain a higher price for oil, and take advantage of new requirements around sulphur content in shipping oil. 🔒https://t.co/sb56ssJjvw
— EnergyNewsBulletin (@EnergyNewsAu) May 28, 2020
The main reason for this drop in the #SharePrice has been due to recent uncertainly around the #OilPrice that was caused by a production war between #Russia and the #Saudis. In addition, due to #COVID19, the demand for #oil (…) Click here to read more: https://t.co/cAzXFvusZq
— Australian Stock Report (@aus_stockreport) May 22, 2020
Our Visit to Toolstation on Colonial Way, then Screwfix and Sigma Pharmaceuticals Plc located on Imperial Way, Watford. To get a facemask #Coronavirus #Covid-19 UK https://t.co/3bXEn8HmBI pic.twitter.com/vp84MRjCQG
— Watford Hertfordshire 💙 News Videos (@WatfordLondon) February 25, 2020
https://twitter.com/Webjet_AU/status/1058187552920760320
Australia Vol.20 (corporations)
The first of our lab-bred #GiantKelp have been outplanted on @huonaquaculture infrastructure. Another move forward in our @IMASUTAS research on #RestorativeAquaculture and kelp cultivation in #Tasmania pic.twitter.com/RZE6Oug5QP
— Cayne Layton (@CayneLayton) November 20, 2019
#Skippy visited Canberra on 4 September 1969, and she was welcomed by more than 20,000 people at Monaro Mall.
One of Australia's most famous TV shows celebrates 50 years today (5 February 1968)
Read more: https://t.co/egRse4qoHB
Courtesy Southern Cross Austereo pic.twitter.com/tg08WSsni8— NFSA -National Film and Sound Archive of Australia (@NFSAonline) February 5, 2018
#Microsoft #Cloud App #Security fits like a glove for #Ansell ! #Australia #CASB George Michalitsianos @otherf_ https://t.co/keLXxtAziD #MSFTAdvocate
— Aydin Aslaner (@AydinMSFT) March 20, 2020
Australia's Starpharma, Ansell to supply anti-Zika condoms for Olympics https://t.co/aejCL0ws9x pic.twitter.com/dY8eyZ3R6f
— Reuters Health (@Reuters_Health) May 16, 2016
TSA's focus in our collab is #STEM engagement. We're aligned!
Great to have one of their young pilots with us all weekend too: awesome burning packs with Cameron!@keirinjoyce @Aerosonde @jackzk10 @jgarth22 pic.twitter.com/OE1ttE3f5E— #AusArmy #DroneRacing Team (@AUADRT) November 12, 2019
Australia's aviation manufacturing #industry is alive and thriving in @TXTSystems and @Aerosonde. @AustralianArmy, @Defence_CASG and @UNSWCanberra #UAS Team's visited them today – amazing group of innovators! pic.twitter.com/RUSSdEqj7I
— Keirin Joyce (@keirinjoyce) February 28, 2018
It took 14 years of study for the researchers from Japanese and Australian companies namely Suntory and Florigene respectively, to create the world’s first blue rose. pic.twitter.com/zHx5h2A2d2
— Teresa Treehouse (@TerryTreehouse) July 31, 2019
RT @Aerosonde UAV Vision integrates a CM100 Gyro-Stabilized Gimbal on to the Aerosonde Mk4.7J http://t.co/bB9Ssg5SRd pic.twitter.com/hUirzly3rG
— R2 Drones (@R2Drones) April 4, 2015
#Alinta #gas deal underpins new WA project by #AWE, @originenergy. https://t.co/N2nDVCMlNk. #ausbiz $ORG $AWE https://t.co/e8L5edeYve
— Financial Review (@FinancialReview) January 4, 2016
Find out how #Allphones is saving millions of dollars every year using #BiometricAuthentication in POS terminals for more than 3000 employees from 500 #workplaces: https://t.co/hVPOMb0KYj#m2sys #WorkforceManagemengt #BiometricPOS pic.twitter.com/vyMZg3uvCc
— M2SYS Technology (@m2sys) March 12, 2020
The @AWUnion filed an Application to deal with a dispute against Alcoa World Alumina Australia (business of Alcoa of Australia Limited) in the Fair Work Commission. According to their 2018 report, ASX-listed Alumina Limited has 40% ownership in Alcoa of Australia. $AWC #ASX300 pic.twitter.com/tl0HivwzX5
— Diligence Research (@DiligenceESG) August 9, 2019
Your Domain | Chris Kohler wears Saba jacket, Marcs trousers, MJ Bale shirt and pocket square and Aquila shoes and Shelly Craft is in Country Road jacket, skirt and earrings! #YourDomain #9Style pic.twitter.com/a0MrIJGFZe
— Channel 9 Style (@Channel9Style) September 29, 2019
Thank you @aristocratslots for having me. Let’s do Australia next! https://t.co/ADBMIkDG0L
— Robert J. O'Neill (@mchooyah) April 7, 2018
Just over a month after the Arrium acquisition, here is a reminder of how the GFG journey in Australia began https://t.co/GyN12zQVji pic.twitter.com/k30ZumB1Gq
— GFG Alliance (@GFGAlliance) October 9, 2017
Arrium buyer says key to making Whyalla steel plant viable is to turn it “green” with renewables and pumped hydro https://t.co/VEyV4Vi2Co
— RenewEconomy (@renew_economy) July 5, 2017
OTD (12 Aug 94) Australian Defence Industries won the $l billion contract to build six minehunters for the RAN at Newcastle, NSW. The Huon class minehunters have served the nation well in the years since, including service as patrol boats. Four remain in service today. pic.twitter.com/OLv0zys09I
— TF72Aust (@TaskForce72Aust) August 12, 2019
Company once known as Australia Gas Light says #energy transition will skip ‘baseload gas’ https://t.co/u3TBMpqXbZ #auspol
— RenewEconomy (@renew_economy) May 2, 2017
Aerial view of AGL (Australian Gas Light Company), Mortlake, 1933. The area has been developed into Breakfast Point .. #sydney #ryde #breakfast #breakfastpoint #concord #mortlake #burwood #concordwest pic.twitter.com/E6Lo0Fipru
— Australian History (@OzHistory) April 26, 2018
Factoid Extra:@neilmbriscoe @TopOfTheTower @t2stu @DarraghMcKenna @Roadster_Life @StvCr The Herald was assembled in Australia btwn 1959-66 by AMI – Australian Motor Industries, a firm that assembled brands like AMC & Mercedes but is best known for their Toyota association. pic.twitter.com/qJABC4m7Ee
— The Car Factoids 🚗 (@andrewryan100) May 17, 2020
Valentia LBO of Eircom in 2001 and Babcock & Brown LBO of Eircom in 2006 are perfect examples of damage private equity can do when they pursue short-termist strategies focused on cash extraction rather than longer-term investment that network firms such as Eircom require https://t.co/Wm3aewwNPG
— Donal Palcic (@DonalPalcic) July 18, 2019
Your votes have been counted and @PerthHeat outfielder Garrett Whitley has come out on top to claim the @ilikebinglee Play of the Week for round nine! #OurGame pic.twitter.com/dtCJp1HvFI
— Australian Baseball League (@ABL) January 24, 2018
Boag’s Brewery welcomes ‘iconic’ sign back to Launceston https://t.co/1L8oN3SzGw
— The Examiner (@ExaminerOnline) March 16, 2018
Australia’s Boost Juice Bars bets big on growing health awareness in India https://t.co/nm0A5jQmcJ @meenaambwani pic.twitter.com/RQ6LVewAMG
— Tinu Cherian @USTGlobal (@TinuTheCherian) July 16, 2016
There are three options when dining at Brown Brothers. @ Brown Brothers Milawa Vineyard http://t.co/POiSMwHhs1 pic.twitter.com/kLqejyClg9
— experiencethl (@experiencethl) August 26, 2015
Our Digital Scholarship recently completed digitising our holdings of Burns Philp staff record cards. This involved 3.5 months of work, scanning and creating metadata for over 30,000 cards relating to 18,269 employees of Burns Philp from 1885-1975. pic.twitter.com/2f6YFw63fJ
— The ANU Archives (@TheANUArchives) January 9, 2020
Happy Fiji Day to all our Fijian friends! Did you know that we hold a large variety of records relating to Fiji? These include the research papers of many academics, business records of companies that operated in Fiji such as CSR and Burns Philp, and trade union records. #Fiji pic.twitter.com/GysT2jhgFJ
— The ANU Archives (@TheANUArchives) October 9, 2019
As Brisbane slowly recovered from the Great Depression, commercial business thrived in the #StonesCorner area. Stones Corner Plaza was built in 1938 by Burns, Philp & Co. as one of #JCPenney’s department stores // Photo by Thomas Ryan Photography#BrisbaneArtDeco #ArtDeco pic.twitter.com/yBrLPjdOoJ
— Brisbane Art Deco (@BrisbaneArtDeco) April 1, 2019
In 1883 Burns Philp and Company Limited was formed by amalgamating the various businesses in Sydney and Queensland carried on in the names of James Burns and of Robert Philp and Company. pic.twitter.com/hmuXkLRslM
— FijiMuseum (@FijiMuseum) October 31, 2018
Online infant milk formula move for Camperdown Dairy International https://t.co/ecP16axmYH pic.twitter.com/Z1oIrIf2PQ
— The Weekly Times (@theweeklytimes) January 5, 2016
What the heck? The Melbourne-based fund, Cbus has invested $128million across 23 coal companies, despite publicly embracing climate action and pledging to reduce fossil-fuel exposure. The excuse is like saying giving up all DV is simplistic. https://t.co/C7UALACbhC
— IsabelM (@mumdaze) February 10, 2020
He was worth $130 million when he was running Chemeq, which blew itself up a decade ago after he left. Now Graham Melrose is back — this time eying a $US1 billion pay-off for his new #biotech Recce Pharma. $RCE #ASX #ausbiz https://t.co/oZJoXTAcFt
— Stockhead (@StockheadAU) June 4, 2018
Here is a message from our Chief Executive, Howard Collins.
We have taken your feedback on board this week and appreciate your continued respect and consideration for our front line staff. pic.twitter.com/U2ncJkIVxi
— Trains Info (@TrainsInfo) January 11, 2018
Trend of Output Neural Prosthetics Market in Global Industry 2018: LivaNova (UK), Cochlear (Australia) https://t.co/MKpvrv4YT2
— Red Newswire (@rednewswire_in) April 27, 2018
See our open letter in @FinancialReview w/ @bluescopeaus @The_AiGroup @PIACenergy @totenviro CSR Limited, Nat. Irrigators Council 5/5 #auspol https://t.co/GR5V9xPih6
— Australia Institute (@TheAusInstitute) June 24, 2019
You'll love these chewy chunks of strawberry goodness. If you like Australian strawberry licorice candy, be sure to try this all-natural version from Darrell Lea, Australia's leading licorice maker. Your tastebuds will thank you. Visit https://t.co/UJ1rcnjmdP try some today! pic.twitter.com/X1m8WBDKtb
— Licorice Lover (@licoricelover) August 6, 2018
David Jones/Australia is looking festive thks to Global Display https://t.co/VsafWheTzW @retailfocus @RtlDesignExpo pic.twitter.com/E8pXYkLK9J
— Global-Display (@Global_Display) December 7, 2015
Flat wage growth, rising essentials costs and tightening credit conditions are leading us here… https://t.co/NY2YvOkQEP
— Debt Mediators (@DebtMediatorsAU) October 12, 2017
Delta Electricity’s chief executive, Greg Everett, declines to comment as bid for taxpayer money to prop up ageing coal power station is rejected.
Using a climate fund to burn more fossil fuel. Inconceivable; except in #ScottyfromMarketing's #Australia. https://t.co/x0szIzR8X1
— 💧Brendan Carton (@BrendanCarton) March 23, 2020
Strength of these comments is interesting. Eg: head of Trevor St Baker's Delta Electricity – coal power company with close govt ties – dismisses idea HELE coal could deliver govt promise to cut power prices + says Qld is last place you would build one. ($) https://t.co/AWn2QfVGyY
— Adam Morton (@adamlmorton) June 12, 2019
“documents showed the environment minister, Melissa Price, requested a review of how the climate policy could be used to upgrade coal-fired power stations after being contacted by a consultant working on behalf of Delta Electricity.” https://t.co/YGpSANm52h
— 💧Ray Wilton 💧💦 (@raywilton4) May 2, 2019
Coal ash is not "inert" no matter how many time Delta Electricity says that. Residents' concerns about the impacts of this toxic waste are not "mischievous" but legitimate. The @NSW_EPA and Minister @gabrielleupton must remediate Vales Point and prosecute.https://t.co/7TKal1ZRl8 pic.twitter.com/gIGYiKt7iC
— James Whelan (@jameswhel) January 3, 2019
Liddell coal-fired power station could be bought by Delta Electricity https://t.co/Ji8q9I1jKh
— Lenore Taylor (@lenoretaylor) September 6, 2017
🔥 MUST READ @DickSmith's letter to US Ambassador on the "outrageous" #US claim to "#universal #jurisdiction over every person on earth".
And, the #email circulated by #Australian Govt to all MPs #sabotaging the rising support 4 #Assange non extradition‼https://t.co/wcjgXNPwjF— Dr Lilliana Corredor (@Dr_LCorredor) October 14, 2019
Dymocks Booksellers opens its 17th Victorian store, returning to Highpoint Shopping Centre, after at least a decade's absence (not mentioned in the article) – Inside #Retail >> https://t.co/10TPLy9nbv #news #Australia pic.twitter.com/NZi8KIPpXw
— Rattling Tram Local & Retail Marketing (@rattling_tram) November 22, 2018
Eagle Boys, Australia's third largest pizza chain, has gone into voluntary administration https://t.co/H6aHpMhUBm pic.twitter.com/oiQRRfZCFV
— PerthNow (@perthnow) July 19, 2016
Don’t miss your chance to chat all things business with Tom Potter, founder of Eagle Boys, in our Business in Brisbane Facebook group on Monday morning! Join the group now: https://t.co/KsbBCxevG8 pic.twitter.com/LtsQOK5ruK
— Brisbane City (@brisbanecityqld) April 25, 2020
Bring a Boardroom: Elfin Sports Cars Australia for Sale | Bring a Trailer #Used-cars, Carshttps://t.co/kuNpVSZNTk… pic.twitter.com/Sbm72HXlav
— UsedCars4sa (@UsedCars4sa) December 30, 2015
DarMagazine Issue 12 is now available, featuring an article by US COO Paul Wood on a new project with @EnviroMission https://t.co/2HaaItdi7t pic.twitter.com/0PvyMj6PXb
— Currie & Brown (@curriebrown) January 30, 2017
Macquarie acquires Esanda Dealer Finance, a leading Australian auto finance business. http://t.co/tfuwHhyMGL pic.twitter.com/unAqnF8T4Q
— New York Times World (@nytimesworld) October 8, 2015
Macquarie to buy ANZ’s Esanda vehicle finance business http://t.co/pL8Fm5k7A0 pic.twitter.com/LUaY0tuBmt
— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) October 8, 2015
Event Hospitality and Entertainment said on Thursday it would close the Thredbo resort until further notice due to the impending threat of bushfires and banks are closing branches as the bushfire danger and destruction mounts. #ausbiz #finserv https://t.co/UxerViFKMJ
— Business Review (@aus_business) January 2, 2020
"Respondents include The Herald, The Age, Fairfax Media, Mamamia & individual #journalists… Lisa De Ferrari SC, representing the office of public prosecutions, which brought the charges against the #media, said one trial should be held."https://t.co/A7aZQz3bqz#AusNews #auspol
— News Weekly (@readNewsWeekly) May 26, 2020
WATCH: @mpbowers talks pictures with Fairfax Media's @cathywilcox1 #insiders #auspol pic.twitter.com/q24Bl6biKi
— Insiders ABC (@InsidersABC) December 1, 2018
Declaring her position in public for the first time, Julia Banks told Fairfax Media she believed it was "very clear" Peter Dutton had a case to answer based on the legal advice prepared in the week he sought to become prime minister.https://t.co/jrA2sNhYTw
— Canberra Times (@canberratimes) November 30, 2018
@flightcentreAU shares take off on prospect of federal support#businesshttps://t.co/D3wSCQYAAY
— InQueensland (@InQldMedia) May 27, 2020
#badsanta As we drove through Adelaide, the hillsides were manicured with acres of crops and the foodland supermarkets were the best shopping experience we have had, and yet all that richness and land of opportunity and they feed… https://t.co/mzbHs3J56f
— Debbie Behan (@DebbieBehan1) December 26, 2019
UPDATE on our Golden North Ice Cream/Mid North STEM entrepreneurs:
After extensive research, creative thinking and taste testing, some of the students' creations could be ready for market. #STEM #ProblemSolving https://t.co/9ZjB4efRZ9— Dept for Education (@edu_sagov) June 21, 2018
How did we help Goodman Fielder achieve efficient and effective Finance operations? Bernard Carbone, Head of shared services at Goodman Fielder explains! https://t.co/C0YrdHTtg7 #financetransformation
— Capgemini Australia (@capgemini_aust) November 29, 2018
Congratulations to @Grocon Construction on nearing completion of the $550M Parklands Project in the @GC2018 Village https://t.co/8Da2WeDOzt pic.twitter.com/5RNyADM6Ju
— sitemobi (@siteofficemobi) October 3, 2017
Take the throne while protecting your own in @Halfbrick’s new game, Magic Brick Wars.
With your favorite characters from Fruit Ninja, Jetpack Joyride, and Raskulls, use blocks to protect your base, then summon soldiers to strike back! https://t.co/7qbByLN2uR pic.twitter.com/umAAQ0ktnm
— App Store Games (@AppStoreGames) November 22, 2019
Will $4.5 billion worth of Australian hospitals end up in a tax haven? Both Brookfield & @HealthscopeAU are yet to respond to written questions … https://t.co/GN4wB4W4tz
— 💧Michael West (@MichaelWestBiz) January 21, 2019
Labor uses HIH insurance collapse to attack Malcolm Turnbull https://t.co/uEhAOjuZGz
— Guardian Australia (@GuardianAus) March 29, 2017
"Australia got plenty from Holden/GM and the other carmakers in return for the billions in assistance over the years, including capital investments that tally many times the amount taxpayers contributed." https://t.co/4FZjkSIokY
— 💧William Bourke 🌏 (@William_Bourke) February 19, 2020
An 110m vehicle/passenger ferry has been launched from Incat Tasmania’s shipyard in Australia to commence sea trials before delivery to her owner Virtu Ferries for service between Malta and Sicily. @incatcrowther @Virtuferries https://t.co/FrpBh23c2f pic.twitter.com/pkzMtVDdWY
— Maritime Journal (@maritimejournal) January 17, 2019
Incitec Pivot says it has implemented a raft of measures to prevent further spills after a sulphuric acid release which saw a subsidiary fined $45,000.https://t.co/UFLOdhvJKB
— Industry Queensland (@IndAdvocate) May 28, 2020
Australia’s banking regulator loses case against IOOF https://t.co/J0rExU9jX3
— Financial Times (@FT) September 20, 2019
Kangaroo Bus Lines raising money for the Royal Flying Doctor Service via its Birdsville shuttle service.https://t.co/Y7lwGNC4Cm pic.twitter.com/aZW01KSMx8
— ABC magazine (@ABCmag) June 17, 2019
The real beauty of 'no staples' and our removable covers is that when the weather changes your sofa can too. pic.twitter.com/mEI5BaKxfI
— King Living (@kinglivingau) March 3, 2015
How did @kleenmaid improve their processes and keep head-count down while seeing continued #BusinessGrowth? See the #webinar + transcript to find out: https://t.co/OgsPfdINVS
— JCurve Solutions (@jcurvesolutions) February 27, 2018
New Zealand Vol.19 (University of Otago, Victoria University of Wellington, Auckland University of Technology)
“To really go back to a totally normal life, we still need a vaccine,” infectious diseases physician and epidemiologist @otago #Wellington Dr Ayesha Verrall talks to @DrJohnTorres of @NBCNews about the New Zealand response to #COVID19 https://t.co/4qngiWRTZu
— UniofOtagoWellington (@OtagoWellington) May 19, 2020
Reassuring news for parents as children return to school. Prof Michael Baker from @otago #Wellington tells @nzherald kids under 10 are far less likely to get ill from #COVID19 – with their immune systems better at managing the infection. https://t.co/FWYzjD8n5A
— UniofOtagoWellington (@OtagoWellington) May 17, 2020
“The question is, how do we get the right balance between face-to-face and virtual means of continuing our relationships with patients and providing care that meets their needs?” general practice experts from @otago consider a ‘new normal’ post #COVID19. https://t.co/15ZI6WaFGS
— UniofOtagoWellington (@OtagoWellington) May 12, 2020
An absolute privilege to have had top level @WgtnPhoenixFC players on campus pre-lockdown for a state-of-the-art DXA body composition scan to assess body fat, muscle mass and bone density at our Centre for Translational Physiology @ctpUOW https://t.co/66xVazavEk
— UniofOtagoWellington (@OtagoWellington) May 8, 2020
A common definition of what #COVID19 ‘elimination’ means could be one of the prerequisites for allowing travel between Australia and New Zealand during the pandemic, Professor Michael Baker from @otago #Wellington tells @washingtonpost https://t.co/4cs9DHpYtN
— UniofOtagoWellington (@OtagoWellington) May 5, 2020
Prof Michael Baker from @otago #Wellington talks to @NewshubNZ about the need for more data on #COVID19 cases. "We should be able to see at a glance if there's a healthcare worker who may have been infected in a healthcare setting …" https://t.co/NNEQXu1BR4
— UniofOtagoWellington (@OtagoWellington) May 3, 2020
New Zealand’s lack of pandemic preparedness as #COVID19 struck highlights the need for a much greater emphasis on public health in future, Profs Nick Wilson and Michael Baker tell @NewsroomNZ in this in-depth analysis. https://t.co/6pIJvXpqib
— UniofOtagoWellington (@OtagoWellington) April 29, 2020
Elimination is not the same as eradication, Prof Michael Baker from @otago #Wellington tells @damiencave of @nytimesworld in this report on the approaches taken by neighbours NZ and Australia to manage the threat posed by #COVID19. https://t.co/vr1KziYvVu
— UniofOtagoWellington (@OtagoWellington) April 28, 2020
New Zealand on track for best case scenario with current government measures on #COVID19, Professor Nick Wilson from @otago #Wellington tells @NZMorningReport https://t.co/gBU5OnIZiq
— UniofOtagoWellington (@OtagoWellington) March 30, 2020
Public health law expert Louise Delany from @otago #Wellington talks to @ThePanelRNZ about the powers the NZ government has to deal with the COVID-19 pandemic. https://t.co/uF5S8jzwC4
— UniofOtagoWellington (@OtagoWellington) March 26, 2020
New blog 'What we would like to see on the Ministry of Health’s website to better inform progress on COVID-19 elimination. By Gordon Purdie, Nick Wilson, Michael Baker @OtagoWellington See https://t.co/Vv5PLl1iaI pic.twitter.com/p8ThKEPemf
— Public Health UOW (@publichealthUOW) May 2, 2020
Otago's Associate Professor Ceridwen Fraser is one of three researchers from New Zealand to join Securing Antarctica’s Environmental Future, which is to be led by Australia’s Monash University. Read more: https://t.co/voO9ShyfJA
— University of Otago (@otago) May 19, 2020
What do Otago's academics think of the new budget from the Government? Otago's experts offer their thoughts on Budget 2020. Read more: https://t.co/gWJeGBu887
— University of Otago (@otago) May 15, 2020
The Covid-19 pandemic has highlighted the need to better support both patients and general practitioners through a big overhaul of health sector funding and IT systems, Otago University's Professor Robin Gauld says. Read more via .@odtnews : https://t.co/cs6GlxAk6x
— University of Otago (@otago) May 7, 2020
https://twitter.com/otago/status/1255965311569985537
As other parts of our lives have shut down during lockdown, food has become increasingly important as a focus in our daily routine. One of Otago's Human Nutrition experts offer lockdown advice for families. Read more: https://t.co/B8EuYe2SGV pic.twitter.com/MOVw7VtMPB
— University of Otago (@otago) April 29, 2020
Has New Zealand really done better than Australia in controlling coronavirus? Epidemiologist Tony Blakely weighs in via @ABCaustralia. Read more: https://t.co/MXz5SBwWEY
— University of Otago (@otago) April 28, 2020
💧 @otago geneticist @ProfGemmell is part of a national group led by ESR working to sample wastewater and look for presence of the coronavirus in New Zealand.
Read more: https://t.co/1W1OsmAQwr pic.twitter.com/XAEJt0dXXp
— Smart Water Magazine 💧 #SWMM2 (@smartwatermag) April 28, 2020
There are a lot of COVID-19 related research projects underway. Help different departments understanding the consequences of COVID-19 and/or the lockdown if you can. https://t.co/rHq5tGdRDu
— Otago Medicine (@OtagoMedDept) May 1, 2020
Wash your hands regularly and stay safe everyone!
Get plenty of lather on your hands. Wash all over your hands, including the backs of your hands & up on your wrists. Wash for 20 seconds – enough time to sing 'Happy Birthday' twice. Dry your hands to avoid picking up new germs. pic.twitter.com/m8fDyszV2i
— Otago Medicine (@OtagoMedDept) March 24, 2020
The importance of dietary fiber for people w/ #diabetes (both #T1D & #T2D). A new @PLOSMedicine meta-analysis of 8300 individuals w/ ~9 yr follow-up, 42 trialshttps://t.co/POlanqQOai by @otago @OtagoMedDept's @ReynoldsAnaru @EDOR_NZ pic.twitter.com/BCeI7keYmX
— Eric Topol (@EricTopol) March 8, 2020
A pro bono clearing house was a key recommendation in our New Zealand Lawyers, Pro Bono and Access to Justice report released in March – https://t.co/fvKdRJCypQ We look forward to seeing more progress in this area!
— Legal Issues Centre (@OtagoLIC) May 14, 2020
Interesting to see how courts around the world are adapting to Covid-19, in the Global A2J Project's snapshot, which covers many aspects of A2J, the Rule of Law and Human Rights. https://t.co/sQIjoMRWaC pic.twitter.com/LIR5MB2MBh
— Legal Issues Centre (@OtagoLIC) May 3, 2020
Dean R Knight and Geoff McLay: Is New Zealand’s Covid-19 lockdown lawful? – an alternative view https://t.co/6KylfsMqY1
— UKCLA (@ukcla) May 11, 2020
"Is it actually safe to hold an election?… Of course, we just don't know that at the moment."
#LISTEN Electoral Law expert Andrew Geddis on the possibility Covid-19 may affect the general election.https://t.co/tkDC06ylw6— Morning Report (@NZMorningReport) March 16, 2020
A relatively complex and delicate conversation on RNZ today re legal basis for lockdown in New Zealand — an issue which has raised eyebrows amongst some colleagues and which had its first test (a doomed challenge, for various reasons) in courts last week.https://t.co/ARt0DAezoF
— ᴅʀ ᴅᴇᴀɴ ᴋɴɪɢʜᴛ (@drdeanknight) April 29, 2020
The amazing Jacinta Ruru on bringing Tikanga Māori into legal education https://t.co/3Xe2FECtZU
— Carwyn Jones (@Ahikaroa) April 16, 2020
Prof Andrew Geddis: "The legal basis for the lockdown may not be as solid as we’ve been led to believe": https://t.co/njFrvIV93M
— Law at Otago (@OtagoLaw) April 27, 2020
Prof Andrew Geddis looks at how public power stands behind our COVID-19 response in a variety of different ways: https://t.co/7MzxT6QO88
— Law at Otago (@OtagoLaw) March 25, 2020
Otago's Prof Colin Gavaghan (@colingavaghan) has some cautionary words regarding the use of AI to help immigration officials decide whether to let people into the country: https://t.co/zo6E5ORr53
— Law at Otago (@OtagoLaw) March 16, 2020
#Antarctica, #sealevelrise and the work of #VicUniWgtn’s @naish_tim are the focus of the second film and podcast in a new documentary series that shows the passion, ingenuity and resilience of three leading #NewZealand #researchers https://t.co/QMIAa2xuyw pic.twitter.com/QI8g7M0Tz0
— Victoria University of Wellington (@VicUniWgtn) May 19, 2020
There is, says #VicUniWgtn's Simon Chapple, a strong case that the #NZGovernment's fiscal response to #COVID19 is at its maximum too weak and peters out too soon. "That case can be made based solely on numbers presented by the Government’s own officials" https://t.co/EnGmZhVnpy
— Victoria University of Wellington (@VicUniWgtn) May 18, 2020
Anyone looking for big transformative change will be underwhelmed by @grantrobertson1's #Budget2020, writes #VicUniWgtn Political Analyst in Residence @bryce_edwards https://t.co/ZLTxlV9I73
— Victoria University of Wellington (@VicUniWgtn) May 15, 2020
Can the #Budget2020 help avoid mass #unemployment? A little context helps in answering such questions, writes #VicUniWgtn’s Professor Jonathan Boston https://t.co/Xqe7gkFhwE
— Victoria University of Wellington (@VicUniWgtn) May 15, 2020
#VicUniWgtn's @CubaRaglanGuy explains what caused high levels of carbon dioxide in Earth's atmosphere before the burning of fossil fuels and the contribution of other human sources of carbon dioxide https://t.co/innpvoUBLh pic.twitter.com/yaFYyEoN7t
— Victoria University of Wellington (@VicUniWgtn) May 13, 2020
@VUP_Books publications won at @theockhams Book Awards last night, with Dead People I have Known, by Shayne Carter winning both General Non-fiction awards, and Craven, by @modernletters alumna Jane Arthur winning Best First Book of Poetry https://t.co/BQNuvm5VMa
— Victoria University of Wellington (@VicUniWgtn) May 13, 2020
#VicUniWgtn's and @moturesearch's Professor Arthur Grimes is one of the #WorldWellbeingPanel experts from 11 countries who have given their views on how to cope during the #COVID19 #pandemic https://t.co/SVROvG0ikz
— Victoria University of Wellington (@VicUniWgtn) May 11, 2020
As #NewZealand recovers from #COVID19, #tourism operators would be wise to consider how to benefit from better understanding the complex purchasing decisions of #families, write #VicUniWgtn's @tomorrowstouris and @AUTuni and @FedUniAustralia co-researchers https://t.co/5Hzk7ValwM
— Victoria University of Wellington (@VicUniWgtn) May 11, 2020
#VicUniWgtn law lecturer Māmari Stephens considers there is a real risk that #WINZ will face further legal action after allegedly mishandling #benefit applications after #redundancy https://t.co/WcacD8DCJO
— Victoria University of Wellington (@VicUniWgtn) May 11, 2020
Wellington-based Avalia Immunotherapies, headed by #VicUniWgtn alumna Dr Shivali Gulab, has received $100,000 in government funding for a #COVID19 vaccine project bringing together some of the country's top experts. https://t.co/ddEWwEC3HC
— Victoria University of Wellington (@VicUniWgtn) May 8, 2020
#COVID19 is reshaping how we see ourselves and the world around us, write #VicUniWgtn's @walkerbenjj @RebeccaBednarek @ToddBridgman and @urs_d https://t.co/Gne74gAcC1
— Victoria University of Wellington (@VicUniWgtn) May 7, 2020
After largely controlling the spread of #COVID19, #China is now seeking to kick-start its economy. #VicUniWgtn’s @JasonA_Young explores if we can rely on Chinese growth to help pull the #globaleconomy out of its economic doldrums https://t.co/dmoMxjQqXK
— Victoria University of Wellington (@VicUniWgtn) May 7, 2020
What happened in #Christchurch in the wake of 2011 can teach #NewZealand much about life following #lockdown, writes #VicUniWgtn's Esther Marshall https://t.co/tabvNTbVOJ
— Victoria University of Wellington (@VicUniWgtn) May 5, 2020
The first weekend at #COVID19 alert level 3 saw several breaches and arrests. #VicUniWgtn's Dr Dougal Sutherland talks to @ThePanelRNZ about the psychology behind why this has been happening https://t.co/Pi25nFpNaS
— Victoria University of Wellington (@VicUniWgtn) May 4, 2020
Starting from the future we need to avoid and working back to figure out how to avoid it could be the way to adapt to #climatechange impacts, research led by #VicUniWgtn's Dr Judy Lawrence and funded by @DeepSouth_NZ has shown https://t.co/qfTA5V1Kbr
— Victoria University of Wellington (@VicUniWgtn) May 4, 2020
With more #EthicalLeaders such as #NewZealand Prime Minister #JacindaArdern, we may start to see some of the change we need, writes #VicUniWgtn's Lola Toppin-Casserly https://t.co/FlTyOpdxPK
— Victoria University of Wellington (@VicUniWgtn) May 3, 2020
The #COVID19 crisis shows, in no uncertain terms, that #NewZealand's underlying systems are not fit for purpose when it comes to #healthinequities, writes #VicUniWgtn's @DrAMatheson https://t.co/a80Fdn0bt9
— Victoria University of Wellington (@VicUniWgtn) April 28, 2020
Publicity-seeking #billionaires like #DonaldTrump and #RichardBranson are less concerning than those that avoid the spotlight, writes #VicUniWgtn’s @AgarNicholas https://t.co/CCAA47ytLG
— Victoria University of Wellington (@VicUniWgtn) April 28, 2020
#VicUniWgtn's Professor Alan Brent talks to @ThePanelRNZ about what plummeting oil prices mean for New Zealanders https://t.co/VSju34gMr4
— Victoria University of Wellington (@VicUniWgtn) April 24, 2020
An anti-viral drug that looks promising for the treatment of #COVID19 was created and synthesised by Professor Peter Tyler from #VicUniWgtn’s Ferrier Research Institute https://t.co/C44I1RS6hs
— Victoria University of Wellington (@VicUniWgtn) April 23, 2020
The story of the #COVID19nz #NewZealandLockdown has the makings of a powerful unifying national myth such as #Gallipoli, writes #VicUniWgtn's @AgarNicholas ahead of #AnzacDay2020 https://t.co/17QSlVQee4
— Victoria University of Wellington (@VicUniWgtn) April 23, 2020
#VicUniWgtn's Professor Dave Frame and Professor Ilan Noy, and Dr Suzanne Rozier from @niwa_nz, argue that the costs of climate change are hitting us now and may have been previously underestimated https://t.co/B2Nu0i87UY
— Victoria University of Wellington (@VicUniWgtn) April 22, 2020
Many of the Government’s #COVID19 measures have widened the net of #criminal justice. When we move into a post-COVID world, we should be critical of lingering policies that may remain, writes #VicUniWgtn's Angus Lindsay. https://t.co/7kvHSzJQ0K
— Victoria University of Wellington (@VicUniWgtn) April 22, 2020
Online voting is not the way to hold an election in a pandemic: "countries without experience of online voting should not contemplate rolling it out in response to the covid-19 crisis. The cure would be worse than the disease."#OnlineVoting#nzpol https://t.co/o7wXbxQJbv
— PolicyObservatoryAUT (@PolicyObsAUT) April 29, 2020
How will the September election be managed? The @ElectoralCommNZ has announced saftey measures for the covid-19 environment#nzpol https://t.co/jXI1ZPocs3
— PolicyObservatoryAUT (@PolicyObsAUT) May 13, 2020
Should the election be held online? No, says Dr Julienne Molineaux of @PolicyObsAUT @AUTuni #nzpol #OnlineVotinghttps://t.co/wHPFLUMMD3
— PolicyObservatoryAUT (@PolicyObsAUT) May 13, 2020
What's the point of a "wellbeing approach" in the #Covid_19 crisis?
Here's my take on #Budget2020 via Trumpish shenanigans at the OECD HQ in Paris, te mātauranga o @kwatene, & Dr Ashley Bloomfield's stanning for #wellbeing. https://t.co/MOfXoTqP9v
— David J. Hall (@dvdjhnhll) May 13, 2020
"In effect, the time and costs involved in undertaking any kind of historical research at Archives New Zealand will double." @vomalley on the slashing of public hours at @ArchivesNZhttps://t.co/HGzLq6aMYn
— The Spinoff (@TheSpinoffTV) February 5, 2020
The app’s failure exists in a thriving network of failure and stupidity, one that extends far beyond the simple technical failure of a single app. @max_read writes https://t.co/HUv3QJ4Vg4
— Intelligencer (@intelligencer) February 4, 2020
https://twitter.com/AUTuni/status/1262583713960833025
https://twitter.com/AUTuni/status/1262133289793585152
https://twitter.com/AUTuni/status/1260778110166974466
https://twitter.com/AUTuni/status/1260020829959544837
As fears grow over vulnerability to the #coronavirus in parts of the Pacific, some governments stand accused of sheltering behind tough emergency or lockdown rules to silence criticism says #AUTuni’s David Robie.
Read more 👇https://t.co/qr4ot6XY4O pic.twitter.com/6hRDRxvjgk
— AUT University (@AUTuni) May 11, 2020
#AUTuni senior lecturer on #marketing and retailing, @sommerkapitan shares her opinion on what the post-lockdown retail climate will look like.
👉 https://t.co/zA8VRSQFgP pic.twitter.com/iBaWznpfZ5
— AUT University (@AUTuni) April 22, 2020
https://twitter.com/AUTuni/status/1250931858948288513
Can corporate diversity quotas (formal or informal) do more harm than good? Akshaya Kamalnath (@Akamalnath) from @AUTUniLaw explores the risks and realities. Read the article in The Conversation: https://t.co/Xi6IBS64eE pic.twitter.com/7HZKMej8HU
— AUT University (@AUTuni) March 3, 2020
What happens to electronics when they enter the waste stream? Dr Jeff Seadon discusses with The Detail's Emile Donovan.
NZ is the only OECD country without a national e-waste recycling programme. https://t.co/bJhRdoFmoA
^NI pic.twitter.com/zZgXRynaIF
— AUT University (@AUTuni) February 16, 2020
Canada Vol.29 (think tanks, universities)
What would it take for the international community to prepare for and respond well to pandemics? George Bothwell argues we should learn from the way we contain another deadly threat — nuclear weapons. @GB2512 #CdnPoli #CdnFP #COVID19 #WHO https://t.co/Xw22ID9a0P
— IRPP/Policy Options (@IRPP) May 13, 2020
"We choose not to tax ourselves high enough to create a first-class long-term residential and community care sector. We tolerate a hybrid public-private system despite the obvious moral hazard of extracting profits from society’s most vulnerable." #CdnPoli https://t.co/7YYEJkt3Dm
— IRPP/Policy Options (@IRPP) May 11, 2020
In 1982, Trudeau senior created the Macdonald Commission to analyze the Canadian political economy, ultimately paving the way for free trade with the US. We need another such commission, say @cdnfp and Richard Nimijean. @CAGlobalAffairs #CdnPoli #CdnFP https://t.co/pZ8QHWVEuL
— IRPP/Policy Options (@IRPP) May 7, 2020
The election has strengthened Boris Johnson’s hand, but it has done nothing to answer the question of how he intends to govern, say Sarah Nickson and Benoit Guerin. @ben_guerin @sarahjnickson @instituteforgov #UKPoli https://t.co/Lz7mpnAv1s
— IRPP/Policy Options (@IRPP) December 20, 2019
In this piece for @IRPP, @leahwest_nsl and I argue that the intelligence community has an important role to play in dealing with the pandemic, but a suporting one. The past also offers valuable lessons in building an effective whole-of-government approachhttps://t.co/jE12d8pXD2
— Thomas Juneau (@thomasjuneau) May 15, 2020
As #COVID19 lockdown measures continue to grip much of the country, a group of concerned Canadian thought leaders is urging the federal government to achieve a better balance in protecting both the health and prosperity of Canadians. #cdnpoli #cdnecon https://t.co/IWVgTpeInI
— Macdonald-Laurier Institute (@MLInstitute) May 14, 2020
"The Chinese Communist Party has revealed its true character; it has laid bare its ambitions and dispelled once and for all the myth that it is willing to act as a good-faith partner for [Canada.]" @cburton001 @Brett__Byers #cdnpoli #cdnfp #COVID19 https://t.co/WtSrPEqmvT
— Macdonald-Laurier Institute (@MLInstitute) May 15, 2020
"By reducing #Taiwan to non-state status, Mr. Champagne needlessly echoed the official position of Beijing under its 'one China' principle – one that Ottawa has never accepted, let alone embraced." @JMichaelCole1 #cdnpoli #cdnfp https://t.co/Lc6xIli2rm
— Macdonald-Laurier Institute (@MLInstitute) May 15, 2020
"The US is stronger when it works closely with its USMCA partners," write @sandsathopkins & @AztecDuncan. "US prosperity and national security are both enhanced when collaboration with Mexico and Canada are an integral part of the decision-making process." https://t.co/J7hLZZqkkr
— Macdonald-Laurier Institute (@MLInstitute) May 14, 2020
Every year, we name the person or institution that has had the greatest impact—for good or ill— on public policy as Canada’s Policy-Maker of the Year.
To our regret, MLI's Policy-Maker of the Year is Xi Jinping. #cdnpoli #cdnfp
Read more here: https://t.co/F21LKzslu4
— Macdonald-Laurier Institute (@MLInstitute) December 12, 2019
From @MLInstitute on Canada and #Huawei/#5G https://t.co/tRsepKCtuy #cybersecurity #5G #FiveEyes #CCP #PRC #telecoms #CSIS @NCSCgov @NCSC @ASDGovAu @cybercentre_ca @DeptofDefense @ewong @usembassyottawa @CanEmbUSA @NATO @CanadaNATO @CanadianForces
— Mark Collins (@Mark3Ds) May 15, 2020
NOW | #Viewpoints w/@ToddCTV:
-How long will job losses last? @VViet93
-What's the mental toll of lockdown? @DavidDeSteno
-Global backlash builds against China: Brian Lee Crowley (@MLInstitute)
-Comic superheroes fight the pandemic: @GeorgeGustines
LISTEN: https://t.co/vOAkVVhYpP— CJAD 800 Montreal (@CJAD800) May 16, 2020
On a panel for @MLInstitute, NBR sr fellow @RollandNadege describes how #China is using the #COVID19 #pandemic to shape the world order according to its ambitions.
WATCH 👇: https://t.co/LGnhGjsDKZ
— The National Bureau of Asian Research (@NBRnews) May 15, 2020
Is oil really dead?https://t.co/yJuAo47pW2
— The Fraser Institute (@FraserInstitute) May 8, 2020
Why do large deficits and more debt matter? #cdnpoli https://t.co/sjQJ418av5
— The Fraser Institute (@FraserInstitute) May 1, 2020
Some major sectors including hospitality and tourism may comprise a permanently smaller portion of our post-COVID economy.https://t.co/SszpY4ZZL8
— The Fraser Institute (@FraserInstitute) April 24, 2020
Why doesn't city hall make it easier for builders to build homes?https://t.co/Ku2Ky9gdXm
— The Fraser Institute (@FraserInstitute) April 24, 2020
Massive government spending in the wake of the pandemic could actually hinder the economic recovery. #cdnpolihttps://t.co/Yqw2rEjlGR
— The Fraser Institute (@FraserInstitute) April 22, 2020
Where's Ottawa's aid package for the energy industry? #cdnpolihttps://t.co/mL8rCI5RDI
— The Fraser Institute (@FraserInstitute) April 9, 2020
Why are Canada's grocery stores struggling to meet consumer demand during the COVID crisis?https://t.co/J8bC87bG7G
— The Fraser Institute (@FraserInstitute) April 3, 2020
The #WTO faces a dilemma: a crisis of credibility compounded by technological change, populism & the economic disruption caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Our new essay series opens the door to discussing the future of the organization — a modernized WTO: https://t.co/JfVZW4V8aB pic.twitter.com/B6kzvZcXtC
— CIGI (@CIGIonline) April 20, 2020
In my new piece on #COVID_19 #ContactTracingApps for @boell_us I look at how federalism is complicating the adoption of contact-tracing apps in Canada https://t.co/v9DUFfN9B9 @uOttawaTechLaw @CIGIonline @uOttawaResearch @OttawaHealthLaw
— Teresa Scassa (@TeresaScassa) May 13, 2020
"The pandemic could lead to a renewal of community and solidarity and a decline of individualism. But it also risks much of that renewal playing out on privately owned internet platforms." – BKC's @Elibietti w/ @jennifercobbe for @CIGIonline https://t.co/fiUnFu99N2
— Berkman Klein Center for Internet & Society (@BKCHarvard) May 15, 2020
As provinces re-open across Canada, new analysis from @DavidMacCdn reveals that 1.7 million returning Canadians workers will have to choose between their health and their income.https://t.co/g6zZqM5ggl#cdnpoli #canlab #COVID19 pic.twitter.com/RwlWyObiVO
— The CCPA (@ccpa) May 15, 2020
Check out today's episode of the Global Exchange! @robcolin speaks with #Canada's 20th Prime Minister Jean Chrétien about whether the world is messier than usual and more: https://t.co/SYCOoKqEN2
— Canadian Global Affairs Institute (@CAGlobalAffairs) May 11, 2020
Policy makers and business leaders cannot control external forces, but they could do more to address factors that are within our control, says @GlenHodgson2. Read the economic risks to watch in 2020: https://t.co/oUmvkn8oKV #cdnecon #WednesdayWisdom pic.twitter.com/Wh4ga1oe0N
— C.D. Howe Institute (@CDHoweInstitute) December 18, 2019
https://twitter.com/CanadaInstitute/status/1261657788553539584
The Canada-U.S. border is expected to stay closed to non-essential travel until June 21 to safeguard citizens in both countries from the spread of COVID-19, according to sources with knowledge of the bilateral talks.https://t.co/T3lDzESfj6
— Canada Institute (@CanadaInstitute) May 13, 2020
Air Canada burned through $880-million in liquidity in the first three months of 2020, as it reduced its schedule by 90% since March 16.https://t.co/a1VUuxahSR
— Canada Institute (@CanadaInstitute) May 4, 2020
Project delays, cancellations and the global oil price plunge have landed Newfoundland and Labrador’s energy sector in “crisis mode,” leading the province to call on the federal government for financial incentives to boost offshore exploration.https://t.co/v7pvCtbAmD
— Canada Institute (@CanadaInstitute) April 27, 2020
Things I have learned in lockdown:
1. There are "cab view train trip" videos on YouTube.
2. You can watch them on your big screen TV
3. They are awesome. pic.twitter.com/icqNXpODEX
— Stephen Heard (@StephenBHeard) April 26, 2020
@SFUHistory Professor Mary-Ellen Kelm is quoted in this fascinating article in @TriCityNews on the impact of the 1918 Spanish Flu in Port Coquitlam, BC. Lots of similarities (and some very stark differences) to today's COVID-19 pandemic. @SFUFASS https://t.co/XHMnztVYtD
— SFU History (@SFUHistory) April 21, 2020
.@TinaAdcock talks about George Putnam's Arctic expeditions and what they tell us about Canada, sovereignty, and changing ideas of exploration in the 1920s @UBCPress @SFUHistory @ejonesimhotep #MadeModern https://t.co/x7EVFZqvhs
— Time to Eat the Dogs (@eatthedogs) April 18, 2020
Here are some funny and inspiring essays and interviews we’ve published over the last month in the midst of, well, everything.https://t.co/AX4NLQ1wGa
— The Tyee (@TheTyee) April 27, 2020
There’s a new Artificial Intelligence tool being developed in the fight against COVID-19, and it’s happening right here in Vancouver. https://t.co/MlBrAJg5dK pic.twitter.com/hCrG0iKKZi
— University of British Columbia (@UBC) April 22, 2020
UBC engineering students have developed a simple, low-cost COVID-19 ventilator that could save lives. https://t.co/bYfNUAPL0f pic.twitter.com/76kYulATQI
— University of British Columbia (@UBC) April 24, 2020
Check out this @cbcnewsbc report with Dr. Donald Griesdale as they take you inside VGH's ICU on the front line #COVID19. https://t.co/JzVrFnK2WK
— VGH&UBC Hospital Fdn (@VGHFdn) April 29, 2020
Researchers highlight the importance of reducing air pollution to help flatten the curve of #COVID19: https://t.co/auigCbrUIM
— VCH Research Institute (@VCHResearch) April 4, 2020
https://twitter.com/UBCDoM/status/1255562461861875714
Self-care is so important right now, as we navigate all of this uncertainty.
In this webinar #UBC experts Drs. Steven Taylor & Richard Lester talk about how we can reduce COVID-19 anxiety: https://t.co/iqcfx7vwlx
— UBC Medicine (@UBCmedicine) April 14, 2020
Dr. Jim Russell, a researcher with @HLIStPauls, talked to the @VancouverSun about health complications that have arisen in #COVID19 patients after receiving intensive hospital care. https://t.co/Z443MQAM30
— Providence Health Care Research (@PHCResearch) April 29, 2020
Brett Finlay explains how SARS vaccine development can inform #COVID19 response. @UBCmedicine https://t.co/hQJGurPiX4
— AFMC (@AFMC_e) April 22, 2020
In the U.S., African Americans have been shown to be contracting and dying of COVID-19 at higher rates.
However, data showing one group as disproportionately affected can be harmful if presented without context, says @ubcspph Prof. Farah Shroff.https://t.co/kgJHGnjfUP
— UBC Media Relations (@ubcnews) April 9, 2020
#UBC molecular biologist Josef Penninger is working with the synthetic molecule APN01 as a possible treatment for #COVID_19. https://t.co/vBzXv2CZLC
— UBC Media Relations (@ubcnews) April 23, 2020
Canadian #AI start-up @hellobluedot founded by #UofT's Kamran Khan of @uoftmedicine & @UofT_dlsph, who spotted #COVID19 before everyone else was featured on @60Minutes. https://t.co/eb0NG4RHqT https://t.co/zHivLGaRyG
— University of Toronto (@UofT) April 27, 2020
After reviewing the (scanty) literature and best practice guidance, here’s my summary of evidence-informed, pithy and practical tips regarding wearing a #mask – for the public. #COVID19 @CPHO_Canada @picardonhealth @EricTopol @NaheedD @Peter_Grinspoon @CDCgov @janephilpott https://t.co/imhP33K882
— Samir Gupta (@SammyG_MD) April 6, 2020
"You can't just open up willy-nilly. You can't just say, 'Okay we're back to normal, let's all go back to work and let's all go back to school.'" When should we end social distancing? At 8/11pm with @BogochIsaac (@UHN, @uoftmedicine) & @spaikin | Producer: @sandragionas #COVID19 pic.twitter.com/l9lIH181G1
— The Agenda | TVO (@TheAgenda) April 15, 2020
"There’s no greater misfortune than Canadian nursing home residents dying alone"
New @TorontoStar op-ed with @kieranlquinn: https://t.co/aTYpiHKPVk@jyangstar @katecallen @theresaboyle @picardonhealth @SinaiHealth @WCHospital @UofT @kellygrant1 @NaheedD @UofT_dlsph @UofT_DoM
— Nathan Stall (@NathanStall) April 22, 2020
Many Canadian hospitals have been successful in creating capacity for a surge of #COVID19 patients. But, as @AmolAVerma & @DrFahadRazak write in @HealthyDebate, there is reason to worry that this also means people who need hospital care are staying home: https://t.co/mSEFVyq3u1
— University of Toronto Department of Medicine (@UofT_DoM) April 13, 2020
Endocrinologist @ilanajhalperin was an early adopter of virtual care when it was launched in Ontario. As more physicians are now adopting it during the pandemic, she talks about its benefits and ways it can be applied within health care systems: https://t.co/pMm93iQikZ
— University of Toronto Department of Medicine (@UofT_DoM) April 17, 2020
Canada launches serological testing initiative to help manage #COVIDー19. #McGill experts to play key roles in pan-Canadian task force to gauge SARS-CoV-2 immunity. @McGillMed https://t.co/l2llJB3lBV pic.twitter.com/t01pkONjke
— McGill Reporter (@McGillREPORTER) April 23, 2020
How accurate are #COVID19 tests? As @KylieTaggart reports, the risk of a false negative may be high enough that, in a likely case, a single negative should not rule out infection https://t.co/Tjv1SCBsIy pic.twitter.com/aEqqJtlZi5
— The Medical Post (@MedicalPost) April 21, 2020
#StrongerTogether The #COVID19 crisis is different if you have cancer. To help, the RCN developed a COVID information video for oncology patients, so they can better protect themselves. Full video: https://t.co/ph48IBZqUI @ciusss_comtl@ciusss_ouestmtl @cusm_muhc @mcgillmed pic.twitter.com/qCkP7rvp4L
— Réseau de cancérologie Rossy |Rossy Cancer Network (@rossy_cancer) April 15, 2020
According to @JasonHarley07 from @McGillMed and @RIMUHC1, one of the ways we can show our #HealthcareHeroes some love during this time is to simply say "thank you." #StayHome pic.twitter.com/ugjmS68lqT
— McGill Alumni (@McGillAlumni) April 4, 2020
Scientists from Canada and France are hoping to launch this year’s first stratospheric balloon as early as Sunday from the Timmins stratospheric balloon base. @uoftphysics Professor Kaley Walker's team is there preparing! Read more here:https://t.co/0HSRG5FoGB pic.twitter.com/piVGRJWjYu
— U of T Physics (@uoftphysics) August 22, 2019
A little teaser for CCRM's corporate video. You can find the full video on our website's homepage @bigredoakinc @MichaelMay5 pic.twitter.com/TPYFnHCGd2
— CCRM (@CCRM_ca) October 13, 2017
Dr. Geoff Fernie @geoffreyfernie received the Order of Canada in late 2017 for building and spearheading the rehabilitation space in Toronto. We celebrated his achievement at the IBBME dinner this week. Footage courtesy of @TRI_UHN https://t.co/0xxlV3uco4 pic.twitter.com/UuwFqikcsH
— Biomedical Engineering @ University of Toronto (@bme_uoft) May 30, 2019
https://twitter.com/uoftengineering/status/1168908914194358272
🎨 Three ways to use colour effectively in grant applications from @UA_magazine ➡️ https://t.co/9AnF60yGia pic.twitter.com/Tk6Dhl70y4
— Dal Grad Studies (@DalGradStudies) September 16, 2019
Dal participated in the NASA Space Apps Challenge last weekend. Thanks to @dssLabs @dalideahub @SuperNOVAatDal @shiftkeylabs it was the first time Atlantic Canada had the opportunity to take part in the International event and tackle some amazing projects https://t.co/f9tngEplSY
— Dal Engineering (@DalEngineering) October 24, 2019
UNB's Dr. Audrey Limoges is heading to Canada's Arctic to study the remnants of 2,000 years of climate markers to help measure changes in the present. Read more: https://t.co/UKEzY8vYAH @umanitoba @MEOPAR_NCE pic.twitter.com/da5s8LEPb0
— UNB Fredericton (@UNBFredericton) July 10, 2019
The Canadian Institute for Cybersecurity has released a new dataset to support the development of real-time cyberattack detectors. Learn more: https://t.co/LC1NPRLWxk #UnivResearch @UNBResearch Research pic.twitter.com/YTpOYF77jd
— UNB (@UNB) October 23, 2019
We couldn’t be happier and more privileged to keep working with such great youth and module leaders every summer in the #LabradorLandsandWaters Science Camp. Thanks for highlighting our co-learning journey this past June! https://t.co/YIPgOic9cA
— Labrador Institute (@LabInstitute) August 30, 2019
https://twitter.com/JustineAmmendo1/status/1187058380462055431
Great example of Sustainable Design Engineering! @EngineeringUPEI https://t.co/0H4xwxAOpM
— Andy Swingler (@energy_stored) June 30, 2019
Why researchers are creating a tiny petri dish to use underwater https://t.co/c1fUbaDvNN #pei pic.twitter.com/6FNCmYSnZn
— CBC P.E.I. (@CBCPEI) October 2, 2019
New Zealand Vol.18 (government, organisations, etc.)
@MFATNZ
@MFATinAuckland
@apec2021NZ
@NZIIA_live
@MPI_NZ
@Rural_News
@FedFarmers
@FarmersWeeklyNZ
@DairyNZ
@Dairy_News
@DairyExporterNZ
@BeefLambNZ
@FoodHQNZ
@nzwine
@OWNZwine
@agritech_nz
@MBIEgovtnz
@MBIEsci
@royalsocietynz
@nzscientists
@smcnz
@sciblogsnz
@NZDefenceForce
@NZcivildefence
@NZGetThru
@MaritimeNZ
@WeatherWatchNZ
@MetService
@FlyAirNZ
@TourismAotearoa
@MeridianEnergy
@nz_sbc
@business_govtNZ
@nzbusiness
@NZTEnews
@NZ_Global
@ArchivesNZ
@nzmuseums
@MuseumsAotearoa
@NZHistory
@kiwieconomics
@OpenPolytechnic
@lgnz
New Zealand passed this legislation in under 48hrs without consultation.
PM’s staff can locked you in your home
Can enter your home without warrant
Can close your business without reason. #WAKEUPNZ credit @commonsense_nz pic.twitter.com/8xs1H4hbhR
— Katie Hopkins (@KTHopkins) May 14, 2020
‘One key aspect to get New Zealand moving is the work on the trans-Tasman bubble,’ said New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern as Australia and New Zealand look forward to restarting their respective economies https://t.co/3HvrZgAWlK
— Reuters (@Reuters) May 4, 2020
https://twitter.com/KiwiFarah/status/1254590096583475202
"a triumph of science and leadership" – that's what a senior epidemiologist at the University of Otago called the virus slowdown in NZ.
A pretty significant compliment for a not-insignificant achievement.https://t.co/9naTNRaIKi
— Best for Britain (@BestForBritain) April 8, 2020
#NewZealand is one of only a few countries with a real shot at containing #coronavirus.
2 health experts urge #NZ to consider a few weeks of intense social distancing – inc temporary school & business closures – to stop #COVID19's community spreadhttps://t.co/6ptDKhsPtF @otago
— The Conversation (@ConversationEDU) March 19, 2020
So @OMV just accidentally cut its own drill pipe while operating off the Otago coast. You can't always predict what's going to happen with deep sea oil drilling, as this shows. So why take the risk?
No one wants to sea oil spilling up on NZ's beaches. https://t.co/hF0yq1P6Un
— Amanda Larsson (@ecomanda) February 4, 2020
How good is this! Great to see the tournament being taken all over this beautiful country….especially @Wellington_NZ 👀 #CWC21 https://t.co/b21totZXid
— Sophie Devine (@sophdevine77) January 23, 2020
Glimpse at what happened @ #eSafety19 @eSafetyOffice @netsafeNZ We hope you'll continue to champion #OnlineSafety by starting the chat with your colleagues, family & friends, about creating the online world we want. See you next time in Wellington, NZ https://t.co/vnBDcDK5jP pic.twitter.com/UpvMAQvrly
— eSafety Office (@eSafetyOffice) September 17, 2019
Boris Johnson accused of stealing Jacinda Ardern's COVID-19 policies https://t.co/nt2eMx75qz
— Newshub Politics (@NewshubPolitics) May 11, 2020
Northland and Capital and Coast DHBs are both on the verge of becoming Covid-19 free with only one active case left. Check out how your region is tracking in these easy-to-read charts by @KiwiFarah. https://t.co/KOmb9Pz6Hk
— Newsroom (@NewsroomNZ) May 10, 2020
New Zealand farmers have been calling out for help for months – now #nzdrought catches up with the city https://t.co/Sd0gEmy6e1
— Harvest New Zealand (@harvestnz) May 15, 2020
What will level two look like? Michael Barnett explains. Catch this morning's AM Show segment here:https://t.co/33nYoqIX8Z
— Auckland Business Chamber (@aklchamber) May 12, 2020
Beijing has warned that New Zealand’s support for Taiwan to rejoin the World Health Organisation could harm bilateral ties. https://t.co/AP71VdDKdw
— Sky News Australia (@SkyNewsAust) May 12, 2020
Check out these resources for:
Arable Farming
Construction
Tourism@TechLeadersNZ @NZTechIA @NZIoTAlliance @agritech_nz @PureNewZealand @MasterBuilderNZ @Auckland_NZ@Wellington_NZ @DnCityCouncil @business_govtNZ @buildbetternz @BRANZlive https://t.co/yqBo91Chhk— MBIE Digital (@MBIEdigital) May 10, 2019
Following the #DigitalNations2030 conference I’ve had a drive around @MOTAT_NZ in a @OhmioAutomotion driverless vehicle! pic.twitter.com/au1EcIHXJd
— Lord Mayor of London (@citylordmayor) February 19, 2018
France Vol.14 (think tanks, banks)
BNP Paribas has modelled what the Vix index might have looked like going back a century. pic.twitter.com/vpnfTq8nQE
— Robin Wigglesworth (@RobinWigg) April 18, 2020
Last but not least, we wanted you to meet Benoît Baume, Director of the @VRArlesFestival. He tells us more about #cinema, Virtual Reality & the organization of the #VRArlesFestival during the #lockdown.
W/ @welovecinemafr pic.twitter.com/Drki9BlzyS
— BNP Paribas Group (@BNPParibas) May 7, 2020
Moreover, we are aware that #VR is a great tool for the #cinema industry to offer audiences new ways to enjoy #films.
We co-founded w/ @Fisheyelemag & @rencontresarles the @VRArlesFestival in 2016 to bring VR cinema, documentary film & artistic creation into the spotlight. pic.twitter.com/mhs96vg1on
— BNP Paribas Group (@BNPParibas) May 7, 2020
Discover the very promising collaboration tool in mixed reality called DARE. Developed by @bnppre w/ @mimesysvr & @magicleap this new technology makes it possible to interact, build & collaborate on a project in real time, overcoming distances.https://t.co/D7YQoWGUrx
— BNP Paribas Group (@BNPParibas) May 7, 2020
https://twitter.com/BNPParibas/status/1258060753963233286
https://twitter.com/BNPParibas/status/1258053064491220997
[#BNPPTime🗞] Consumption & Business, what will the world look post #COVID19 crisis?
➡️ @Echangeur by @BNPP_PF & @obs_cetelem display 4️⃣ scenarios for 4️⃣ forms of progress with 4️⃣ timeframes.@CecileGauffriau @nincoroby @Guillaume_Riohttps://t.co/dJrKYxAgsx
— BNP Paribas Group (@BNPParibas) May 6, 2020
#BNPPResults In the 1st quarter of 2020, the Group recorded excellent business drive in the quarter impacted by an unprecedented health crisis, with gross operating income growth of 1.3%.
➡️https://t.co/rhrT2cETK2 pic.twitter.com/gmVrv1p0MD
— BNP Paribas Group (@BNPParibas) May 5, 2020
[#BNPPTime🗞️ – #OurAnimalKingdom]
2 years ago, 20 of our employees took part in the incredible human adventure of #Kadamati created by the Anglo-Bangladeshi choreographer @AkramKhanLive.
Today, you can be part of his new participative project!
W/ @FondationBNPP pic.twitter.com/aiF7yZfXDi
— BNP Paribas Group (@BNPParibas) May 2, 2020
We are gathered for #WomanTheMovie official premiere. Anastasia Mikova co-director of the movie thanks BNP Paribas for its support as principal partner. We thank her and @Yann_A_B in our turn for their strong and committed project that gives voices to #women all around the world pic.twitter.com/HS1gk2Ipbr
— BNP Paribas Group (@BNPParibas) March 3, 2020
Is Asia’s post #COVID19 future going to be greener? Export-Import Bank of Korea (Kexim) could be a harbinger of what’s to come with its €700 million green bond: https://t.co/I2UY923ejn #PositiveBanking pic.twitter.com/0gHm0vLi1o
— BNP Paribas APAC (@BNPParibasAPAC) May 5, 2020
https://twitter.com/BNPParibasCIB/status/1257317569356169216
Analysts say the #coronavirus and a savage price war means the oil and gas sector will never be the same again.
Read more in The @guardian article quoting Mark Lewis, Global Head of Sustainability Research, BNP Paribas Asset Management https://t.co/2HNc2fQ1MB— BNP Paribas AM (@BNPPAM_COM) April 4, 2020
Episode 5 🎥 A continued commitment 🇬🇧#Researchers whose projects we support through our #ClimateBiodiversity Initiative tell us about working during the #lockdown. What is the impact on the project ? How do they continue to work ? 🧑🔬
Listen to @BCastagneyrol #TreeBodyguards ⬇️ pic.twitter.com/CbJMODhhEV
— Fondation BNP Paribas (@FondationBNPP) May 7, 2020
Episode 4 🎥 A continued commitment [4/7] 🇬🇧 #Musicians usually travel a lot for tours, #concert dates and meet so many different people… 🥁 so it’s quite a particular experience to be confined in one place…
🎶 @AnnePaceo drummer & composer shares her #lockdown story ⬇️ pic.twitter.com/dOMQGpgCCa
— Fondation BNP Paribas (@FondationBNPP) May 5, 2020
Episode 3 – 🎥 A continued commitment [3/7] 🇬🇧
Today, dancer and #choreographer @kaorikiki shares with us her thoughts about life during the lockdown.
💭 Let’s reflect on how being unusually static can help us realize what we really need, who we really are… 💫 pic.twitter.com/4h881RXTx5
— Fondation BNP Paribas (@FondationBNPP) May 2, 2020
Turkish banks have been banned from performing some foreign currency trades with UBS, Citibank and BNP Paribas — the latest in a series of dramatic interventions by the country’s authorities today after the lira hit a record low.https://t.co/KOkK2juxKU
— Laura Pitel (@laurapitel) May 7, 2020
BNP Paribas' net profit slides as it warns of three 'major negative impacts' from the coronavirus https://t.co/n7CE4LgO9i pic.twitter.com/Txof3eGOVy
— TheLocalBusinessPod (@LocalBusPod) May 5, 2020
BNP Paribas profit falls 33% on expected loan losses, equity trading hit https://t.co/UJYnT3skLn pic.twitter.com/fxwbvYhn23
— Reuters (@Reuters) May 5, 2020
BNP Paribas says earnings will take a pounding from the coronavirus outbreak https://t.co/0nGKArbmEv
— Bloomberg Asia (@BloombergAsia) May 5, 2020
NEW: The energy transition will be shaped by how the world reacts to COVID-19.
On #EnergyEvolution, we talk about it w/ IEA's @IEABirol, Council on Foreign Relations' @AmyJaffeenergy, BNP Paribas' @MCL1965 and climate change author @billmckibben.
Story: https://t.co/Aymhlom25w
— ⚡Taylor Kuykendall (@taykuy) May 1, 2020
Thanks to @BNPParibas for their generous donation of $400,000 to help support our #HealthCareHeroes battling #COVID19 in NYC. We’ve been able to provide meals, groceries, taxi rides and hotel rooms to our outstanding staff: https://t.co/rV99AEb3L5#GivingTuesdayNow pic.twitter.com/cATq2mV7fT
— NYC Health + Hospitals (@NYCHealthSystem) May 5, 2020
Cards & Payments Practice Leader, Christophe Vergne & Executive Director of Cash Management @BNPParibas , Jan Dirk van Beusekom dive into the various enablers of the new #payments ecosystem in their new blog https://t.co/3zqyxry80I
— lorenzo de pieri (@peterlorenz58) May 3, 2020
BNP Paribas launches innovative carbon offset investment fundhttps://t.co/vWXKmtO02K
— Akara (@Akarahome) May 3, 2020
Societe Generale and BNP Paribas are among the biggest players in dividend futures and structured products, both of which have tumbled since the emergence of the deadly coronavirus. Traders at BNP Paribas lost $200 million on equity derivatives in Q1https://t.co/Y1XuOKF3uI
— Artur Sepp, Quant Strategist (@ArturSepp) April 30, 2020
BNP PARIBAS: The US “is hemorrhaging jobs at a pace and scale never before recorded. .. Before this recession ends, we think the U.S. unemployment rate will hit 23.0% .. it will probably take years .. for real GDP in this country to reclaim its pre-virus peak ..” pic.twitter.com/UiSNb2jtKl
— Carl Quintanilla (@carlquintanilla) April 17, 2020
The COVID-19 US equity market crash is the worst of the past 100 years, but lows not yet in, says BNP Paribas. "Our central case is that we have seen the VIX peak, but not the equity market lows. We think a second leg lower could provide better entry points for equity bulls." pic.twitter.com/pMaNDSX8SO
— Jamie McGeever (@ReutersJamie) April 17, 2020
French Bank BNP Paribas suggest we may have already seen peak oil globally, as cleaner technology and fall-out from corona put demand on permanent slide https://t.co/6fkZzt4bdl
— Doug Parr (@doug_parr) April 17, 2020
https://twitter.com/BNPPARIBASOPEN/status/1249776916447375365
Serena Williams treated fans to a glimpse of the mint-green Nike outfit she would’ve worn to compete at the 2020 BNP Paribas Open—better known as Indian Wells: https://t.co/AdKO5tcIud pic.twitter.com/u2KxkrKoUf
— The Root (@TheRoot) March 30, 2020
“Everyone is hanging around training but not really knowing how hard they should train, because we don’t know when the next event is,” @VasekPospisil
told us at the cancelled BNP Paribas Open.@iammattfitz on a surreal scene at Indian Wells: https://t.co/DAQViGPR4C— TENNIS (@Tennis) March 11, 2020
The BNP Paribas Open in Southern California, one of the world’s leading tennis tournaments, will not be held this month, making it one of the highest-profile sporting events canceled because of the coronavirus outbreak https://t.co/J9vPNBG0eU
— The New York Times (@nytimes) March 9, 2020
.@marcos_giron93 got the job done this week, earning a main draw wild card into next week's BNP Paribas Open 👏
We caught up with the Thousand Oaks native to get his thoughts on the 2019-2020 Series and opportunities provided to 🇺🇸players. #RoadtoIndianWells pic.twitter.com/aspMbQaRPz
— Oracle Challenger Series (@OracleChallngrs) March 5, 2020
If coronavirus forces the scrapping of the Tokyo Olympics it would jolt Japan’s financial system, according to BNP Paribas https://t.co/vBmmqOFv9e
— Bloomberg (@business) February 28, 2020
🎙️#MobilizedForYou How did hard rockers @hellfestopenair face the crisis after cancelling their music festival? The organisers, supported by @SocieteGenerale for over 15 years, launched a charity appeal for @CHUNantes #BenBarbaud #hellefest pic.twitter.com/hKN5Fz72Q6
— Societe Generale Group (@SocieteGenerale) May 4, 2020
#MobilizedForYou In under 8 days, #SME Lemoine faced the challenge of switching from manufacturing cotton-based skin care/hygiene products to making cotton swabs for test kits. Listen to the #podcast interview with our client Arthur de Padirac, head of this #SME. #PGE @FBFFrance pic.twitter.com/BX3lefQWCr
— Societe Generale Group (@SocieteGenerale) April 27, 2020
#MobilizedForYou From bottling machines to manufacturing disinfectant gel, the Perrier Bottling Machines company is adapting its business activity in an act of solidarity. 🎧Listen to the #podcast interview🎙️ with our client Philippe Perrier, head of this #SME #PGE @FBFFrance pic.twitter.com/TveXrAVjlx
— Societe Generale Group (@SocieteGenerale) April 24, 2020
#EarthDay The current crisis reminds us how the planet is an environmentally, socially and economically interdependent ecosystem. We are committed to be by your side and contribute to a more sustainable, inclusive and resilient world➡️https://t.co/p2D1x2ZJxw #ResponsibleBanking pic.twitter.com/baxETwZNg9
— Societe Generale Group (@SocieteGenerale) April 22, 2020
.@MSF_france teams are mobilised worldwide in the face of the epidemic to help the most vulnerable. Anchored in Africa for over 100 years, we support their actions on the continent with a €1.5M donation.
You too can take part in this collective effort: https://t.co/sgVa1jo2tT pic.twitter.com/lfO3JUllkt— Societe Generale Group (@SocieteGenerale) April 16, 2020
🛏️😷 from beddings to masks, Jacquart&Fils a family business makes available machines and stocks to produce washable masks to help hospitals. Read the interview of Laurent Dumanois, associate director of our client at https://t.co/50V9aXtE9l#CommitedForYou #AllUnited pic.twitter.com/gAzutoD92N
— Societe Generale Group (@SocieteGenerale) April 10, 2020
Maintaining individualized and adapted support to children without parental care, both on a personal development and educational level, is the whole purpose of our support to @SOSVE_FRANCE. @Fondation_SG
➡️ https://t.co/G9YtSTsIJZ pic.twitter.com/C3hXHCSAQW— Societe Generale Group (@SocieteGenerale) April 7, 2020
#CoronaVirus #Covid_19
Safety and business continuity
Non-use of the French State aid mechanisms
Salaries guaranteed for all staff
World Solidarity Programme
📢 Societe Generale's commitments during the health crisishttps://t.co/Z9FZyYI4Vx pic.twitter.com/CWMG5khQeI— Societe Generale Group (@SocieteGenerale) April 1, 2020
⚠️Be careful🔎
#Cybercrime thru #Phishing is increasing 🕵️♀️
Follow our advices so you can protect yourself from scams trying to gain access to your bank information. If you have any doubts about an email, send it to our team @CertSG 👉 securite@societegenerale.fr#Cybersecurity pic.twitter.com/ugAPjFIZpu— Societe Generale Group (@SocieteGenerale) March 30, 2020
#Coronavirus Societe Generale is following the instructions given by the @WHO and the local authorities. We have put in place locally the necessary measures to ensure business continuity, with the priority for our staff and clients health and safety.https://t.co/aPcByP6xMK pic.twitter.com/qj4yhmhkte
— Societe Generale Group (@SocieteGenerale) March 19, 2020
Replay FIRST on Bloomberg: Societe Generale CEO on Loan Loss Provisions, Guidance, Oil https://t.co/Sx43xF3rcK @SocieteGenerale @ManusCranny @nejracehic @business
— Caroline Connan (@CarolineConnan) April 30, 2020
Check out my latest article: More than ever, Innovation is at the heart of change to respond to COVID-19 https://t.co/U1o8hQY846 via @LinkedIn
— Claire Calmejane (@ccalmeja) April 16, 2020
https://twitter.com/FredericOudea/status/1255763769541693440
The mobilisation of @SocieteGenerale teams around the world is exceptional. In every country, we are actively relaying government measures and taking action through our own means to support the economy and those most badly affected.https://t.co/sI3oRo2lMJ
— Frédéric Oudéa (@FredericOudea) April 3, 2020
Our financial system has long needed ways to achieve interoperability. Blockchain is the path forward…@BNPParibas #digitalsecurities #blockchain #fintech @CreditAgricole @LedgerInsightshttps://t.co/XZQDIzUGN8
— Digital Finance (@digifinancebook) May 7, 2020
Credit Agricole sets aside almost three times the amount it booked a year ago to cover souring loans because of the impact of the coronavirus https://t.co/4shj259Fg4
— Bloomberg Asia (@BloombergAsia) May 6, 2020
Growth & opportunities: E-Finance Market 2020-2028
Key Players: @CreditAgricole @HSBC_UK @qnbbank @BankofEgypt @Arabankfin @BanqueMisr
Know more: https://t.co/SlKvc6qaT0#finance #FinancialServices pic.twitter.com/5t43MAe9a3— Report consultant (@Reportconsult) May 1, 2020
Crédit Agricole Profit Falls 16% in Q1https://t.co/biCIzfd9kE#SEENews #Egypt @CreditAgricole pic.twitter.com/5ixPmnGfgI
— Sada El-Balad English (@SeeNewsEGY) May 6, 2020
Onepoint and Credit Agricole are jointly launching CoPass https://t.co/w8VW7DhCIH
— Maurice Blok (@mauriceb78) May 8, 2020
@Credit_Agricole sets up a mutual support system for professionals > https://t.co/ccn99FwY6m #cooperativebanks pic.twitter.com/nf2vhQPrVJ
— EACB (@EACB_News) May 6, 2020
@CreditMutuel and CIC Assurances create the mutual recovery stimulus to support artisans, traders, professionals and SMEs > https://t.co/Wkex0AQmPq #cooperativebanks pic.twitter.com/zLvCxwbBTd
— EACB (@EACB_News) May 6, 2020
AC grad @eleven_x lands funding to accelerate commercialization of its wireless IoT solutions. The investment will be used to expand deployment of eleven-x smart city and campus solutions. Read more ⬇️ https://t.co/jI3E28U1Ko
— Accelerator Centre (@AC_Waterloo) May 7, 2020
#FIMEnews | FIME’s support has helped @EuroInformation, @CréditMutuel’s #fintech, to achieve #certification in line with the latest @nexo_standards Acquirer Protocol v6.0. Learn about the benefits implementation will bring here: https://t.co/PM20KoddlO pic.twitter.com/2leuT9kUYB
— FIME (@FIMEnews) May 4, 2020
#Covid19 #TousEngagés
Chaque jour, les collaborateurs du @GroupeLaPoste et de @LaBanquePostale se mobilisent pour vous accueillir dans les bureaux du @departement13 et du #Vaucluse pic.twitter.com/E8gQX5ZDon— LeGroupeLaPoste Paca (@LPNews_PACA) May 7, 2020
https://twitter.com/StuartNorval/status/1249947160138756096
French President Macon has extended the country's lockdown until 11 May.
He said that by May 11, France would be able to test every citizen presenting #coronavirus symptoms.
He added restaurants and festivals will remain closed until July.
Live updates: https://t.co/iT8Rj1OgRw pic.twitter.com/u3ue1Ph3mp
— SkyNews (@SkyNews) April 13, 2020
Award-winning journalist and Sciences Po alumna @HalaGorani shares insights from her career and on the evolution of global politics over the last two decades. Watch the interview ➡️https://t.co/UqPR2OvSkn cc. @ScPoAmericanF pic.twitter.com/c5IEpxZ0jA
— Sciences Po (@sciencespo) December 15, 2019
https://twitter.com/IFRI_/status/1204729044538941440
#Multilateralism & Defence of #Democracies: which reforms would allow global governance to respond to the challenges we are currently facing?
💡@mlafontrapnouil, director @ECFRParis, gives an overview of the situation.
More information: https://t.co/G5PSKoHDCS pic.twitter.com/CCO9nKtD5f— Think Tank 7 (@T7France) May 29, 2019
[Mustread] Status of Global #Coal Markets and Major Demand Trends in Key Regions.
New @Ifri_energie report, by Sylvie CORNOT-GANDOLPHE ➡️https://t.co/NyVx44hbDm pic.twitter.com/esvaK5DKJk
— IFRI (@IFRI_) June 27, 2019
Greater Eurasia: The Emperor’s New Clothes or an Idea whose Time Has Come? by Bobo Lo via @IFRI_ https://t.co/WL7e5sZJYN
— Richard Lavergne (@mouchezlim) July 5, 2019
At long last: my Ifri report on the strategic role of land forces is now available in its English version! 🇫🇷🇬🇧🇺🇸 pic.twitter.com/UAk7tYkafG
— Elie Tenenbaum (@ElieTenenbaum) July 11, 2019
In the Strait of #Hormuz, #Europe needs to independently take responsibility for ensuring freedom of navigation. We are directly challenged because: region is in our neighbourhood & problems directly affect us. They will not go away unless we act. @ecfr https://t.co/w2QvyUaxDb
— Norbert Röttgen (@n_roettgen) August 12, 2019
A sizeable number of the #EU28 oppose nuclear weapons in general, irrespective of European strategic autonomy efforts.👇https://t.co/3IzHCFO5z4 pic.twitter.com/GyQdWV3V0k
— ECFR (@ecfr) August 16, 2019
#Europe has dug in against #Trump on #Iran:
“I’ve heard several folks in Europe say, ‘Look, all of us served as diplos during #IraqWar…we’ve seen beginnings of this movie before & we won’t get dragged into it again.” – @EllieGeranmayeh https://t.co/HGTw5vOMg9 @business— ECFR (@ecfr) August 24, 2019
A united west? A way forward? – @GresselGustav explains the Russian perception of threat and a way forward for the implementation of stronger arms control in Europe. Read more here: 👉 https://t.co/wVwJ23vuJC pic.twitter.com/cRZXbkrIDt
— ECFR Wider Europe (@ECFRWiderEurope) August 19, 2019
https://twitter.com/AngusLapsleyFCO/status/1163448031062167552
As President #Macron plans to use the #G7Summit in #Biarritz to focus on the need for #multilateralism, here's @AnthonyDworkin and me from earlier this year @ecfr on #Europe's stake in the multilateral system (and those powers that oppose it): https://t.co/RRFSBDnXrM
— Richard Gowan (@RichardGowan1) August 22, 2019
MOOC Innovation for the Energy & Climate Transition is out now and fully available here ! https://t.co/SK0jZPZWb8 #Innovation #energy #climate #EnergyTransition #EU
Does the EU really have a Long Term Strategy to tackle climate change? with @ABVidakovic ! https://t.co/dthMRhphoD— Jacques Delors Institute (@DelorsInstitute) July 25, 2019
https://twitter.com/Fondapol/status/1154010006355886081
EU: A huge snag in the populist plan. The public attachment to the European currency is becoming stronger and stronger. See also "Support for the Euro protects Europe” (by Katherine Hamilton and Myself), Democracies under Pressure (@Fondapol), p.114-115 https://t.co/ewClIFeFDP https://t.co/L7n1xl9yOA
— Dominique Reynié (@DominiqueReynie) August 6, 2019
#Video 🔴⚪️ What is Europe's role in the future of arms control ?
These interviews were conducted on the margins of the Eighth Consultative Meeting of the @EU_NonProlif Consortium. With @eu_eeas @UNIDIR @IISS_org and #FRS
Video : https://t.co/IFc7QoZ7ek pic.twitter.com/Fhdm0qJHXl
— FRS (@FRS_org) August 23, 2019
In July 2019, the prices of frequently purchased goods rose by 0.1% in hyper and supermarketshttps://t.co/ApF6NokdJ3
— INSEE (@InseeFr_News) August 14, 2019
@coface highlights that the #chemical industry in Europe and North America is suffering from fewer opportunities in the #automotive sector. Signs of a slowing global economy continue to accumulate. https://t.co/LVO7e7euvI pic.twitter.com/jM5W0gmLPS
— Coface Group (@coface) May 9, 2019
International Partnership against impunity for the use of #chemicalweapons : State members and International Organizations met in Paris on November 14-15 to work on concrete measures to hold perpetrators accountable for their crimes @francediplo_EN @OPCW https://t.co/45GlLC7hdb pic.twitter.com/eR9XnbX2Oz
— Aff. stratégiques-sécurité-désarmement@francediplo (@francediplo_ASD) November 19, 2019
Australia Vol.19 (think tanks, banks)
We have released a new Explainer on What is Money? – https://t.co/Q2PkzJtG9U pic.twitter.com/8q4G4NycYt
— RBA (@RBAInfo) April 16, 2020
Almost exactly 100 years ago, another pandemic was causing devastation around the world, at a time where digital banking and contactless payments couldn’t easily substitute the use of cash: https://t.co/4XH6Vuzu2p
— CommBank (@CommBank) May 5, 2020
A message for our business customers from @isaac_rankin, ANZ Managing Director- Commercial Banking.
Here are some of the ways we can help you and your business through this challenging time: https://t.co/qrKo2TyMfV
— ANZ Australia (@ANZ_AU) March 30, 2020
Today we’ve announced NAB employees will be given an additional long weekend this year, on one condition: it is spent in a town that has been affected by the bushfires. pic.twitter.com/G4UUKxnPvr
— NAB (@NAB) January 23, 2020
#BREAKING: In response to COVID-19, @NAB is declaring eligible customers can freeze their home loan repayments for 6 months. @Fi_Willan #AusPol #9News pic.twitter.com/GMY8QpadFs
— Nine News Melbourne (@9NewsMelb) March 20, 2020
Australia's wildlife needs our help. We've teamed up with @WIRES_NSW and @TheRipperGroup to deploy drones to help find and rescue animals in bushfire-affected regions.
Help when it matters. pic.twitter.com/uzywhhnJab— Westpac Bank (@Westpac) March 11, 2020
Through clever innovation, Westpac Little Ripper Lifesaver can help stop the spread of COVID-19. Our fleet of specialised drones will be able to spray environmentally-friendly disinfectant to ensure public spaces remain safe.
Help when it matters.@TheRipperGroup pic.twitter.com/Ld3Lvl1KST— Westpac Bank (@Westpac) April 30, 2020
We’re using our unique connection to the SME community to offer tailored advice, and will stand with our small business customers until conditions improve and they’re back on their feet.
Read the full article below. For BOQ's SME support: https://t.co/P9Crw0w3Vb pic.twitter.com/LBadXBaGoc
— BOQ (@BOQ) April 30, 2020
With many of us working from home at the moment, it's important to stay on top of your cyber security! Check out this guide from Australian Cyber Security Centre for some helpful tips: https://t.co/6ImW3xApIb pic.twitter.com/HkJvlwWdgS
— BOQ (@BOQ) April 26, 2020
Hear from Macquarie Chief Economist and Global Head of Macro Strategy, Ric Deverell, as he assesses the range of human and economic impacts of coronavirus, from an Australian and global perspective. You can watch his full interview at: https://t.co/c4yzN8UtHg pic.twitter.com/HKCO3XzvLB
— Macquarie Bank (@macquariebank) April 24, 2020
We’ve crunched the numbers and in the 21 years our Community Bank model has been operating, we've invested $229 million back into communities.
In the 2018-2019 financial year, we contributed $24 million alone. More information: https://t.co/2v3knDXeAK pic.twitter.com/NSd79ZEHK5
— Bendigo Bank (@bendigobank) April 27, 2020
Lakshman Anantakrishnan, AMP Australia's Chief Investment Officer, explores the importance of understanding risk in super in the current market conditions.
Read more: https://t.co/Oz1Esw21nG pic.twitter.com/SUvWl2hOi3— AMP (@AMP_AU) April 21, 2020
Australia and New Zealand should plan to expand the trans-Tasman bubble to the Pacific islands | @michael_ASPI | https://t.co/x7RPzqhj0X pic.twitter.com/NNNzd6k1hS
— ASPI (@ASPI_org) May 7, 2020
🚨NEW PODCAST🚨
In episode three of ‘Australia’s Next Steps’, @michael_ASPI speaks to @ak_pennington
(@CntrFutureWork) and Tom Murphy from the Queensland Investment Corporation about nation building, the Australian economy and its resilience. 🎧 here: https://t.co/xiQ6wq2cXz pic.twitter.com/AGePgBvXlH— ASPI (@ASPI_org) May 7, 2020
‘Youth underemployment in Australia rose to 18.3% in February, and economists are tipping that youth unemployment could hit 20% as a result of the pandemic’ | Check out ‘Smashed like an avocado,' a chapter from ASPI’s recent publication 'After Covid-19'⬇️https://t.co/3wVfNwUYql
— ASPI (@ASPI_org) May 7, 2020
While many of us work remotely, it's never been more important to make sure you are being cyber safe and secure working from home. Here's some tips from the experts ⬇️ https://t.co/QdT2EZb4iU
— ASPI (@ASPI_org) May 7, 2020
Australian universities should think twice before installing spyware on students’ computers | Emilia Currey | https://t.co/1VTZoFxUMm pic.twitter.com/UxCKGcsfwW
— ASPI (@ASPI_org) May 7, 2020
'I think acquiring LRASM for Hobart- and Hunter- class naval surface combatants would be a logical step to replace outdated, slow, and short-range Harpoon' says @Dr_M_Davis to @TheNatlInterest on replacing Australia's harpoon missiles https://t.co/0sUmWb4kqC
— ASPI (@ASPI_org) May 6, 2020
Australia must fast-track new domestic storage to ensure fuel security | @johncoyne14 and @halcrichton | https://t.co/l3XqqkP7FH pic.twitter.com/Vk598PtuWx
— ASPI (@ASPI_org) May 6, 2020
Fundamental geopolitical trends may well prefigure the world of 2020 but 'political leaders must overcome the current crisis—and not repeat the catastrophic errors of a century ago' writes Dominique Moisi. https://t.co/AbqshdaaFg
— ASPI (@ASPI_org) May 6, 2020
Ramesh Thakur writes that in the US '…a policy designed to protect the health system from being overwhelmed has instead partially crippled it.' https://t.co/gyemagLlTG
— ASPI (@ASPI_org) May 6, 2020
‘It is reassuring our security organisations have looked into this, but let’s make that information publicly available how the data will be handled. Are there assurances there will be no back doors?’ | Non-resident Senior Fellow @jleibold on @skynewsaust https://t.co/Z0zBPAGY5F
— ASPI (@ASPI_org) May 6, 2020
‘The fact that Vietnam has a pervasive security state, and can enlist the armed forces (as well as large numbers of civilians) makes it easier for Hanoi to do this kind of public health surveillance’ says @le2huong in this @CNBC article ⬇️ https://t.co/E3rFVf5k5k
— ASPI (@ASPI_org) May 6, 2020
This @australian article mentions ASPI’s new publication ‘After Covid-19: Australia and the world rebuild’, which offers policy-focused analysis on the world we will face after the pandemic. Read the strategy report here ➡️ https://t.co/oGNZDL3ocO https://t.co/WvbEf7BJhI
— ASPI (@ASPI_org) May 5, 2020
'The onus is on the proponents of lockdowns to prove the case for the extensive cessation of economic activities, suspension of individual freedoms and mass house arrest of entire populations' writes Ramesh Thakur. https://t.co/VdZKsrYZXR
— ASPI (@ASPI_org) May 5, 2020
Check out this week's five domains update covering new 🇦🇺 patrol boats and a variant of the Bushmaster, UFOs, the COVIDSafe app and more! https://t.co/zGh77DApzD
— ASPI (@ASPI_org) May 5, 2020
‘…advocates of increased spending to counter conventional threats ought to be expected to provide much more plausible and detailed explanations about why the usual defence priorities should prevail in rapidly changing times’ writes @Antipodemia https://t.co/V7h8utv2ue
— ASPI (@ASPI_org) May 5, 2020
This @afr article mentions Senior Analyst @Marcus_ASPI discussing Collins class submarine upgrades. Read more ⬇️ https://t.co/xhdobx5TPq
— ASPI (@ASPI_org) May 4, 2020
'Oil and iron ore are the two most basic commodities of industrial economies and, through much of their history, their prices have moved in tandem along with the underlying health of global industrial production' writes David Uren.https://t.co/wOCqaGbbXA
— ASPI (@ASPI_org) May 4, 2020
'Hope regarded both the effectiveness and the accountability of the intelligence system as whole-of-government responsibilities' writes Peter Edwards.https://t.co/OBmOe7HmAq
— ASPI (@ASPI_org) May 4, 2020
'Australia is about to test how well it can navigate those global institutions and do diplomacy to facilitate, align and engage. Expect China to fight every step of the way' writes Graeme Dobell.https://t.co/rkp7enARiG
— ASPI (@ASPI_org) May 4, 2020
‘To prevent what many scientists now fear—a second wave of the pandemic later this year—we must urgently act where the need is most pressing: in the world’s poorest countries’ writes Gordon Brown @OfficeGSBrown https://t.co/mUO3eamTWH
— ASPI (@ASPI_org) May 4, 2020
This @Telegraph article mentions research intern @tracingtheworld and her article in the Strategist on hashtag activism ➡️ https://t.co/uHGJyKnRBk https://t.co/05I7uJJ6wn
— ASPI (@ASPI_org) May 4, 2020
On @ABC_NewsRadio, @Dr_M_Davis commented on the ADF and Covid-19: ‘I think that as long as the Australian Government takes precautions, the effects should be relatively minimal, but it is always uncertain’ https://t.co/D3PQkCPQdN
— ASPI (@ASPI_org) May 4, 2020
‘We have a really strong interest…to make sure that something like this never happens again. SARS came out of Wuhan…and we can’t afford to be in a situation where 5 years from now we’re dealing with an even worse virus’ | Peter Jennings on @SkyNewsAust https://t.co/a5zu8933lu
— ASPI (@ASPI_org) May 4, 2020
After Covid-19: Australia and the world rebuild | @johncoyne14 and Peter Jennings | https://t.co/wRfFdf35Qt pic.twitter.com/mBFVZNKgsO
— ASPI (@ASPI_org) May 3, 2020
Covid-19 ‘could allow the European project to return to its roots: reconciling the prerogatives of the nation-state with the realities of interdependence, rather than sacrificing national sovereignty on the altar of neoliberal dogma.'https://t.co/6SPwoZmPDM
— ASPI (@ASPI_org) May 1, 2020
‘…international cooperation is key to saving lives and extinguishing epidemics. But the mixed global response to the Covid-19 pandemic suggests that the world is in danger of forgetting this lesson,’ writes @AMB_A_Mohammed https://t.co/Y7MWHmncPN
— ASPI (@ASPI_org) May 1, 2020
‘It’s imperative that the government make a clear, convincing case to the public for why expenditure on the scale that Defence is undertaking remains strategically, and indeed morally, sound amid the… crisis’ writes @dmandrews13https://t.co/Rd6MIAdffr
— ASPI (@ASPI_org) May 1, 2020
'The biggest challenge for Australian governments is how to manage the huge risk of being overly dependent on a state whose strategic trajectory fundamentally compromises our deepest national security interests' writes Peter Jennings on China in the @guardian https://t.co/ibmCcmLLCj
— ASPI (@ASPI_org) May 1, 2020
Time to prepare for a cyber version of the coronavirus crisis | @TimWattsMP | https://t.co/3zRtkBbGtN pic.twitter.com/TxtbM251EE
— ASPI (@ASPI_org) May 1, 2020
‘For business leaders to…say, ‘this is ridiculous, let’s get back to an environment where we can make money’, is just failing to take account of the fundamental national security responsibility that government has’ says Peter Jennings to the @australian https://t.co/qlirFVE0Su
— ASPI (@ASPI_org) May 1, 2020
‘…a Taiwan crisis… could lead to a wider mobilisation of forces, including Chinese SSBNs and US and allied anti-submarine warfare assets…,’ writes @Rory_Medcalfhttps://t.co/dVxJ9eXKsh
— ASPI (@ASPI_org) April 30, 2020
'Manus Island has an excellent natural harbour and is strategically well located to provide forward support for RAN ships operating in the western Pacific, including the South China Sea' writes Denis Mole.https://t.co/4XWoXVXuEy
— ASPI (@ASPI_org) April 30, 2020
Today, we're seeing rising calls for national self-sufficiency or de-globalization. Neither is a viable option. My latest for @ASPI_org argues that there is a middle path for democratic nations and discusses what that might look like. https://t.co/HBJcPnUMEX
— Charles Edel (@CharlesEdel) May 6, 2020
Solid piece from my boss Peter Jennings with some actionable recommendations, drawing off @ASPI_org’s new book ‘After Covid’. https://t.co/XLq9BNPQQF
— Charlie Lyons Jones (@cnlyonsjones) May 2, 2020
https://twitter.com/Hannah_ASPI/status/1255755817682259968
https://twitter.com/LowyInstitute/status/1258269832417546240
Lowy Institute's @jonathan_pryke on @abcnews https://t.co/TwxkuI7vOS
— The Lowy Institute (@LowyInstitute) May 7, 2020
"The US was self-isolating before Covid-19 under Donald Trump’s presidency, what Covid has done is magnified the worst elements of the Trump administration."@mfullilove on the USA's response to #COVIDー19 in @GuardianAus https://t.co/vdd9dWoMZT
— The Lowy Institute (@LowyInstitute) May 7, 2020
Economic diplomacy: Lifting the doona on a post-pandemic world | Greg Earl https://t.co/Rz7hHiMKO4
— The Lowy Institute (@LowyInstitute) May 7, 2020
Ending a long-standing program, the US shows its commitment to defending friends in the Western Pacific is on the wane.
Dr Peter Layton writes for The Interpreter. https://t.co/YIvxX7VDdB
— The Lowy Institute (@LowyInstitute) May 7, 2020
"The latest Lowy Poll shows only one in four Australians have confidence in [President Trump] “to do the right thing in world affairs”, but a great majority (72%) of Australians believe the US alliance is in the country’s national interest."@GuardianAushttps://t.co/vdd9dWGnRr
— The Lowy Institute (@LowyInstitute) May 7, 2020
“The government can’t realistically pursue structural reforms until it has tackled” the health and economic crises, Bland said.
Lowy Institute's @benjaminbland on #COVIDー19 in Indonesia. @YahooFinanceUKhttps://t.co/px7DUMOpd1
— The Lowy Institute (@LowyInstitute) May 6, 2020
Big questions loom around how China can jump-start growth after the coronavirus crisis and the US trade war.
Rowan Callick writes for The Interpreter.https://t.co/d9dVGDMJMe
— The Lowy Institute (@LowyInstitute) May 6, 2020
“If we can have a trans-Tasman bubble, if we can work more with some of those other effective well-run countries, a kind of coalition of the competent, I think that would be great.”@mfullilove on #QandA, quoted in @australian https://t.co/mk5HNwy0kx
— The Lowy Institute (@LowyInstitute) May 6, 2020
How will history judge the global epilogues on two of the world’s greatest challenges?@bronwynlo writes for The Interpreter.https://t.co/MlFctACV5F
— The Lowy Institute (@LowyInstitute) May 6, 2020
China, meanwhile, has been “preoccupied by the propaganda element in this – the war on narratives, as opposed to actually getting things done – and by fending off questions about the factors that led to the outbreak”.@HerveLemahieu in @SCMPNews https://t.co/m47op8FlRi
— The Lowy Institute (@LowyInstitute) May 5, 2020
The small port town of Gwadar, in the south-west of Pakistan, is the centre stage of the $50 billion China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) project, the Pakistan component of the Belt and Road Initiative.@iAdnanAamir writes on Gwadar for The Interpreter https://t.co/kR9nd1BqrG
— The Lowy Institute (@LowyInstitute) May 5, 2020
“The Covid-19 crisis deals a really big blow to Indonesia’s economic ambitions,” said Ben Bland, director of the Southeast Asia program at the Lowy Institute in Sydney.@benjaminbland in @bpolitics today.https://t.co/nGuruJ7B06
— The Lowy Institute (@LowyInstitute) May 5, 2020
"There are likely to be other crises ahead over the next few years, and history tells us that PNG will want to find its own solutions."
Ian Kemish, former Australian High Commissioner to Papua New Guinea, writes for The Interpreter. https://t.co/KJ5FnZM2Lr
— The Lowy Institute (@LowyInstitute) May 4, 2020
"But on the present trajectory, the post-virus world economy will be one of subdued growth, more fragility, and greater division."@RolandMRajah writes on the International Economy in the Lowy Institute's latest digital feature. https://t.co/pP2Zvki2KR
— The Lowy Institute (@LowyInstitute) May 4, 2020
“China knows if they get painted with allowing Covid-19 to spread to the world, it will do significant damage to their soft power.”
Lowy Institute Executive Director @mfullilove in @GuardianAus https://t.co/Av6shbMwbO
— The Lowy Institute (@LowyInstitute) May 4, 2020
“‘Typically an oil price decline is good for consumers…the problem is this is coming at the same time as a major demand hit.” @reziemba
Listen to COVIDcast Episode 9. https://t.co/7uhuHOe8sH
— The Lowy Institute (@LowyInstitute) May 4, 2020
“That is entirely reasonable. I do think China owes the world an explanation. The world does need to learn the lessons of Covid-19 so another pandemic can be avoided.”
Executive Director @mfullilove on an independent inquiry into the origins of #COVIDー19https://t.co/Av6shbMwbO
— The Lowy Institute (@LowyInstitute) May 4, 2020
"It is a credit to Australia that our Prime Minister has led the charge for an international probe into COVID-19 … In a landmark speech to the Lowy Institute last year, he spoke on the importance of shared values in building international friendships." https://t.co/h6TJGUAmDn
— The Lowy Institute (@LowyInstitute) May 4, 2020
"Our politicians, including ministers, have decided to do away with the diplomatic pleasantries when it comes to our biggest trading partner without so much as a pebble in our arsenal."@NicholasCounsel writes for The Interpreter.https://t.co/4fxLuJCjAX
— The Lowy Institute (@LowyInstitute) May 3, 2020
"Whether or not they are actually tracking you everywhere you go … you kind of have to assume they are, even if they are not."@mcgregorrichard @joshchin @annafifield @JanePerlez discuss China and the foreign press.
Event recording now available. https://t.co/y8oupfxEX7
— The Lowy Institute (@LowyInstitute) May 3, 2020
“Leadership and inspiration in this crisis have mainly come from smaller, more agile countries, with rational politicians and effective bureaucracies … Perhaps in the future we will see more coalitions of the competent,”@mfullilove in @FinancialReviewhttps://t.co/xxxI0ORarj
— The Lowy Institute (@LowyInstitute) May 3, 2020
China’s outspoken officials “are seeking to prevent any censure of China and impress headquarters in Beijing. Some of the behaviour is quite outrageous,"
Lowy Institute Executive Director @mfullilove in @globeandmailhttps://t.co/alupfvkXAO
— The Lowy Institute (@LowyInstitute) May 2, 2020
"Trump’s relationship with the truth is as tenuous as that of many of China’s officials’ spouting of conspiracy theories."
Lowy Institute Research Fellow and former diplomat in China @natashaskassam writes on #COVID19 for @ChinaFile @ForeignPolicyhttps://t.co/V3sf6LD0cI
— The Lowy Institute (@LowyInstitute) May 1, 2020
"China is now the third largest aid donor in the region, eclipsing Japan and the U.S. but still far behind Australia and New Zealand, and it is fast becoming the region's most important trading partner" Lowy Institute's @jonathan_pryke and @mcgregorrichard https://t.co/lpNYh5O6UK
— The Lowy Institute (@LowyInstitute) May 1, 2020
My piece on US withdrawal from Afghanistan and its Security Ramifications for Central Asia. @LowyInstitute https://t.co/Lil862O08q
— Azima Ahmad Iqtait (@akh_azima) May 7, 2020
More missteps by #KSA is generating further disquiet from within Washington. “The high price of cheap oil for Saudi Arabia” https://t.co/pAscu8lw2E
— Rodger Shanahan (@RodgerShanahan) April 30, 2020
It was a real pleasure to chat with @RolandMRajah @RodgerShanahan from @LowyInstitute for their covidcast on the impacts of the oil price on the global economy, geopolitics, especially of the Middle East. Great to chat. And check out the other episodes! https://t.co/fcmRbPBfRI https://t.co/OwHSVnSx54
— Rachel Ziemba (@reziemba) May 1, 2020
Why haven't concerns over China’s espionage activities and industrial policies translated into a broader backlash against Chinese technology overseas? @natashaskassam & @noah_yim explain. https://t.co/zO9EnSlOjh
— Project Syndicate (@ProSyn) May 1, 2020
Re-upping the video of this week’s episode of #qanda, on which I appeared along with @SenatorWong @DaveSharma @PearsonElaine @RNicholasBurns and of course @hamishNews. @QandA @LowyInstitute https://t.co/Jh81QKSJVl
— Michael Fullilove (@mfullilove) May 6, 2020
Sorry to see that George Packer’s biography of Richard Holbrooke, 'Our Man', missed out on the Pulitzer Prize. I haven’t read Benjamin Moser’s book on Susan Sontag but as I wrote in The Interpreter, I thought 'Our Man' was remarkable: https://t.co/5z45c0mXbT @Martin_Indyk
— Michael Fullilove (@mfullilove) May 6, 2020
Great to see three @LowyInstitute colleagues – @RollandNadege @HerveLemahieu and @MLVarrall – quoted in this @smh article on China: https://t.co/ADsVBoPTum
— Michael Fullilove (@mfullilove) May 3, 2020
Alabama Vol.7 (incl #coronavirus) / Mississippi Vol.6 (incl #coronavirus)
Remembering Albert King, born on this day in 1923 in Indianola, Mississippi. Here he is performing “I’ll Play the Blues for You” at Wattstax in 1972. pic.twitter.com/rnDuVgoo7x
— Dust-to-Digital (@dusttodigital) April 25, 2020
Take a tour of Mississippi with @MarshallRamsey and download a coloring sheet of Leland.https://t.co/je6Lx5nb7V
— Mississippi Today (@MSTODAYnews) April 28, 2020
The story of Shalondra Rollins, the first person to die of COVID-19 in Hinds County, may tell us everything about why black Mississippians are hit so much harder by the pandemic. https://t.co/RbAZ9ZsymY
— Mississippi Today (@MSTODAYnews) April 23, 2020
"We are trying to catch people early on who may be spreading it unknowingly." https://t.co/wfpdAMEOtC
— Clarion Ledger (@clarionledger) April 27, 2020
The Mississippi Justice Institute and state Rep. Dana Criswel said the ban on the open carry of firearms violates both the U.S. and state constitutions. https://t.co/7FMo70EtTb
— Clarion Ledger (@clarionledger) April 28, 2020
Coronavirus updates: Here's a look at coronavirus COVID-19 cases across Mississippi, broken down by county. https://t.co/ABLt9X55Cv
— Hattiesburg American (@hburgamerican) April 27, 2020
The weekly market is continuing to provide locally-grown fresh food during the COVID-19 pandemic. https://t.co/Kym8FJcX49
— Jake Thompson (@JakeThompsonOE) April 27, 2020
Some area farmers doing good business, seeing more customers during pandemic https://t.co/lcAI2Lhmyi
— The Dispatch (@CDispatch) April 10, 2020
Nightmare: Powerful storm leaves damage throughout area https://t.co/MFXaQy7DYk
— Enterprise-Journal (@TheEJlive) April 24, 2020
Is it safe to order food via take-out or delivery? https://t.co/KVNy1yww7l
— Meridian Star (@meridianstar) April 28, 2020
With no clear picture of how quickly customers will return, some Lauderdale County businesses began opening their doors to the public Monday, now permitted under an order from Gov. Tate Reeves. https://t.co/BnRgTIEJgk
— Meridian Star (@meridianstar) April 27, 2020
— THE VICKSBURG POST (@VicksburgPost) April 20, 2020
Did You Know? Natchez was established by French colonists in 1716, & is one of the oldest and most important European settlements in the lower Mississippi River Valley.#MississippiFacts pic.twitter.com/LyJgZfesWr
— Vicksburg Tweets (@VicksburgMSnews) March 10, 2020
One water rescue was reported Monday morning and many saw their power service impacted as storms moved over the area. https://t.co/zLg2YAcY88
— Starkville Daily (@StarkvilleDaily) April 13, 2020
The “Parking Lot Wifi Map” is available for residents to use as needed. https://t.co/Xzu5gs8eQd
— Sun Herald (@sunherald) April 21, 2020
Restrictions on retail stores were relaxed, but there will be changes. Here’s what you need to know before going to shop or going back to work. https://t.co/om4cl6jIuS
— Sun Herald (@sunherald) April 24, 2020
The new mandates come as the U.S. continues to see new coronavirus cases. https://t.co/W2kMrykTUR
— Sun Herald (@sunherald) April 28, 2020
Would you attend Mardi Gras parades in the Big Easy next year? Tell us why or why not. https://t.co/ZuR1fU2Du9
— Sun Herald (@sunherald) April 29, 2020
Bulldog Graduates, it’s about that time! MSU’s Friday commencement will broadcast statewide and online. Click the link for details, https://t.co/VxJUd5QrUc. pic.twitter.com/hU00Sg1eDf
— Mississippi State (@msstate) April 28, 2020
Stacey Abrams on her ambitions to be Joe Biden's running mate: "As a young black woman growing up in Mississippi, I learned that if you don't raise your hand, people won't see you and they won't give you attention" #CNNSOTU https://t.co/kqA1FEANfj pic.twitter.com/aLDUYIGAbd
— CNN Politics (@CNNPolitics) April 26, 2020
That specific Mississippi law isn’t reflected in the models generated by Harvard and MIT, but the shutdown effects still remain.
Read more: https://t.co/RB4lTnC6ii pic.twitter.com/jxMHtv1xJf
— The Daily Beast (@thedailybeast) April 28, 2020
What about Mississippi? The state’s death toll is at 201 (as of 4/28).
Gov. Tate Reeves signed a decree keeping gyms, salons, and theaters closed while allowing retail stores to open at 50% capacity. https://t.co/RB4lTnC6ii
— The Daily Beast (@thedailybeast) April 28, 2020
On a state level, #coronavirus progress:
Colorado, Mississippi, Minnesota, Montana and Tennessee set to join Georgia, Oklahoma, Alaska and South Carolina in reopening:https://t.co/zwbejaHEwe#TeaParty #Trump2020 #CoronaVirusUpdates #KAG
— Michael Johns (@michaeljohns) April 27, 2020
Alabama, Florida, Mississippi and Georgia observe #ConfederateMemorialDay today. It’s NOT a holiday; it's a reminder that these states fought to uphold a system of white supremacy built on the enslavement of African Americans. Let's #LoseTheLostCause. https://t.co/Jq440ujUiP
— Margaret Huang (@MargaretLHuang) April 27, 2020
https://twitter.com/MSUExtService/status/1249834790792167430
Mississippi State University President Mark Keenum shares refund information with MSU students, https://t.co/8BCsdVc9d1 pic.twitter.com/AevdGgmnvQ
— Mississippi State (@msstate) April 10, 2020
Mississippi lawmakers returned to the Capitol on Friday and asserted their control in a power struggle with the governor over who has the authority to spend $1.25B the state is receiving from the federal government for coronavirus relief. https://t.co/aGckpDzgjM
— Mississippi Business Journal (@mbjournal) May 1, 2020
Here's how college closings are impacting graduating lawyers and accountants: https://t.co/7jmgto9ZB7
— Mississippi Business Journal (@mbjournal) May 1, 2020
"Ole Miss has become everything to me."
Our 2019-2020 Hall of Fame members share what #OleMiss means to them. #HottyToddy #OleMissGrad20 pic.twitter.com/2bhixm5PP7
— Ole Miss (@OleMissRebels) April 30, 2020
Dr. Alan Jones, who serves as UMMC's clinical response leader for the COVID-19 pandemic, has been recognized as the 2020 SEC Faculty Achievement Award winner for the @OleMissRebels for his work as a professor and researcher. Learn more: https://t.co/mJc5tPT4X4 pic.twitter.com/5dvuRN4g0Y
— The University of Mississippi Medical Center (@UMMCnews) April 28, 2020
Congrats on winning! Thanks for coming out today. #HailState https://t.co/E6dhzJ7sXE
— Mississippi State Marketing (@HailStateMKTG) February 23, 2020
Comm. Mike Chaney speaks with WLOX about auto insurance credits. https://t.co/bk1dLHZMna
— MS Insurance Dept. (@MSInsuranceDept) April 29, 2020
Alcorn to Issue Prorated Refunds for Housing, Meals, and Parking for Spring 2020 Semesterhttps://t.co/TBgdz47R8T pic.twitter.com/MEjsdelQMQ
— Alcorn State (@AlcornStateU) April 11, 2020
ICYMI: Starkville and Oxford are relying on masking requirements as they steer into the prospect of easing open increased economic activity amid the ongoing threat posed by COVID-19. https://t.co/CNUCgHzm9f
— Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal (@DJournalnow) May 1, 2020
The eighth annual School Lunch Hero Day on Friday, May 1, comes at a time when school nutrition workers are more valued than ever as they work to provide meals to children during a global pandemic. https://t.co/ZTncqWKaFV
— Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal (@DJournalnow) April 30, 2020
Via @FastCompany: This is the most essential skill #business leaders need to work through the #COVID19 crisis: https://t.co/9Y2r0UTeLj #coronavirus #leadership
— MS Economic Council (@MECStateChamber) May 1, 2020
Check out our #OSCommunityStrong commercial airing now on ABC TV. #CityofOceanSprings #OceanSprings #ILoveOS https://t.co/0zIl9bhYa8 via @YouTube
— OceanSpringsChamber (@OceanSpringsCha) May 1, 2020
Easy, fresh, and impressive! Today's recipe for our "Cooking In A Crisis" series is for Patty Roper's favorite Spring Salad with Sweet Paprika Dressing! For the recipe, click the link below! #CookingInACrisis #MisMag https://t.co/e2QzvdWewe
— Mississippi Magazine (@MississippiMag) April 6, 2020
The University of #Mississippi is providing scholarships and programs for 11th and 12th graders to allow them to try out college classes online in response to postponement and cancellations of its usual summer programs due to the #COVID19 crisis. #msedu https://t.co/s72p3fihB8 pic.twitter.com/IzNdudNO5e
— Jackson Free Press (@JxnFreePress) April 30, 2020
Cleaning and disinfecting your work space is important for reopening your business. The Chamber developed a guide with recommendations on safely cleaning and sanitizing work spaces and common areas to maintain the safety of your employees and customers.https://t.co/osGqC48UNz pic.twitter.com/ZFo3rJZHR7
— Mobile Area Chamber (@MobileChamber) May 1, 2020
Here's a running list on the details of businesses that are reopening throughout the weekend. https://t.co/9nLzz2p7hN
— AL.com Mobile (@ALcomMobile) May 1, 2020
Under Kay Ivey's Safer at Home order, Alabama beaches opened under social distancing rules on April 30. Many businesses got the go ahead too as long as rules were followed. The restrictions will be revisited May 15. https://t.co/JqAXdikaNV
— AL.com Mobile (@ALcomMobile) May 1, 2020
https://twitter.com/ALcomMobile/status/1255236596003147779
“We need to make eating an event,” says Brenda Gantt, whose biscuit-making video has gone viral. Here's more about this vivacious Alabama grandmother. https://t.co/w8dgYXJcgR
— Michelle Matthews (@Michelle_Mobile) April 28, 2020
With Alabama beaches reopening at 5p today – Thursday, April 30 – we are flying yellow flags in Orange Beach. Social distancing rules must be followed and will be enforced – gatherings of less than 10 and staying 6 feet apart. Here’s Cotton Bayou Beach this morning. @spann #alwx pic.twitter.com/bX1hLHFV4Q
— City of Orange Beach (@cityorangebeach) April 30, 2020
Thank you to the #GatewayInitiative team for today’s Daily Update by Coastal Alabama Business Chamber’s CEO, Greg Alexander. @BizChamberAL #ChamberStrong https://t.co/F8nyYGUTYs
— SouthBaldwinChamber (@SBaldwinChamber) April 27, 2020
Reimagine 13 quintessential Birmingham scenes. 🖍 We made this Birmingham coloring book available as a free download. https://t.co/p2fUIrCYSu pic.twitter.com/Ojs04J4AI4
— IN Birmingham (@inbirmingham) April 30, 2020
If you know families who are looking for ideas or encouragement as we continue to shelter-in-place, encourage them to check out the city’s new Stay-At-Home Family Activity Guide. https://t.co/BUTgpCfSo9
— City of Birmingham (@cityofbhamal) April 21, 2020
If you've just got to cut your hair, here are some tips that might help you get the job done! https://t.co/Xk9iwesGBl
— MontgomeryAdvertiser (@MGMAdvertiser) April 25, 2020
Tips to extend the life, sanitize, and make your mask more effective https://t.co/AU0gnRVOra
— MontgomeryAdvertiser (@MGMAdvertiser) April 28, 2020
The Alabama Department of Health has stopped doing normal restaurant inspections while the governor's stay-at-home restrictions have been in place. https://t.co/oijycMMflj
— MontgomeryAdvertiser (@MGMAdvertiser) April 22, 2020
Garbage and trash collection increased by 1,300 tons in Montgomery last week due to Easter storms and coronavirus. https://t.co/dImggFSGGw
— MontgomeryAdvertiser (@MGMAdvertiser) April 21, 2020
Meet Alabama National Guard's Task Force 31. https://t.co/FxFMxFPYyL
— MontgomeryAdvertiser (@MGMAdvertiser) April 23, 2020
We know that people with underlying medical conditions are more likely to die of COVID-19. Here are the most common conditions found in patients who died of the virus in Alabama. https://t.co/ezlCBpDm8e via @mgmadvertiser
— Safiya Charles (@imsafiyacharles) April 23, 2020
Answer Man: How bad was the 1918-1919 pandemic in Alabama? https://t.co/3HTynIU02L pic.twitter.com/0z8mnQuzkj
— Dothan Eagle (@dothaneagle) April 28, 2020
These virus hunters are searching bat caves to predict the next pandemic https://t.co/si4hXO33fU pic.twitter.com/wGGjk2LXRV
— Dothan Eagle (@dothaneagle) April 28, 2020
Area businesses find some relief in federal loan programs https://t.co/wMhp0TOwZB pic.twitter.com/dczgfUT6os
— Dothan Eagle (@dothaneagle) April 26, 2020
Despite risks, auto workers step up to make medical gear https://t.co/yBiYxlDGdk pic.twitter.com/dl1npmYmuG
— Dothan Eagle (@dothaneagle) April 25, 2020
A message to the Trojan Family from Chancellor Jack Hawkins, Jr. pic.twitter.com/uXwdoZO80o
— Troy University (@TROYUnews) April 30, 2020
A message of gratitude and encouragement from University President, Dr. John W. Stewart, III. Watch now at https://t.co/TqB7xWBXgA
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Wherever you are, you belong at Montevallo! pic.twitter.com/ocJPrMqhPw— University of Montevallo (@Montevallo) April 15, 2020
The University of South Alabama is the first college in the state to join a national group of universities working to maximize access to technology in response to the novel coronavirus pandemic. For more: https://t.co/WAq2Tllap9 pic.twitter.com/96fvAK1fZx
— U of South Alabama (@UofSouthAlabama) April 13, 2020
Did you fill out the census? Mayor Holt and President Kitts have tips for off-campus students. @cityoflorenceal #myUNA @ken_kitts pic.twitter.com/VpZm1x8EwM
— University of North Alabama (@north_alabama) May 1, 2020
AAMU Founders Day 2020 pic.twitter.com/3X6TAW4hlr
— Alabama A&M University (@aamuedu) May 1, 2020
BREAKING: The UA system will reopen for the fall semester, barring any more extenuating circumstances or health risks. @UABNews @UofAlabama @UAHuntsville https://t.co/KJ5cwgPfSr
— Lily Jackson (@lilygjack) April 29, 2020
To our spring grads:
This semester has been tough – and we are so very proud of you. You've achieved a major milestone in your educational career, and we can't wait to see what you do next! A message from #UA faculty + staff ↓#StillTideTogether #BamaGrad pic.twitter.com/Tj5ZHhHFoS— The Univ. of Alabama (@UofAlabama) May 1, 2020
UAB pathologists are playing a key role in fighting the #coronavirus pandemic.@uabmedicine @UABPathology
Read more: https://t.co/MMdk45blu0 pic.twitter.com/sPeHe30Ean
— UAB (@UABNews) April 24, 2020
Another hospital in distress as a result of measures taken to protect hospitals. This is happening all over the country. https://t.co/Itgh12CWSt
— Brit Hume (@brithume) April 27, 2020
Gov. Kay Ivey has said she wants to see two weeks of declines before reopening businesses. That decline isn’t here yet and testing is still a problem. https://t.co/8NPdNi9iIN
— Kyle Whitmire (@WarOnDumb) April 25, 2020
Alabama chicken plants scramble to slow outbreaks of coronavirus https://t.co/wmlqBX2I00
— Amy Yurkanin (@AmyKingsley4) April 25, 2020
Grocery workers are getting sick, some are dead. Who has their back? https://t.co/hO5f11NLvb
— Michael Casagrande (@ByCasagrande) April 25, 2020
Workers from UAB Medicine will bring mobile coronavirus testing to Alabama’s largest county this week, starting in Center Point and Birmingham’s Bush Hills neighborhood to reach those unable to come to the downtown site. https://t.co/CcfFl7T4Gc pic.twitter.com/4YjYutgMV8
— AL.com (@aldotcom) April 28, 2020
Will Lochamy, an Alabama dad and @BhamMtnRadio host, shares some of the funny moments he's had while being quarantined with his two children, including the time they gave each other haircuts. #QuarantineLife pic.twitter.com/Qqe42hmi42
— AL.com (@aldotcom) April 26, 2020
The Alabama Bankers Association says few banks, if any, have been successful in uploading loan applications for the Paycheck Protection Program today, the first day the program can resume. https://t.co/ouiet10LKU pic.twitter.com/aQeTKr8GoQ
— AL.com (@aldotcom) April 28, 2020
https://twitter.com/OldrowAlabama/status/1254517324331323394
The state of Alabama will never forget April 27, 2011. Please take a moment today to remember the 200-plus people who lost their lives during the deadly tornado outbreak. –> https://t.co/ovk9orvgMf pic.twitter.com/hVwoneVR0i
— WBRC FOX6 News (@WBRCnews) April 27, 2020
Alabama gets a ”bailout” every year. https://t.co/uNntFAdFoa
— Kyle Whitmire (@WarOnDumb) April 28, 2020
MUSCLE SHOALS — Officials involved with the purchase of the Cherokee Industrial Landfill are optimistic the sale of bonds related to the transaction will take place later this month if economic conditions continue to improve. https://t.co/fTLfjsQd2A
— TimesDaily Newspaper (@TimesDaily) May 1, 2020
World Vol.24 (incl #coronavirus)
https://twitter.com/TheSun/status/1255693355264155650
World's largest vaccine maker GSK says there will be no mass coronavirus jab until late next year https://t.co/Is3yFu8Yr9
— Daily Mail U.K. (@DailyMailUK) April 30, 2020
There are concerns infected residents may still be discharged from hospitals to care homes https://t.co/45QJrqE3FP
— Evening Standard (@standardnews) April 29, 2020
'So what'? Bolsonaro's response to coronavirus deaths riles Brazilians – video https://t.co/Tu9buqiFpJ
— The Guardian (@guardian) April 30, 2020
Sergio Moro’s resignation is the biggest political blow to Jair Bolsonaro since he became president at the beginning of 2019 https://t.co/s34hmzsvXx
— The Economist (@TheEconomist) April 29, 2020
It plans to have a stockpile of cheap covid-19 vaccine available for India and many other low- and middle-income countries by September https://t.co/0nam6ecB3c
— The Economist (@TheEconomist) April 30, 2020
This innovation is fighting the infection.
🔎 Learn more: https://t.co/aWrmrmxihS pic.twitter.com/ZV4VKnkv9A
— World Economic Forum (@wef) April 29, 2020
Together, we can beat #COVID19 #coronavirus faster. Read more about how we're helping governments and the private sector accelerate the response to the pandemic: https://t.co/R6wq4kfauz @WorldBank @ITU @GSMA pic.twitter.com/sc24BfeJfV
— World Economic Forum (@Davos) April 22, 2020
Remote working: here to stay? https://t.co/8Qe8j9Edhe
— LSE Business Review (@LSEforBusiness) April 28, 2020
Covid-19: the underlying issues affecting the UK’s food supply chains https://t.co/1b7Xj2miwb
— LSE Business Review (@LSEforBusiness) April 29, 2020
How did a #health #crisis so quickly become an #economiccrisis? @ThankomArun @Essex_EBS published an early #study of how #corinavirus has stifled #economic activity.#SocialDistancingNow #Shutdown #Finance #Businesses #investors #economics https://t.co/as1sauP7nu
— University of Essex (@Uni_of_Essex) April 3, 2020
Could your cough tell us you’ve got #COVID19 ?@ReceptiveField @uni_essex_csee is using #AI to analyse the sound of different coughs.
You can help. If you've tested positive, record your cough at: https://t.co/izxMYEhKHB
Read more: https://t.co/jFwYprCrEK#WeAreTogether pic.twitter.com/XE5dfyHKbl
— University of Essex (@Uni_of_Essex) April 20, 2020
How does a State address the threats against it?
The Russian Imperial Movement, a white supremacist group, has been labelled #terrorist + sanctioned by the US.@brian_jphillips @uniessexgovt @EssexSocSci discusses #impact + asks what else should be done: https://t.co/Zutz4ynONl
— Research at Essex (@ResearchEssex) April 17, 2020
In a joint collaboration, Stockholm Institute of Transition Economics together with members of the .@FREEPolicyBrief initiative are now providing coverage on the COVID-19 situation in the Eastern European region. 🦠🌍📊 #COVID19 .@handels_sse https://t.co/BZPDAIJtEn
— SITE (@SITEStockholm) April 7, 2020
With oil prices plummeting to negative numbers, what consequences could this have for oil-dependent economies? @SITEStockholm shines a light on Russia.#oil #economics #finance #russia
https://t.co/NiZCMUJQ9G— Stockholm School of Economics (@handels_sse) April 21, 2020
Are you ready for a post-COVID-19 world? Here are 5 recommendations for Chief Learning Officers to re-engage and prepare their organizations | RT @CLOmedia https://t.co/BnNCy8NR60
— IMD Search (@IMDSearch) April 28, 2020
Family Businesses in the Times of Crisis and Global Recession: A story of resilience and sustainability
Discover with IMD researcher Marta Widz and Professor Benoit Leleux the example of @firmenich, a Geneva-based family business.https://t.co/iqxJOhAgBY#IMDImpact
— IMD business school (@IMD_Bschool) April 22, 2020
“I went to the woods because I wished to live deliberately." Why Henry David Thoreau's words still resonate. https://t.co/K3EJV84NDt pic.twitter.com/bvSy2M6iZa
— Univ. of Rochester (@UofR) July 12, 2017
A new revolution is headed our way. Prof. Brian Tomlin examines how 3D printing, the Internet of Things, and advanced automation are ushering in a new industry. https://t.co/wXjbK51qU9
— TuckExecEd (@TuckExecEd) February 19, 2020
https://twitter.com/dartmouth/status/1217445585449627650
Unusual Berkshire Hathaway annual shareholders meeting set for Saturday https://t.co/YlXeMm8M1U
— David Kass (@DrDavidKass) April 28, 2020
.@SmithSchool’s William Longbrake updates his 2020 outlook for the U.S. economy under Covid-19 recovery https://t.co/QEHvulH8Qn #EconomicOutlook pic.twitter.com/htQpsJpWqi
— Smith Brain Trust (@SmithBrainTrust) April 27, 2020
Madison listed among Top 10 cities in innovation jobs, w/best potential to be a major tech hub, according to @BrookingsInst
I’m proud @UWMadison and @UWMadisonURP are strong partners w/the business community in helping Madison build a thriving economy.https://t.co/REHtLQti6Y
— Becky Blank (@BeckyBlank) December 10, 2019
Normally a behind-the-scenes operation, the #COVID19 pandemic has pushed #supplychain to the forefront of global discussions.
WSB's Greg DeCroix & Pete Lukszys are lending their expertise through several collaborations to help address supply chain issues: https://t.co/C2nFiNuqDk pic.twitter.com/USXFkrLwwB
— WI School of Business Research (@WSBresearch) April 27, 2020
Author @USofDisaster (THE DISASTER EXPERTS) explores how COVID-19 might be memorialized in a new piece for @washingtonpost https://t.co/EIDPODZPz8
— Penn Press (@PennPress) April 28, 2020
How are you getting through quarantine? The @scholarlykitchn chefs share their experiences, including strategies for parents. https://t.co/gWsiYUMyu8
— Univ of Texas Press (@UTexasPress) April 27, 2020
As the #COVID19 pandemic continues, the fight to combat #disinformation prevails. @UniofOxford's @CBjola & @Ilan_Manor discuss #DigitalDiplomacy in the time of #coronavirus at the CPD Blog: https://t.co/qvhGshulrs pic.twitter.com/9EMmmVWIHX
— USC Public Diplomacy (@PublicDiplomacy) April 25, 2020
Disney will likely wait until January 2021 to reopen its parks and resorts, a financial analyst at the Swiss banking giant UBS advised.https://t.co/jVRXNeziKE
— Axios (@axios) April 25, 2020
Istanbul’s new mega airport in dire straits amid pandemic
➡️Read Ifri's new study which delves into the Turkish government's ambition to make its country a major global aviation hub.
➡️https://t.co/5qFlLRD3ZQ
https://t.co/ihpVuL41Bv— IFRI (@IFRI_) April 22, 2020
https://twitter.com/IFRI_/status/1252258599398768640
Rosemary Foot and I have a new article out in the British Journal of Politics and IR looking at where Japan, Russia and the US fit in Xi Jinping’s world view. It’s part of a forthcoming BJPIR special issue on China under Xi Jinping. (1/4) https://t.co/kfDdH7ZPEi
— Amy King (@amysarahking) April 20, 2020
#Video 🔴⚪️ Here is a new video, with @toby_dalton, @carnegienpp: "What could be a realistic framework to negotiate the North Korean nuclear program?"
To watch the full video:
➡️https://t.co/Bm8HqD2FW2 pic.twitter.com/pWZfN81mdo— FRS (@FRS_org) March 20, 2020
https://twitter.com/FRS_org/status/1240627321297612802
Emmanuel Macron reportedly wants to abolish the elite French school where he got his education. And it's not just his alma mater — the Ecole Nationale d'Administration (@ENA_fr) has educated presidents, prime ministers, and chief executives. @MelissaBellCNN has the story. pic.twitter.com/81tlyQyroQ
— Quest Means Business (@questCNN) April 24, 2019
My latest paper on the future of energy and climate in Europe after COVID-19 crisis : https://t.co/Lc1CzT2Chv @FRS_org @futuribles_int @echo_radar
— Nicolas Mazzucchi (@N_Mazzucchi) April 8, 2020
https://twitter.com/StuartNorval/status/1251746297490681856
In this article that I have co-authored with Haider Abbas Rizvi, we show that Muslim countries with which India had increasingly good relations have become less friendly because of the situation of its Muslim minority and recent developments in Kashmir. https://t.co/l2XmS2cnPA
— Jaffrelot Christophe (@jaffrelotc) April 22, 2020
#COVID19 "Perception of India Back to Stereotype of Poor Nation"
Interview de @jaffrelotc, politiste @CERI_SciencesPo via @thewire_in https://t.co/3HxooxN7HX— AFSP (@afspinfos) April 23, 2020
🚨 Fondapol is proud to be part of the International projet "Attitudes toward #Covid19". To know more (its presentation, objectives and results), read here: https://t.co/dhUObEvBEp
cc @CEVIPOF @AgenceRecherche @CNRS @Banquemondiale @AFD_France @Strategie_Gouv @cerdi pic.twitter.com/OCtoHSpp1V— Fondation pour l’innovation politique (@Fondapol) April 23, 2020
https://twitter.com/TheGCSP/status/1253700737453953024
Just published: English translation of my @FRS_org paper on the geopolitical consequences of #COVID19 https://t.co/X9JWBFVI7a
— Bruno Tertrais (@BrunoTertrais) April 6, 2020
'The coronavirus is exposing a problem with China’s modernising: a lack of transparency that is becoming increasingly unhealthy'
Rana Mitter writes for @SCMPNews:https://t.co/KBfEe39i4Z
— Oxford Politics and IR (@Politics_Oxford) April 17, 2020
Can researchers affect real-world change?@AnnetteIdler speaks to Michelle Nicholasen ( @HarvardWCFIA) about her work at the borders of Colombia, Venezuela, and Ecuador.https://t.co/zxaCcfk1Mk
— Oxford Politics and IR (@Politics_Oxford) April 18, 2020
https://twitter.com/EU_NonProlif/status/1227904245757829122
How would the death of Kim Jong Un affect North Korea's relations with the United States, particularly around nuclear disarmament? https://t.co/bsYOhZ7lcF
— Origins: Current Events in Historical Perspective (@OriginsOSU) April 25, 2020
This Week’s Top Picks in Imperial & Global History #twitterstorians https://t.co/Lo6JCprqjq pic.twitter.com/rrtfBcg1up
— Imperial & Global (@ExeterCIGH) April 25, 2020
The Swiss Cheese model and #Covid19. pic.twitter.com/ePszhRDti8
— Rafael Bengoa (@rafabengoa) April 27, 2020
NEW: The novel coronavirus has now infected almost 940,000 people and killed more than 53,700 in the U.S., Johns Hopkins data shows. Over 100,000 Americans have recovered from the virushttps://t.co/H8OWoXoWIC
— Axios (@axios) April 26, 2020
Dr. Anthony Fauci says the U.S. should at least double coronavirus testing in the coming weeks before easing into reopening the economy https://t.co/9LrRsvl1qX
— POLITICO (@politico) April 25, 2020
Coronavirus latest:
• CDC director warns US second wave could be even worse
• Pandemic has already caused at least 41,000 deaths in the UK according to new @FT analysis
• Potential vaccine developed by Pfizer and BioNTech given regulatory approvalhttps://t.co/QxVwQVWnVn pic.twitter.com/OHa2yktwta— New Scientist (@newscientist) April 22, 2020
Portugal shares a border with Spain but its death toll is 30 times lower. Here's how the country curbed the spread of the coronavirus https://t.co/VYhYhtuCj8
— Business Insider (@businessinsider) April 24, 2020
When @NASA launches a robot to Mars, they have to sterilize it.
Using this same technology, they developed the AMBUstat—a small, portable, and economical device to decontaminate spaces.
It's used in ambulances and will now be used in schools! pic.twitter.com/nKL7iAOKne
— The White House (@WhiteHouse) April 25, 2020
https://twitter.com/ToryFibs/status/1254782859111366656
“Marriott hotels are also looking into using ultraviolet light technology "for sanitizing keys for guests and devices shared by associates," according to its press release.” https://t.co/EMqc2wKj0N
— Ari Fleischer (@AriFleischer) April 26, 2020
Patients say doctors and insurers are charging them upfront for video appointments and phone calls, not just copays but sometimes the entire cost of the visit, even if it’s covered by insurance. #telemedicine #coronavirus
📝: @jayhancock1 https://t.co/qNoLqcB1Km
— CaliforniaHealthline (@CalHealthline) April 27, 2020
The family of this 4-year-old says they did everything right, but the little boy still contracted coronavirus and had to fight for his life in a Denver ICU https://t.co/H3AngsI4V9 pic.twitter.com/9OpvNA9x1Q
— CBS News (@CBSNews) April 25, 2020
Publix is buying excess milk and produce from farmers — and donating it to food banks https://t.co/2obeTIPwg8 pic.twitter.com/HgWvjaq1Mc
— CBS News (@CBSNews) April 26, 2020
"China will never learn" from coronavirus, says dissident artist Ai Weiwei. "It doesn't matter what kind of disaster they're facing. The only thing they learn is how well they use this authoritarian power to manipulate the story." https://t.co/SxkV1hYkCm
— CNN (@CNN) April 25, 2020
But when food processing plants close it disrupts supply chain + puts farmers in crisis
Illinois hog farmers have 2 weeks for things to improve or else they’ll have to euthanize their own hogs — for nothing.
Much like why dairy farmers are dumping milk:https://t.co/mlY1X1jIzG
— Marissa Parra (@MarParNews) April 26, 2020
TO THE RESCUE: This police officer in New Jersey used a patrol vehicle to push a burning SUV away from a Taco Bell drive-thru, preventing the fire from spreading to the building. https://t.co/j2BXo1k3CD pic.twitter.com/sxtgn2CKeE
— ABC News (@ABC) April 27, 2020
Princess Diana breaking royal protocol for William, to participate in a Mothers Day school race, 1989 pic.twitter.com/C3sC4AP8Xi
— Thot's of a Croc (@OregonProgress) April 26, 2020
DREAMING: Countless Americans are reporting having “weird dreams” during the pandemic. Experts say that’s not unusual in times of uncertainty. pic.twitter.com/ofbrK5yH5E
— CBS Los Angeles (@CBSLA) April 25, 2020
QUESTION: @thebeatles versus @RollingStones? Jagger has his say.
https://t.co/lAyvTkZSVC via @RTENewsNow— RTÉ (@rte) April 26, 2020
https://twitter.com/Essence/status/1253480132280385536
Nebraska Vol.4 (#coronavirus) / Kansas Vol.6 (#coronavirus)
Q&A: Oil prices go negative. What does that mean?https://t.co/ohuvqPWxG7
— The Grand Island Independent (@theindependent) April 21, 2020
As people stay home, Earth turns wilder and cleaner. These before-and-after images show the change.https://t.co/jPsJeyu3Uv
— The Grand Island Independent (@theindependent) April 22, 2020
Reviewing 7 of the best and worst fresh food meal kitshttps://t.co/PvKInTXWWh
— The Grand Island Independent (@theindependent) April 24, 2020
The do’s and don’ts for at-home hair carehttps://t.co/AojHxz4ntL
— The Grand Island Independent (@theindependent) April 25, 2020
Nebraska racing commission approves second season of racing at Fonner Park https://t.co/wqlZk3qWXI pic.twitter.com/Zkuf9sqeR6
— The Grand Island Independent (@theindependent) April 23, 2020
See which big companies got millions for small-business coronavirus reliefhttps://t.co/48MGPmaO7i
— The Grand Island Independent (@theindependent) April 22, 2020
9 incredible wildlife adventures to add to your bucket listhttps://t.co/63xc2PElxS
— The Grand Island Independent (@theindependent) April 26, 2020
Inside a New York ER: Photos, stories capture scene of hospital besieged by coronavirushttps://t.co/inJQjlKFyc
— Star-Herald (@sbstarherald) April 26, 2020
Western Nebraska Blood Center is still accepting donations of blood, though the center has temporarily moved. https://t.co/q8fx2jIJ8W
— Star-Herald (@sbstarherald) April 24, 2020
“I am out here trying to think of ways to change our menu to improve it for takeout. It has been a game-changer.”@betsiefreeman on the ever-changing game for restaurants amid the pandemic. ->https://t.co/8Mv4KWcgpu
— Omaha World-Herald (@OWHnews) April 26, 2020
Are you worried about meat prices and availability? One economist said the closure of some meatpackers shouldn't cause immediate shortages or big price jumps at supermarkets, but “it’s a very fluid and volatile situation to keep an eye out for." https://t.co/5XWgu8br6k pic.twitter.com/KUQbFkgC1t
— Lincoln Journal Star (@JournalStarNews) April 25, 2020
Gov. Pete Ricketts said Thursday he believes food processors are taking appropriate action to control spread of the virus. https://t.co/lAk7VUnYPX
— Lincoln Journal Star (@JournalStarNews) April 23, 2020
Would you feel comfortable heading to a restaurant if you were 6 feet from the next table? More here: https://t.co/q2TY414ifA pic.twitter.com/s7lTtZaXks
— Lincoln Journal Star (@JournalStarNews) April 25, 2020
If you're considering a new or used car purchase, now may be the time to get a killer deal as the auto industry creeps out of the coronavirus shutdown and https://t.co/iXWwUkyxtD
— Lincoln Journal Star (@JournalStarNews) April 25, 2020
Nader Farahbod, the owner of Billy's Restaurant, says he's happy to have Omaha lead the way forward. "We can see how the curve works, but eventually we all have to come out of this," Farahbod said. https://t.co/j2WmFyJfdl
— Lincoln Journal Star (@JournalStarNews) April 25, 2020
DES MOINES, Iowa — Ethanol producer ADM said Thursday it is idling production at its corn ethanol plants in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, and Columbus, furloughing 90 employees in each facility for at least four months. https://t.co/V32al27vHz
— Lincoln Journal Star (@JournalStarNews) April 24, 2020
Column: "Japan's deputy prime minister suggested the WHO be renamed the China Health Organization for having been too deferential to Beijing." What do you think of the World Health Organization's role in the COVID-19 pandemic? https://t.co/ZSmlNZMqv0
— Lincoln Journal Star (@JournalStarNews) April 24, 2020
What she called a party was more of a parade on Thursday, as Imogene Hostetler was wheeled from the sixth floor of CHI St. Elizabeth to the front entrance. https://t.co/T81uVx1OsV
— TheColumbusTelegram (@CTelegram) April 23, 2020
An updated report shows the state's economy is taking a severe hit from the coronavirus pandemic. https://t.co/sUXwRs8z2f
— TheColumbusTelegram (@CTelegram) April 22, 2020
WASHINGTON (AP) — For weeks, the Trump administration played up the dangers of the coronavirus as it sought to convince Americans to disrupt their lives and stay home. Now, as President Donald Trump aims for a swift nationwide reopening, he… https://t.co/7UjBFwSiLs
— TheColumbusTelegram (@CTelegram) April 22, 2020
President Donald Trump has signed a $484 billion bill that aids employers and hospitals under stress from the coronavirus pandemic. The outbreak has killed more than 50,000 Americans and devastated broad swaths of the economy. https://t.co/hVzcUrpekf
— TheColumbusTelegram (@CTelegram) April 24, 2020
Editor’s note: "Community Champions" is a weekly feature in which area residents who are advocates for the community are profiled. In light of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, The Telegram recently began spotlighting the members of Columbus Community… https://t.co/oucUS6M6MG
— TheColumbusTelegram (@CTelegram) April 25, 2020
Have questions about the new coronavirus testing initiative? We've got answershttps://t.co/xpaZJUFxnq
— Kearney Hub (@KearneyHub) April 23, 2020
How fiber plays a critical role in the digestive processhttps://t.co/QPrMsFFJ2t
— Kearney Hub (@KearneyHub) April 24, 2020
Today in history: April 24https://t.co/8hX3ZUnB3n
— Kearney Hub (@KearneyHub) April 24, 2020
The 450 containers of hand sanitizer came in 2.5 and 1 gallon jugs.https://t.co/XsZybHD9fC
— Kearney Hub (@KearneyHub) April 24, 2020
Nebraska regulators had categorized Spencer Dam as a “significant hazard” — a rating that meant no loss of life was expected if it failed, and no formal emergency action plan was required. Yet one died when the dam collapsed during the flood last year.https://t.co/IfWrvgHb00
— Norfolk Daily News (@NorfolkNews) April 22, 2020
How to get help with your mortgage, and more tips for managing your money during a pandemichttps://t.co/4M62qUa05F
— North Platte Telegraph (@NPTelegraph) April 23, 2020
These jobs require the least interaction with othershttps://t.co/qeeYjfPOlw
— North Platte Telegraph (@NPTelegraph) April 23, 2020
“I think we are beginning to get interesting little rays of light” into how widespread infections have been, but larger and more rigorous studies will be needed to get a better understanding, said Stephen Morse of Columbia University. https://t.co/6lV7It9JiE
— North Platte Telegraph (@NPTelegraph) April 24, 2020
"We are aware of the requests for race/ethnicity data and as the state public health authority, this information is important to us as well," said DHHS spokeswoman Leah Bucco-White. https://t.co/1nwz61MAjf
— North Platte Telegraph (@NPTelegraph) April 24, 2020
High school FFA students were able to demonstrate their oration skills, despite the state convention being canceled. Like many meetings, their competition was hosted via Zoom video conferencing. https://t.co/zUgSKA1lkE
— North Platte Telegraph (@NPTelegraph) April 25, 2020
Better Days Ahead: 5 Great Places That You Will Love to Visit With Your Doghttps://t.co/18fQunJoRt
— North Platte Telegraph (@NPTelegraph) April 23, 2020
Questions about Kim’s health flared after he skipped an April 15 commemoration of the 108th birthday of his grandfather, North Korea founder Kim Il Sung. https://t.co/TBWwH1PXt1
— North Platte Telegraph (@NPTelegraph) April 23, 2020
Royal Canadian Mounted Police Supt. Darren Campbell said the weekend shooting rampage started with an assault by the suspect on his girlfriend and ended with 22 people dead in communities across central and northern Nova Scotia. https://t.co/8fGjrQdVYq
— North Platte Telegraph (@NPTelegraph) April 24, 2020
A grassroots group of Nebraskans are using 3-D printers to help provide masks to those who need them. Here's the story:https://t.co/re2gcR1zD0
— News Channel Nebraska (@NewsChannelNE) April 26, 2020
Voters in Fairbury have the option to vote to continue an economic development program.https://t.co/kKysKlxYVd
— News Channel Nebraska (@NewsChannelNE) April 26, 2020
The University of Nebraska intends to hold in-person classes on all of its campuses this fall while still accounting for possible coronavirus restrictions. https://t.co/st9c85RwnP
— News Channel Nebraska (@NewsChannelNE) April 25, 2020
The coronavirus pandemic could force many American shale oil fracking companies to go bankrupt – Get detailshttps://t.co/0lI9O0UYtT
— News Channel Nebraska (@NewsChannelNE) April 24, 2020
Business owners in Nebraska are starting to plan their comeback, now that the state’s governor has unveiled his plan to ease coronavirus restrictions. https://t.co/CeV9jedT7z
— News Channel Nebraska (@NewsChannelNE) April 26, 2020
Model projects when states can begin relaxing social distancing guidelines. https://t.co/dVQ4vC0T08 #coronavirus #COVID19 #Kansas
— Craig Nigrelli KAKE (@CraigNigrelli) April 23, 2020
I love teachers but this one is really something special. pic.twitter.com/Uyqugm9HJN
— Ellen DeGeneres (@TheEllenShow) April 23, 2020
Wichita aviation companies making thousands of face shields for Ascension Via Christi https://t.co/lak4qm8rM3
— Chance Swaim (@byChanceSwaim) April 21, 2020
I just added two more free food distribution sites/food pantry to this #Wichita-area list. If you or someone you know needs help, please share this with them: https://t.co/GvhaNggT5s
— Amy Renee Leiker (@AmyReneeLeiker) April 23, 2020
There’s happiness and heartbreak over Paycheck Protection Program funding in Wichita.https://t.co/1cob30ZqYz
— Carrie Rengers (@CarrieRengers) April 24, 2020
Here’s how Wichita can get out while staying in. 🍻🍹 #readlocal https://t.co/TIZuUSm0y6
— deniseneil (@deniseneil) April 24, 2020
Topeka’s metropolitan area is among the least vulnerable in the nation to the economic damage wrought by the COVID-19 pandemic, according to two recent studies. https://t.co/gMWyQS1f5G
— CJOnline (@CJOnline) April 26, 2020
Emil Spaeth applied for a Paycheck Protection Program loan before that fund ran dry. He didn't see any money the first time around, and isn't very optimistic now that funding has been revived. “I don’t know if I’m going to make it through this,” he said.https://t.co/4Wv6TFvEmC
— CJOnline (@CJOnline) April 25, 2020
Topeka Public Schools and its students are doing their part to help protect our medical community during the COVID-19 pandemic. Neat story and video. https://t.co/zQQahZpDWL #usd501 #topcity
— CJOnline (@CJOnline) April 24, 2020
Shawnee County's COVID-19 response team has released a five-tier working document that details how the county plans to reopen once the state's stay-at-home order lifts. https://t.co/TZXTbohhAq
— CJOnline (@CJOnline) April 24, 2020
The @GTPartnership has started delivering HOST Relief Program gift cards — and there's more where that came from. The gift cards were purchased to support local small businesses and are being passed along to displaced workers in Topeka and Shawnee County.https://t.co/0U9o4XOzH0
— CJOnline (@CJOnline) April 21, 2020
For many teachers, the school year ended far too soon. Still, educators are trying to make the best of it by finding new ways to connect with students. One area teacher has taken to TikTok, aiming to reach her students “through platforms that they love." https://t.co/olzR1MV7it
— CJOnline (@CJOnline) April 19, 2020
Thousands of Kansas jobs threatened by sharp reductions of oil-field drilling, production due to COVID-19 pandemic and the market-share battle between Russia and Saudia Arabia. https://t.co/3Jwmow70hM #ksleg via @TimVCarpenter
— CJOnline (@CJOnline) April 26, 2020
"I’m sure we’re losing money every day, but we can see the light at the end of the tunnel.”
How Topeka's breweries are adapting to challenges posed by the coronavirus pandemic: https://t.co/pIj9iy4lEG
— Matt Galloway (@themattgalloway) April 26, 2020
Topeka library provides free Wi-Fi in East Topeka – News – The Topeka Capital-Journal – Topeka, KS https://t.co/VqnwqQza8c
— Pgh Conservation (@pghconservation) April 22, 2020
Jamie, 45, and Zoe, 20, of Riley and Manhattan, respectively, started My Madre and Me, a small homemade craft business, more than five years ago when they found a space at Eclectic Charm on Fort Riley Boulevard.
via @savannahrattana / @oatleshttps://t.co/3ffdfnQEmS
— Manhattan Mercury (@MERCnewsroom) April 20, 2020
The benchmarks for reopening Kansas will focus on testing, tracing, protective supplies and hospital capacity, Gov. Laura Kelly said today: https://t.co/VAu2JZpKRp pic.twitter.com/c9NlxsGfGG
— Lawrence Journal-World (@LJWorld) April 22, 2020
More than 1 out of every 3 workers in the arts, entertainment and recreation sector are now likely unemployed in Kansas, according to the latest data: https://t.co/CbFWMW7aN2 pic.twitter.com/oDsdc4qRKf
— Lawrence Journal-World (@LJWorld) April 17, 2020
Today is the 50th anniversary of the firebombing at the KU student union. But April 20, 1970 was also the culmination of a very unsettled period in Lawrence's history. More: https://t.co/rzpRaQbvMK
— Conner Mitchell (@ConnerMitchell0) April 20, 2020
Big unknowns about virus complicate getting back to normal https://t.co/cICHOeWCo3 pic.twitter.com/wlyYTDQEfK
— HutchPost (@HutchPost) April 22, 2020
— Great Bend Tribune (@GB_Tribune) April 13, 2020
An idea that has been slowly catching on around the country, 3D printing of the reusable masks is a stop-gap measure until major manufacturers, like 3M, can ramp up large-scale productionhttps://t.co/b58saAtjsY
— Hays Daily News (@HaysDaily) March 26, 2020
In the coming days and weeks, citizens around the country will be receiving $1,200 stimulus checks as part of the government’s effort to relieve the financial strain of the COVID-19 pandemic.The Gazette reached out on Facebook Thursday to get a bett… https://t.co/raEhfaqqnn
— Emporia Gazette (@emporiagazette) April 17, 2020
The Kansas agricultural industry is practicing ways to work in a new fashion, based on adjustments the COVID-19 pandemic has incited. https://t.co/EViI6XL5xJ
— Emporia Gazette (@emporiagazette) April 20, 2020
The berries are in! They are not local of course, but they are ripe, delicious and full of healthy things. https://t.co/pUiSmgVyMk
— Emporia Gazette (@emporiagazette) April 21, 2020
The strain of the COVID-19 pandemic has caused local food pantries and soup kitchens to look for outside help in providing crucially-needed food supplies. https://t.co/VHe1kmS4EX
— Emporia Gazette (@emporiagazette) April 22, 2020
Kansas meatpacking plants are now home to 250 #COVID-19 cases. @ksnewsservice https://t.co/mpOLS1Gs06 pic.twitter.com/SXkU7Tj3Op
— Scott Canon (@ScottCanon) April 24, 2020
The small town of Neodesha, KS, doesn't have any #COVID19 cases. But its residents are still grieving the loss of their ability to gather. https://t.co/ATjpsAQylo
— KCUR (@kcur) April 24, 2020
Kansas lawmakers and the governor will have to make some difficult choices as the #coronavirus sends the state's tax revenues spiraling. https://t.co/g1nrKbMlqC
— Kansas News Service (@ksnewsservice) April 23, 2020
World Vol.23 (incl #coronavirus)
Computer modellers push back estimates for when it could be safe for each state to reopen https://t.co/BBac99REHZ
— The Independent (@Independent) April 22, 2020
Is telemedicine the future? Dr. Caesar Djavaherian, Co-Founder and Medical Director of Carbon Health, talked with WIRED's @nxthompson about potential bottlenecks to making telemedicine widely available.
Watch the entire interview: https://t.co/hutsWTc40r pic.twitter.com/UQFcTlUu0T
— WIRED (@WIRED) April 21, 2020
Hobbyists are running their 3D printers around the clock to make personal protective equipment for frontline workers.
Reporter @JeffAGreen explains how the #COVID19 pandemic has turned an expensive, niche hobby into something deadly serious https://t.co/fVE7gePRLM pic.twitter.com/XANnMEmtGh
— QuickTake by Bloomberg (@QuickTake) April 22, 2020
President Trump today said he informed Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp that he “strongly” disagreed with his decision to begin reopening parts of the state as soon as Friday.
"But at the same time, he must do what he thinks is right" Trump added https://t.co/JqPaavlfhR pic.twitter.com/tz9WilCdti
— POLITICO (@politico) April 22, 2020
China, the world’s biggest energy consumer, is taking advantage of a plunge in global oil prices due to the coronavirus outbreak to build up its stockpiles of crude. https://t.co/BBJJOrKeZx
— The Associated Press (@AP) April 23, 2020
Global container shipments are set to fall 30% in the next few months https://t.co/b7uRLI109a
— Bloomberg Markets (@markets) April 23, 2020
The bear market isn’t over, Citi says. Here are the signals to watch. https://t.co/ZG4c9KZjgg
— MarketWatch (@MarketWatch) April 23, 2020
The oil ‘futures market worked to perfection,’ says head of world’s largest exchange of crude’s historic plunge to $0 https://t.co/Utj1LDrJOF
— MarketWatch (@MarketWatch) April 22, 2020
‘We will not have a vaccine by next winter.’ What happens when coronavirus returns? https://t.co/eGQi6wvVyw
— MarketWatch (@MarketWatch) April 23, 2020
As the dust settles from a record-breaking crude selloff, it’s turning out that retail investors in China may have been on the hook.https://t.co/O78rdGGjbk
— MarketWatch (@MarketWatch) April 23, 2020
Veterans Affairs study found malaria drug led to more deaths, no benefits in coronavirus patients https://t.co/snLvW6e51c
— TIME (@TIME) April 23, 2020
2 New York cats become the first U.S. pets to test positive for coronavirus https://t.co/CAzbx9qyuS
— TIME (@TIME) April 23, 2020
A new study of hospitalized New York City area coronavirus patients shows that 94% had at least one other underlying health problem https://t.co/n7i9S6tKui
— TIME (@TIME) April 23, 2020
Observe the spread of #COVID19 from China, to Europe, to the US and its impact on financial and economic risk measures on our COVID-19 case study page https://t.co/jd3XxlKtPr pic.twitter.com/NnBaVQeb6H
— NYU Stern V-Lab (@NYUVlab) March 25, 2020
Mexico has topped 10,000 cases of coronavirus, Deputy Health Secretary Dr. Hugo López-Gatell said https://t.co/x2LgjmGjn1
— CNN International (@cnni) April 23, 2020
Doctors in Haiti are furiously preparing for an outbreak as thousands of Haitians who have been laid off in the Dominican Republic, which has been hit hard by the coronavirus, return home https://t.co/V2Q3a273lc
— New York Times World (@nytimesworld) April 23, 2020
Tyson Foods suspends its largest pork plant amid Iowa outbreak https://t.co/dr1JF54pAK pic.twitter.com/16Kh3ni1IO
— The Last Word (@TheLastWord) April 23, 2020
When asked if she would put herself on the casino floor with the workers she’d be endangering, the mayor dodges before saying, “first of all, I have a family.” https://t.co/GR5IgcgtgS
— Spencer Ackerman (@attackerman) April 22, 2020
A new survey found that #Jewish organizations have received at least $264 million in #US government loans under the recently passed #stimulus bill.https://t.co/AXnDnGKkdJ
— The Jerusalem Post (@Jerusalem_Post) April 23, 2020
#New @Reuters/@Ipsos Polls #Michigan:
Biden 46%
Trump 38%#Pennsylvania:
Biden 46%
Trump 40%#Wisconsin:
Biden 43%
Trump 40%https://t.co/1W7rRkeXh5— Political Polls (@PpollingNumbers) April 23, 2020
JUST IN: Trump signs proclamation pausing some immigration to U.S. https://t.co/8S3SzK2KzB pic.twitter.com/HA8li7aRun
— The Washington Times (@WashTimes) April 22, 2020
President Trump and First Lady Melania Trump participate in an Earth Day tree planting. pic.twitter.com/kTIdB6UdD5
— NBC News (@NBCNews) April 22, 2020
Dr. Rick Bright is an expert on vaccines and led @BARDA—the federal agency leading our #coronavirus #vaccine efforts.@realDonaldTrump REMOVED Rick for speaking TRUTH about #hydroxychloroquine—known to cause FATAL cardiac arrhythmias but NOT proven effective for #COVID19.🤬 https://t.co/OZgz3WXDaI
— Dr. Dena Grayson (@DrDenaGrayson) April 23, 2020
A @Reuters special report: HHS chief Alex Azar tapped ex-professional Labradoodle breeder to coordinate the coronavirus response https://t.co/i6fU90uRgY pic.twitter.com/ka4ft86FWl
— Reuters (@Reuters) April 22, 2020
We all hope, again and again, that we’ve seen the worst this President has to offer.
And then he sinks lower.
If Trump is punishing scientists who insist our coronavirus response be based on science, not hype, he is putting more lives in danger.
Congress must find out. https://t.co/k3TeCtTBlc
— Adam Schiff (@RepAdamSchiff) April 22, 2020
Science denial among top 10 greatest risks to humankind, new report claims https://t.co/ar0QO8qOyx
— ABC News (@abcnews) April 22, 2020
Morrison defends Dutton's calls for transparency from China over the origins of COVID-19 https://t.co/OHD2cuJFAE
— ABC News (@abcnews) April 23, 2020
.@JaneGoodallInst thinks treating every day as #EarthDay is essential https://t.co/KPyaVF8eUv #FallonAtHome pic.twitter.com/4roxZzBoJ8
— The Tonight Show (@FallonTonight) April 23, 2020
‘People used to joke in this country that you could never build a hospital that quickly’
A) Did they?
B) The Nightingale Hospitals aren’t full hospitals – no maternity wards, operating theatres etc pic.twitter.com/knZTGu2J7E— Toby Earle (@TobyonTV) April 22, 2020
“Although the coronavirus does not discriminate, government responses to it can.” @USC Gould Prof. @NiggaTheory was quoted in @thelasentinel on the disproportionate impact of COVID-19 on black communities.https://t.co/viPfkMnPlC
— USC Gould Law (@USCGouldLaw) April 23, 2020
https://twitter.com/SunSport/status/1252911793866932224
Sky News host Peta Credlin says a communist dictatorship which "spies on its own citizens, bullies its neighbours, and locks up its minorities" China will never do Australia "any favours".https://t.co/t2pBA7n0QS
— Sky News Australia (@SkyNewsAust) April 23, 2020
Sky News host Andrew Bolt says Australians are going broke, sitting like “sheep in our homes” as politicians continue to “exaggerate the danger” of COVID-19 in the country.https://t.co/RnJS3TLxOx
— Sky News Australia (@SkyNewsAust) April 23, 2020
It will be an Anzac Day like no other as Australians are encouraged to honour the fallen from their homes. https://t.co/v1ZMEPPcCr
— Sky News Australia (@SkyNewsAust) April 23, 2020
The Queensland Teachers Union is warning parents to prepare for homeschooling to last until the end of June. https://t.co/OozIZkPa75
— Sky News Australia (@SkyNewsAust) April 23, 2020
How an ABC coronavirus podcast became the fart that was heard around the world | Weekly Beast https://t.co/BGNU91847Q
— Guardian Australia (@GuardianAus) April 24, 2020
Cancer patients must not be forgotten in pandemic, says charity https://t.co/EVC74ySedA
— Guardian news (@guardiannews) April 24, 2020
Muslims across the Middle East are preparing for the month of Ramadan amid #coronavirus lockdowns. pic.twitter.com/pl2Q62BtGB
— Al Jazeera English (@AJEnglish) April 23, 2020
Investors should not be fooled by the recent buoyancy of stock markets and should immediately move their money into cash and ultra-safe bonds, a leading global banker warns.https://t.co/UBuS41CK5E
— Al Arabiya English (@AlArabiya_Eng) April 24, 2020
Can I get a haircut? Are shopping malls open and what are the timings if so? Can I go outside for a run?
Here's a guide to all your questions about #Dubai lifting some #coronavirus restrictions as it marks #Ramadan:https://t.co/MEmOC2N26D
— Al Arabiya English (@AlArabiya_Eng) April 24, 2020
#SaudiArabia’s King Salman bin Abdulaziz wishes citizens and Muslims around the world a blessed #Ramadan after the Kingdom’s Supreme Court announced the sighting of the crescent moon, Saudi Press Agency reports.https://t.co/wAJ3wBkfJU
— Al Arabiya English (@AlArabiya_Eng) April 24, 2020
“China’s Communist Party must face consequences for its role in the origin and spread of the coronavirus,” said Senator @MarshaBlackburn.
A new bill would allow Americans to bring lawsuits against #Beijing for its role in causing the #Pandemic. https://t.co/kbutJKbxDy
— The Epoch Times (@EpochTimes) April 22, 2020
US #crudeoil, #natgas rig count falls 76 on week to 491 after record-low crude price | #rigcount
* Oil rigs made up most of plunge, down 73 to 371
* Gas-oriented rigs down 3 to 120
* Rig count has lost 41% of volume in last four weeksFull story: https://t.co/lOenpFRNkZ pic.twitter.com/2tjzgon6re
— Platts Oil (@PlattsOil) April 23, 2020
Crude futures rebound in Asia trade after Trump's tweet on Iranian warships | https://t.co/dVAEVN6JIt#OOTT pic.twitter.com/0m0I5QBaAL
— Platts Oil (@PlattsOil) April 23, 2020
https://twitter.com/PlattsGas/status/1253100048008785924
Finally, something worth reading in the New Yorker: @nntaleb
https://t.co/NROi0gisKJ— Dr Michael Bonner (ميرزا) (@DrMichaelBonner) April 21, 2020
A report from Delta Air Lines this morning indicates that airlines are at least avoiding a liquidity crisis. https://t.co/ExmyW2HfTr
— Barron's (@barronsonline) April 22, 2020
New aluminium crisis looms as output rises in demand void – column by @AndyHomeMetals https://t.co/FKDqwUWA12 pic.twitter.com/1TbdULkZwM
— Reuters Commodities (@ReutersCommods) April 22, 2020
BlackRock says sustainability reports might slide during pandemic https://t.co/FOB4Dk5tpg pic.twitter.com/5CGD1kSBI7
— Reuters Business (@ReutersBiz) April 22, 2020
In March, OPEC crude oil production increased by 821 tb/d m-o-m to average 28.61 mb/d, according to secondary sources. #MOMR pic.twitter.com/8KrAGFDwGF
— OPEC (@OPECSecretariat) April 22, 2020
Germany’s public-sector deficit will likely widen to more than 7% of GDP this year due to extra spending to tackle the coronavirus crisis https://t.co/GJnatcFQVz
— Bloomberg Economics (@economics) April 22, 2020
Seemingly simple products for wagering on a commodity price can get complicated, especially in the midst of a historic collapse https://t.co/sy7y4YcDlK
— Bloomberg Markets (@markets) April 22, 2020
Oil tankers carrying enough crude to satisfy 20% of the world’s consumption are gathered off California’s coast with nowhere to go https://t.co/QU3m8IzFCk
— Bloomberg (@business) April 22, 2020
The number of new coronavirus cases in Germany stay close to a three-week low https://t.co/E2APVcexSY
— Bloomberg (@business) April 22, 2020
How Wrong Were the Models and Why? https://t.co/4FgY8W6gTd. Analysis by @PhilWMagness. #Crisis #COVID19 #EconomicCrisis
— American Institute for Economic Research (@aier) April 23, 2020
We must not overreact to the coronavirus pandemic by killing the goose that lays the golden eggs.
A shift toward autarky would be catastrophic. https://t.co/qtRpjVNM9L
— HumanProgress.org (@HumanProgress) April 20, 2020
The widely-accepted "history" of America's Gilded Age was grossly inaccurate, but it told a compelling story that many fell for hook, line, and sinker. https://t.co/4XupQvIh0w
— FEE (@feeonline) April 24, 2020
We must ensure that our tools and resources are used to the advantage of individuals and not to power-hungry government officials or businesses that cower to the state. https://t.co/BB9U0kCO0c
— FEE (@feeonline) April 23, 2020
We would be well-served to remember that statistics that can mislead are prevalent in many areas of public policy today. https://t.co/4ltqxkfLJw
— FEE (@feeonline) April 22, 2020
My new post: US Postal Service trucks average 28 years old & badly need to be replaced. Electric mail trucks would be cheaper to fuel, easier to maintain, & produce radically less noise, air, & carbon pollution. Sounds like some good stimulus spending! https://t.co/EIEl1LTuhL
— David Roberts (@drvox) April 22, 2020
Video: MSNBC's Nicolle Wallace Finds a Political 'Silver Lining' in Wuhan Virus Crisis, and It's Disgusting — via @sistertoldjah – #ICYMI https://t.co/fkB06H0WC5
— RedState (@RedState) April 24, 2020
Parents homeschooling during quarantine.
He took a HUGE rip.
Have kids they said…🤣😭💀💀 pic.twitter.com/3yt01F2KCv
— Rex Chapman🏇🏼 (@RexChapman) April 23, 2020
The Electoral Commission say misleading campaigning during the 2019 general election is undermining voters' trust in elections
[Thread]https://t.co/fn280JWnkp
— BBC Politics (@BBCPolitics) April 22, 2020
Empathy and 100% competence.https://t.co/7DsiXY5lSI
— Prof Nick Cowern (@NickCowern) April 23, 2020
Trump authorizes Navy to 'destroy' Iranian vessels harassing US ships https://t.co/IQuOXyzaof pic.twitter.com/gFFLx4s41r
— New York Post (@nypost) April 22, 2020
A jellyfish was spotted swimming through Venice's unusually clean canals after the national lockdown significantly reduced the traffic on the city's waterways. https://t.co/i8ijzwdcXY pic.twitter.com/kwk6bGWV2y
— CNN International (@cnni) April 24, 2020
In 2017, Christian Lewis set out to walk the entire coastline of the UK.
Now, over 2 years into his journey, the country's lockdown has stranded him on an uninhabited island with his dog, Jet https://t.co/I6f2faVsLk pic.twitter.com/O1NBtAMcUG
— CNN International (@cnni) April 24, 2020
This is extreme quarantine. She's stuck at home caring for 54 kids as a food shortage develops around them. 2015 CNN Hero of the Year Maggie Doyne and @BlinkNow are homeschooling and feeding dozens of kids while helping to get food to their neighbors: https://t.co/y7PHovmPGp pic.twitter.com/rwyb4bcyzp
— CNN Heroes (@CNNHeroes) April 24, 2020
Exclusive: China sends team including medical experts to North Korea to advise on Kim Jong Un amid conflicting reports about his health https://t.co/GGmmdDhsAx pic.twitter.com/VMLHCQEBOg
— Reuters (@Reuters) April 24, 2020
#BREAKING: N. Korean leader #KimJongUn's health is reportedly in a vegetative state after undergoing a failed cardiovascular procedure earlier this month, according to the medical team treating him, the Japanese weekly Shukan Gendai reported on Friday.https://t.co/GgM5cvqxek
— The Jerusalem Post (@Jerusalem_Post) April 25, 2020
Lou Dobbs guest says "hopefully Kim is going to be alright" and "we have to make sure [North Korea] does not become a military dictatorship"…………………. pic.twitter.com/anOWHkbA6x
— Jason Campbell (@JasonSCampbell) April 22, 2020
If not Kim Jong Un, then who? Meet the heirs to North Korea’s throne https://t.co/cFkPvqZIzB
— Bloomberg (@business) April 22, 2020
World Vol.22 (incl #coronavirus)
LIVE: Stock market volatility continues after oil sells off into negative territory https://t.co/xi57H0ECVn
— Yahoo Finance (@YahooFinance) April 21, 2020
Top countries by oil production since 1973#oil #oott #crude #wti
— TheAmericanPatriot (@PatriotNews8) April 20, 2020
At the 10:30 mark, CERI's Dinara Millington discusses #WTIcrude prices retracting into negative territory. https://t.co/4cTt9ppeuR
— Canadian Energy Research Institute (@ceri_canada) April 21, 2020
Brent futures for June delivery settled down 24% to $19.33 a barrel. U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude for June, the front-month contract as of April 22, fell $8.86, or 43%, to settle at $11.57.https://t.co/pYlBf3ugI2 #OilPrice #OilMarketCrash
— The Hindu (@the_hindu) April 21, 2020
A barrel of WTI crude oil went from $64.72 on January 5th to NEGATIVE $37.59 on April 20th.
2020 is just not messing around. #OilPrice pic.twitter.com/ok2LdHtanp
— Josh Jordan (@NumbersMuncher) April 20, 2020
BREAKING: Prices for West Texas Intermediate, the American benchmark of crude oil, have plummeted to the lowest prices on record.
WTI Crude oil futures saw their biggest single day drop of more than 90%. https://t.co/GOXWBbsuaK
— ABC News (@ABC) April 20, 2020
WTI crude drops 42% as storage space dwindles. #BQMarketsNow pic.twitter.com/zE1KX8R1IC
— BloombergQuint (@BloombergQuint) April 20, 2020
BREAKING: WTI crude oil futures trade at negative price for first time https://t.co/pOSyH6AVtP pic.twitter.com/XsoH1jG8WH
— Bloomberg (@business) April 20, 2020
BREAKING: May contract for WTI crude oil settles at negative $37.63/barrel, down 305% https://t.co/HlsH3slbGO pic.twitter.com/6Zf848zhNP
— CNBC Now (@CNBCnow) April 20, 2020
WTI crude oil prices (on or near the 20th of each month):
Apr '19: $61.99
May '19: $60.93
Jun '19: $55.76
Jul '19: $55.34
Aug '19: $53.64
Sep '19: $55.31
Oct '19: $52.70
Nov '19: $57.12
Dec '19: $59.55
Jan '20: $58.16
Feb '20: $53.50
Mar '20: $22.63
Apr '20: $11.39Source: ICE
— ICE (@ICE_Markets) April 20, 2020
WTI crude oil.
One year ago: $66
Six months ago: $56
Three months ago: $58
Now: $14.7
— The Spectator Index (@spectatorindex) April 20, 2020
The $3.8 billion U.S. Oil Fund, which accounts for nearly 25% of all outstanding contracts in the most-traded West Texas Intermediate crude futures, said it will alter some of its position, citing market and regulatory conditions https://t.co/EmwsTIHwaF
— Bloomberg Markets (@markets) April 17, 2020
Statement by Secretary Mnuchin and Administrator Carranza on the Paycheck Protection Program and Economic Injury Disaster Loan Program. https://t.co/7DdZzaLNx7
— Treasury Department (@USTreasury) April 16, 2020
Chair’s summary: G7 Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors virtual meeting. https://t.co/kc8XZXFNWA
— Treasury Department (@USTreasury) April 14, 2020
USG issues cyber advisory on North Korea. @CISAgov @FBI @USTreasury https://t.co/Ei8DX4Arcj
— Cyber @ State Dept (@State_Cyber) April 15, 2020
How European democracy works in times of pandemic ⬇️ pic.twitter.com/Ee6Z1AX6VC
— European Parliament (@Europarl_EN) April 18, 2020
https://twitter.com/EU_Commission/status/1252250976058294272
Our columnist and bestselling novelist @allisonpearson continues her series documenting the imaginary world of a family dealing with life in lockdown#CoronaChronicles #coronavirus #covid19 https://t.co/WPt16wtnfN
— The Telegraph (@Telegraph) April 20, 2020
Issue 85 of our #BrexitBrief is now available.
This latest edition outlines the possible implications of the postponement of negotiations due to #COVID19 and also examines all-island cooperation to get to grips with the pandemic.
Read it here: https://t.co/LWccbBwpxC pic.twitter.com/TUyRgF5kjQ
— IIEA (@iiea) April 16, 2020
Countries have taken extraordinary measures to combat Covid-19, but they must be careful not to sacrifice democracy at the altar of public health, argues @spornschlegel of @epc_eu in our latest blog:https://t.co/sZtJbqjZRM@thehertieschool @MercatorDE @lseideas @CnctingEurope
— Dahrendorf Forum (@DahrendorfForum) April 17, 2020
🗣️"We’re not asking for extra #money from the Netherlands. The idea that the #Netherlands pays for everyone is a is a lie. It’s not true" 👉@EnricoLetta on @IrishTimes 📰https://t.co/P7dv8YOZ1Y
— Jacques Delors Institute (@DelorsInstitute) April 1, 2020
https://twitter.com/DelorsInstitute/status/1252180143877087235
Out today! Actions 🇪🇺 can undertake to manage #COVID19 health and economic crises while buildings a resilient and clean future, with a focus on energy.
You can find our @DelorsInstitute 5p brief by @ThPellerin @e_magdalinski & @AndreasEisl here 👉https://t.co/af6pYUThUv
Thread👇— Thomas Pellerin-Carlin (@ThPellerin) April 10, 2020
📰New week, new #InFocus by @NiklasNovaky: "With regard to the #EU’s security and #defence policy, #COVIDー19 is likely to extinguish the unprecedented dynamism that has characterised its development since 2016." Read it & comment https://t.co/66QZGrQbAg #StayHomeStayInformed🇪🇺🛡️
— Martens Centre (@MartensCentre) April 20, 2020
NEW/ This is the moment for the EU to reset and strengthen its relations with African countries and counter China’s growing influence there.
READ NOW: https://t.co/iVItyPXwAu
.
.#covid19 @EU_Commission @EUCouncil— CEPS ThinkTank (@CEPS_thinktank) April 17, 2020
The inevitable digitalization of the globe and the steps that are bringing us there https://t.co/q6djR40rwA pic.twitter.com/axlbJvZUXR
— New Europe (@New_Europe) April 20, 2020
#COVID19 constitutes a new kind of security threat for both #NATO and the #EU. How can these organisations enhance mutually beneficial cooperation? Our discussion paper compiles insights from security experts! https://t.co/Wshx6TeDrK
— Friends of Europe (@FriendsofEurope) April 20, 2020
European solidarity now, in the interest of all member states @ecfr @europabev @emi #dkpol https://t.co/HXDfJByqU7
— Stine Bosse / Christine (@BosseStine) April 9, 2020
#Polish citizens ought to feel reassured by the knowledge that the #government protects the country’s largest minority, many of whom play a crucial role in helping Poland through the crisis. Our latest commentary by @joannahosa and Oleksandra Iwaniuk https://t.co/TWCk0LqM07
— ECFR (@ecfr) April 18, 2020
UPDATE: At least 16 people dead after N.S. gunman's rampage, and police say toll could grow https://t.co/PYL6I6qZ9j pic.twitter.com/TgC4gjYqwX
— CBC Nova Scotia (@CBCNS) April 20, 2020
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says there's 'exemplary' co-operation between Canada and the U.S. He says it will be many weeks before we can talk about relaxing Canada-U.S. border restrictions: 'There is a need to protect our citizens as every country is doing.'
— CBC News Alerts (@CBCAlerts) April 16, 2020
A message from Acting U.S. Ambassador to Canada Richard Mills on U.S.-Canada cooperation to repatriate citizens, facilitate essential trade across our shared border, and protect our hardest-hit communities during the #COVID19 pandemic. pic.twitter.com/2s3aZgXQL1
— U.S. Embassy Ottawa (@usembassyottawa) April 9, 2020
BREAKING: The shipment of PPE due to arrive in the UK from Turkey will not arrive today.
More on this story: https://t.co/eeX5ScdwZU pic.twitter.com/Elpd3fFpQs
— SkyNews (@SkyNews) April 19, 2020
A #coronavirus recession "is going to be very bad but it’s not the Great Depression", says Secretary-General of the OECD Angel Gurría#Marr #Covid_19 https://t.co/vTe1IjJqlC pic.twitter.com/qBvRQHjEc7
— BBC Politics (@BBCPolitics) April 19, 2020
Why are passenger planes still flying?https://t.co/3d0LEM4y74 pic.twitter.com/J2QfgP5K4z
— BBC Business (@BBCBusiness) April 18, 2020
The pork plant, like many food-processors across the US, has been deemed "critical infrastructure” by the Trump administration, which means that while many businesses have closed to stop the spread of coronavirus, it was allowed to stay open https://t.co/dbhuWhgU8Q pic.twitter.com/RryCjsd4Qw
— BBC News (World) (@BBCWorld) April 17, 2020
How one pork processing plant in South Dakota became the number one coronavirus hotspot in the UShttps://t.co/fO1oVDkeCs
— BBC News (World) (@BBCWorld) April 17, 2020
This is the biggest graveyard in Latin America and it's getting even biggerhttps://t.co/AZ7wNRyjxw pic.twitter.com/BFGTqQ4BqR
— BBC News (World) (@BBCWorld) April 16, 2020
The Ahoy arena in Rotterdam in the Netherlands should have been gearing up for the glitz, glamour and cheese of the 2020 Eurovision Song Contest – instead, it has been transformed into an emergency Covid-19 hospitalhttps://t.co/y4ZbF6CSwH pic.twitter.com/d7c3fmlt7x
— BBC News (World) (@BBCWorld) April 17, 2020
As entire countries shut down to prevent the spread of coronavirus, "essential" services remain open
In some places that's gun shops, for others it's chocolate storeshttps://t.co/K36X49s4kl pic.twitter.com/lqu7DXkUdM
— BBC News (World) (@BBCWorld) April 16, 2020
Throwback: A British startup is teaching farmers how to grow crops using seawater pic.twitter.com/85OOi9T0Sg
— Reuters (@Reuters) April 19, 2020
Quarantined in her apartment for nearly five weeks, Agnes Goyet of Paris has turned to her watercolor palette to pass the time, drawing inspiration from her life indoors pic.twitter.com/gre6c57OpX
— Reuters (@Reuters) April 19, 2020
VIDEO: Using his pizza oven to make face shields, one American pizza maker has abandoned the debate over which style of pizza is best to turn out protective equipment for hospital staff and essential workers instead pic.twitter.com/5loOwWmRDY
— AFP news agency (@AFP) April 19, 2020
As residents in Barcelona stay home due to lockdown orders, wild boars have been spotted infiltrating the city's nearly empty streets https://t.co/GD6hzF1Sas pic.twitter.com/f5mvdyXEh8
— CBS News (@CBSNews) April 18, 2020
The mortality rate from the coronavirus pandemic is overwhelming New York City's health care system and funeral homes. Sunday, how the city's Chief Medical Examiner is working with the National Guard to bring dignity to the dead: https://t.co/0LDe25p8SW pic.twitter.com/ZpL1LTukYD
— 60 Minutes (@60Minutes) April 17, 2020
Peter Navarro, the White House official tasked with coordinating national PPE supplies, challenged 60 Minutes to show him our past reporting on pandemics. In 2005, Dr. Anthony Fauci warned 60 Minutes the nation wasn’t prepared for a pandemic. https://t.co/6Vg0pdgICE pic.twitter.com/Rg3LDwvLkI
— 60 Minutes (@60Minutes) April 13, 2020
“It was like a conveyor belt: ambulances constantly coming and going.” Our report from the epicentre of Russia’s #coronavirus epidemic: Moscow. Camera/edit @mattgodtv Producer @BBCWillVernon @BBCNews @BBCWorld pic.twitter.com/Zwvpq9VipA
— Steve Rosenberg (@BBCSteveR) April 18, 2020
https://twitter.com/IFRI_/status/1250797238760210432
Sit at a distance, stand as one. When the time is right, we welcome you. But for now, listen. Papatūānuku (our earth mother) is breathing. #dreamnowexperiencelater pic.twitter.com/nm1G1Ai77j
— AucklandNZ.com (@Auckland_NZ) April 9, 2020
New Zealand is helping Fiji 🇫🇯 following tropical cyclone Harold. We stand with the Pacific ❤️ #CycloneHarold pic.twitter.com/0H45qwH86o
— New Zealand Ministry of Foreign Affairs & Trade (@MFATNZ) April 17, 2020
Lovely weather – our #bees are mainly strong this spring. This hive has afull box of ivy honey which we will leave with them. This apiary is a peaceful place – just the sound of birds & bees. Little bee with dandelion pollen at end of clip. #irishbees pic.twitter.com/FFnvjy8c6J
— Galtee Honey Farm (@GalteeHoney) April 16, 2020
A French student living in Malaysia found a unique way to "surf" in his Kuala Lumpur apartment amid restrictions on movement were in place to control the spread of the #coronavirus. | https://t.co/Bm5LmbFHlt pic.twitter.com/r2uzlTbf4b
— RTÉ News (@rtenews) April 20, 2020
Austria, Denmark, Spain, Italy, Norway, Poland, Czechia and Iceland are all preparing to ease their #COVID19 lockdown restrictions.
But the question remains, is that the right call? https://t.co/ipYIGLIaPL
— WIRED UK (@WiredUK) April 16, 2020
Food for thought given this story, "Taiwan's coronavirus response is among the best globally"…
Could that be because the Taiwanese are among the most familiar with the duplicitous ways of the PRC government so they believed the worst immediately?https://t.co/C4Ht0tO9qz
— Jake Tapper (@jaketapper) April 16, 2020
The leaders of Taiwan, Canada, South Korea, Georgia, and Iceland all took coronavirus seriously, quickly instituted testing and mitigation, and the results speak for themselves. Few deaths and less economic dislocation –> https://t.co/KnKBmL4dBw
— Glenn Kessler (@GlennKesslerWP) April 3, 2020
Taiwan, Iceland, Germany and South Korea got their coronavirus responses right. Here's what the rest of the world can learn from them. https://t.co/K7g7vOJewi
— CNN International (@cnni) April 16, 2020
What do countries with best Corona Virus responses have in common? Iceland, Finland, Germany, Taiwan? WOMEN leaders! Read https://t.co/mhxecvQhAL
— Tito Sotto (@sotto_tito) April 16, 2020
Police in Spain are handing out 10 million masks — meanwhile in America… pic.twitter.com/lT0ujGxVFx
— NowThis (@nowthisnews) April 14, 2020
Government relief checks are desperately needed by some Americans, for others it provides a financial cushion. @sarahsell reports https://t.co/9PktL49xlF
— AP Business News (@APBusiness) April 17, 2020
Has the U.S. flattened the curve enough to reopen? How important is widespread testing to safely reopening the country? @ashishkjha answers our questions. pic.twitter.com/lZm75AZU2X
— TODAY (@TODAYshow) April 19, 2020
Nearly 60% of American voters say they are more concerned that a relaxation of stay-at-home restrictions would lead to more coronavirus deaths than they are that those restrictions will hurt the economy, according to NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll.https://t.co/bYJwmHSbAf
— MSNBC (@MSNBC) April 20, 2020
Opposition to stay-at-home orders has continued to build from coast to coast, with protests taking place in at least five states on Sunday. https://t.co/iu78lwPrYZ
— ABC News (@ABC) April 20, 2020
Is our new reliance on virtual connections creating a “new normal” or is the novelty of Zoom quickly wearing thin? https://t.co/oWtmnrQbKX
— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) April 18, 2020
LIVE: Florida Gov. DeSantis gives latest coronavirus update. https://t.co/BtVxJdu93D
— NBC News (@NBCNews) April 18, 2020
LIVE: California Gov. Newsom gives coronavirus update. https://t.co/tyXN3YknEI
— NBC News (@NBCNews) April 18, 2020
LIVE: NY Gov. Cuomo holds daily coronavirus briefing. https://t.co/b4XMhIcfBM
— NBC News (@NBCNews) April 18, 2020
New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham says she'll do "what's right" for her state to slow coronavirus spread even if President Trump eases up on social distancing guidelines come May. https://t.co/uN5YFFilML
— CNN (@CNN) April 13, 2020
Coronavirus has now killed more people in Navajo Nation than in all of New Mexico, which has a population 13 times larger
Jonathan Nez, Navajo Nation President, told me the peak may still be a month away
My story from Window Rock, AZ:https://t.co/xF0qhiPyF5
— Simon Romero (@viaSimonRomero) April 9, 2020
Missouri Vol.11 (incl #coronavirus) / Arkansas Vol.7 (incl #coronavirus) / Oklahoma Vol.8 (incl #coronavirus) / Utah Vol.6 (incl #coronavirus)
Doctor on front line of St. Louis’ fight against coronavirus: ‘Don’t waste all the effort and pain’ https://t.co/IX71oneDbO
— St. Louis Post-Dispatch (@stltoday) April 16, 2020
Reasons for hope: The drugs, tests and tactics that may conquer coronavirus https://t.co/RbnAyXgvpP pic.twitter.com/5EgtYL8Cd9
— St. Louis Post-Dispatch (@stltoday) April 17, 2020
We bent the curve, local doc says. Now we need to keep it flat. https://t.co/UXk1nvVObP
— St. Louis Post-Dispatch (@stltoday) April 16, 2020
The rapid pace of layoffs and furloughs continued last week, with Missourians filing 101,722 unemployment claims and Illinois receiving 141,049 claims. https://t.co/J9r9VSoTHY
— St. Louis Post-Dispatch (@stltoday) April 16, 2020
For first time, wind energy overtakes coal in Kansas — among only two states to do so https://t.co/BmhUDby5QH
— The Kansas City Star (@KCStar) April 17, 2020
Your phone could soon warn you if you’ve come close to someone with COVID-19 https://t.co/bldgJ0UxT8
— The Kansas City Star (@KCStar) April 15, 2020
Walmart employees must wear face masks at work under new coronavirus policy https://t.co/q8irJttWoA
— The Kansas City Star (@KCStar) April 18, 2020
A second Earth? NASA scientists find planet similar to ours that may have liquid water https://t.co/2xv3Gy7a4s
— The Kansas City Star (@KCStar) April 17, 2020
Walmart has been hiring 5,000 people a day and wants 50,000 more. Here’s how to apply https://t.co/hwyJU7h2PV
— The Kansas City Star (@KCStar) April 18, 2020
How widespread is coronavirus? CA study finds thousands more with antibodies than known https://t.co/OPeeyURt9k
— The Kansas City Star (@KCStar) April 18, 2020
Most Americans oppose anti-lockdown protests — even across party lines, poll finds https://t.co/R9phpxmckk
— The Kansas City Star (@KCStar) April 21, 2020
‘Really bad idea’: Doctors warn of health danger from Kansas City COVID-19 protests https://t.co/c9Uw4jRVeQ
— Mike Hendricks (@kcmikehendricks) April 17, 2020
Kansas ranks nearly last in testing its residents, a disconcerting sign as pressure grows on Gov. Laura Kelly to outline a path to reopening.#ksleghttps://t.co/p9SOofZPq8
— Jonathan Shorman (@jonshorman) April 17, 2020
Medical practitioners have become more dependent on the internet and telehealth to reduce #COVID19 transmission risk. But that internet has to be present, reliable and fast. In many rural areas of Missouri, it’s not. https://t.co/wKvp5b5P3X
— Columbia Tribune (@columbiatribune) April 18, 2020
A University of Missouri program is helping rural health care providers adjust to the demands of telehealth and COVID-19. #Mizzou #COVID19Missouri https://t.co/q2KrOYr4np
— Columbia Tribune (@columbiatribune) April 18, 2020
A vendor who promised delivery of 3.9 million KN95 masks to protect Missouri first responders and health care workers is refusing to return the $8.25 million paid to secure delivery after the masks proved defective. #COVID19 #COVID19Missouri https://t.co/LXeyoL1s60
— Columbia Tribune (@columbiatribune) April 17, 2020
MU Health Care's #coronavirustesting services will no longer be offered on Sundays, and will begin an hour later at 8 a.m. on weekdays and Saturday. https://t.co/lss2oPOm7M
— Columbia Tribune (@columbiatribune) April 17, 2020
Of all the times one would think a hospital would have patients, it would be during a pandemic. But that’s not the case in Putnam County, where losses are forcing its hospital to lay off employees. #RuralHealthCare #COVID19Missouri https://t.co/9Km0XzQEPc
— Columbia Tribune (@columbiatribune) April 19, 2020
A seeming windfall for Columbia Regional Airport as the city prepares to borrow money for a new terminal isn’t the good fortune it seems. https://t.co/PEibpEZp4b
— Columbia Tribune (@columbiatribune) April 19, 2020
The Department of Labor and Industrial Relations will use a virtual assistant to help people with questions about their unemployment compensation and to relieve pressure on overburdened operators. https://t.co/YQLu9S8TMQ
— Columbia Tribune (@columbiatribune) April 19, 2020
Cole County History: The 1849 cholera outbreak in Jefferson City. #JCMO #MidMo https://t.co/rN5M97RLtP
— Jefferson City News Tribune (@NewsTribune) April 18, 2020
Lincoln University runs through financial scenarios amid COVID-19, @pslifeisabeauty writes. #JCMO #MidMo https://t.co/BKukyayUAH
— Jefferson City News Tribune (@NewsTribune) April 17, 2020
911 Center operators recognized for service, @39jeff writes. #JCMO #MidMo https://t.co/SJe35n2thO
— Jefferson City News Tribune (@NewsTribune) April 16, 2020
SoutheastHEALTH adding COVID-19 testing capacitieshttps://t.co/wCxcsOpAWg
— Southeast Missourian (@semissourian) April 18, 2020
While insurance companies are covering most COVID-19 testing costs, some people may still have a deductible. For those without insurance, the cost of a doctor's visit and test could still be steep, although discounts could be available. https://t.co/cO46uLXd6f
— News-Press NOW (@newspressnow) April 16, 2020
Spring is usually known in the real-estate market as the busy season. https://t.co/DnTOGsDhfk
— News-Press NOW (@newspressnow) April 20, 2020
Pandemic taking a toll on Missouri's economy.https://t.co/JJAJGM5b7L
— EJC-Examiner News (@EJC_Examiner) April 2, 2020
Government relief checks began arriving in Americans’ bank accounts as the economic damage to the U.S. from the coronavirus piled up Wednesday. Sluggish sales at reopened stores in Europe and China made it clear that business won’t bounce right back.https://t.co/7rJhewBoyM
— JoplinGlobe (@JoplinGlobe) April 16, 2020
Missouri Gov. Mike Parson said Wednesday that he's close to deciding when to reopen the state economy, which has been largely frozen to slow the spread of the coronavirus.https://t.co/Zl1XbamToR
— JoplinGlobe (@JoplinGlobe) April 16, 2020
Six days after top Chinese officials secretly determined they likely were facing a pandemic from a new coronavirus, President Xi Jinping warned the public. By that time, more than 3,000 people had been infected during almost a week of public silence.https://t.co/35lPEtVYbB
— JoplinGlobe (@JoplinGlobe) April 15, 2020
Three potential COVID-19 vaccines are making fast progress in early-stage testing in volunteers in China and the U.S., but it’s still a long road to prove if they'll really work.https://t.co/P6c9cyuxZv
— JoplinGlobe (@JoplinGlobe) April 15, 2020
If you can’t watch the latest Hollywood blockbuster at your favorite movie theater, at least you can still get your hands on a big bucket of movie popcorn, thanks to Webb City's Route 66 Movie Theater.https://t.co/nBgTMTsm0x
— JoplinGlobe (@JoplinGlobe) April 14, 2020
Rutgers University researchers have received U.S. government clearance for the first saliva test to help diagnose COVID-19, a new approach that could help expand testing options and reduce risks of infection for health care workers.https://t.co/wUOgv3SlVp
— JoplinGlobe (@JoplinGlobe) April 13, 2020
Several entities in Southeast Kansas are working together to create and produce face shield components for health care workers who are on the front lines of the COVID-19 pandemic.https://t.co/l55UjWEYSj
— JoplinGlobe (@JoplinGlobe) April 11, 2020
Local businesses are stepping up to manufacture PPE and face masks to help area hospitals. Here's how they are doing it: https://t.co/I15NTItpT1 pic.twitter.com/tXmsovWR0m
— News-Leader (@springfieldNL) April 19, 2020
The kinds of demonstrations against lockdown orders that popped up in Michigan, North Carolina and Ohio this past week are coming to Missouri. https://t.co/0GXURAv5l2
— News-Leader (@springfieldNL) April 18, 2020
If you're showering less these days, you're not alone. https://t.co/CXiMk7wOEK
— News-Leader (@springfieldNL) April 17, 2020
Why such a difference in gas prices? https://t.co/W1TyacBKj2
— News-Leader (@springfieldNL) April 17, 2020
No matter how routine new protocols might become — and even with a heavier workload — the interpersonal aspect remains one of the toughest struggles for Saint Francis Hospital staff. https://t.co/1WjwDj3jAb
— tulsaworld (@tulsaworld) April 18, 2020
A year ago today, in pictures: Notre Dame cathedral damage and more moments you may rememberhttps://t.co/v8SCj6yr2S
— tulsaworld (@tulsaworld) April 17, 2020
Southwestern Medical Affiliates launches telehealth services https://t.co/kvR9A78tXj via @LawtonConst
— The Lawton Constitution (@LawtonConst) April 18, 2020
Have you received less spam calls lately?
•• A new study shows during the #covid19 pandemic, spam phone calls have declined 58% nationally. https://t.co/j8v661Z1tK pic.twitter.com/OU7HU28uuD— Enidnews (@enidnews) April 16, 2020
Michael Watson recommends cleaning liquids that include broad range sanitizers.. https://t.co/IBXDj4QZWI
— Muskogee Phoenix (@MuskogeePhoenix) April 14, 2020
Normanites who are headed to the grocery store or out for a stroll will now have to keep one eye out for COVID-19 and one for tornadoes.https://t.co/1PnCR3KVxC
— Norman Transcript (@NormanNews) April 14, 2020
Coronavirus in Oklahoma: Idled workers continue to flood state’s unemployment system, data shows https://t.co/ShgByC4DMF
— The Oklahoman (@TheOklahoman_) April 16, 2020
Oklahoma football: Bud Wilkinson's 1947 newsletter is interesting reading https://t.co/Qe8U1Utxba
— The Oklahoman (@TheOklahoman_) April 13, 2020
'No deal' Brexit currently looking like a good deal for U.S. owners of trademarks in Europe https://t.co/1xY3NQKGLa
— The Oklahoman (@TheOklahoman_) April 15, 2020
Duncan is only 81.3 miles from the Oklahoma City National Memorial and Museum, the site where, 25 years ago on April 19, 1995, Oklahomans and Americans watched first hand as the Alfred P. Murrah federal building was bombed and 168 people perished. https://t.co/TDvqx7L3li
— Duncan Banner (@DuncanBanner) April 19, 2020
New aerial video from Kansas City Airport where the number of stored aircraft grow by the day. pic.twitter.com/YpHtOaYBLW
— Breaking Aviation News (@breakingavnews) April 15, 2020
Arkansas eyes May 4 target to begin lifting COVID-19 restrictionshttps://t.co/b5IhGNygrV
— The Baxter Bulletin (@BBnewsroom) April 17, 2020
As health officials around the world push to get more ventilators to treat coronavirus patients, some doctors are moving away from using the breathing machines when they can. https://t.co/vxCnjbhDH8
— The Baxter Bulletin (@BBnewsroom) April 14, 2020
Gov. Asa Hutchinson express optimism Tuesday, April 14, that the number of Arkansans hospitalized with COVID-19 was nearing a plateau. https://t.co/b1J35p8l39
— The Baxter Bulletin (@BBnewsroom) April 15, 2020
Arkansas has the lowest number of COVID-19 hospitalizations per 100,000 residents among a dozen states, Gov. Asa Hutchinson reported Thursday. https://t.co/CW3hUHoObI
— The Baxter Bulletin (@BBnewsroom) April 10, 2020
The push to issue FTP warrants began before the COVID-19 crisis. https://t.co/8vDgZZc2iH
— The Sentinel-Record (@TheSenRec) April 16, 2020
WATCH: As many businesses struggle to generate revenue during the ongoing pandemic, some have resorted to creative measures, such as Salsa's Authentic Mexican Restaurant & Cantina, which has opened a small produce stand outside of the restaurant. https://t.co/sj876cGa7I
— The Sentinel-Record (@TheSenRec) April 16, 2020
With a deadline drawing near, the #COVID19 pandemic has stalled the city's firefighter union short of its goal in a petition drive aimed at forcing a new employment contract. #TXKNewshttps://t.co/vMebDbhZcQ via @TXKGazette pic.twitter.com/DJvqvt4dvE
— Texarkana Gazette (@TXKGazette) April 13, 2020
Arkansas' Gov. @AsaHutchinson opposed allowing cities to issue their own stay-at-home orders during the #COVID19 pandemic while the state resists such a restriction. https://t.co/8dp3B6qmOd via @TXKGazette pic.twitter.com/kSBGvzE9sa
— Texarkana Gazette (@TXKGazette) April 7, 2020
Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson on Tuesday issued two executive orders to allow healthcare workers to file for workers' compensation and to protect them from lawsuits. https://t.co/t0Irmu2fwf
— Times Record (@TimesRecord) April 15, 2020
Scientists took throat swabs from the patients and found that viral loads were highest when symptoms began and gradually decreased towards the detection limit at about day 21. https://t.co/ajgnlJKNRT
— Times Record (@TimesRecord) April 17, 2020
We made a video of yesterday’s chicken giveaway at Kay Rodgers Park. An estimated 4,000 people received 160,000 pounds of chicken at the event.https://t.co/Ab9PEUm55X
— Times Record (@TimesRecord) April 16, 2020
Arkansas Business reports that Amazon is building a fulfillment center at the Little Rock Port. https://t.co/gxTz4cTNVh
— Arkansas Times (@ArkTimes) April 3, 2020
“Today, in the middle of the worst pandemic in 100 years, a group of 16 runners passed by my car on Markham near the Capitol. They were laughing, having a good time, getting fit — and endangering us all.” https://t.co/eJhEKZFYey
— Arkansas Times (@ArkTimes) April 3, 2020
When I thought of quartz crystal in Arkansas — if I thought of quartz crystal in Arkansas — I thought of the rock shops that used to line the highway into Hot Springs, the ones with the big blue glass chunks. No more. https://t.co/NNqfvL0kGJ
— Arkansas Times (@ArkTimes) April 3, 2020
https://twitter.com/UUtah/status/1228091909542793216
Should you get a test if you only have a mild cough? What’s covered by your insurance? Do you start with your doctor or a hotline?
Here's a step-by-step guide.https://t.co/i76unwNaka #coronavirus
— The Salt Lake Tribune (@sltrib) April 12, 2020
A Utah pharmacist says he has the ingredients for medication to use against the coronavirus and has talked with state leaders about a distribution plan, despite concerns of the medication's efficacy.https://t.co/o33JJsb2zk
— The Salt Lake Tribune (@sltrib) April 13, 2020
.@FOX13 reported that crowds of people showed up on the Capitol grounds in downtown Salt Lake City on Sunday, and one visitor said only a small percentage of people were wearing face masks.https://t.co/CLGBQMrV9F
— The Salt Lake Tribune (@sltrib) April 13, 2020
Several of Utah’s lawmakers are running unopposed in their elections this year. Potential challengers could have been chased off for any number of reasons, including the uncertainty brought about by the #coronavirus outbreak.https://t.co/EO58nYgjKh
— The Salt Lake Tribune (@sltrib) April 13, 2020
Donation of N95 masks by Utah-based @ZAGGdaily is ‘game changer’ for health care workers | By @adonsports https://t.co/0VbldKaP7i
— Deseret News (@DeseretNews) April 15, 2020
“We are in a wartime environment,” said Taylor Shupe, owner of Future Stitch, an innovative clothing manufacturing facility in China that was able to secure personal protective equipment for tech companies in Utah. | By @wendyleonardshttps://t.co/gV28Kb2cL8
— Deseret News (@DeseretNews) April 16, 2020
Utah lawmakers are meeting online only for the first time starting Thursday, after calling themselves into an emergency special session focused on dealing with the effects of the global #coronavirus pandemic. | By @DNewsPolitics#utpolhttps://t.co/EeGF3l7v48
— Deseret News (@DeseretNews) April 16, 2020
President @realDonaldTrump and other Republicans fear that letting more voters cast their ballots early or through the mail will favor Democrats. They forgot about Utah | By @mbrownreport #Election2020https://t.co/oxsSVK8Wtx
— Deseret News (@DeseretNews) April 15, 2020
"Far from causing us to relax, the state’s unique demographic advantages against COVID-19 should inspire us to more fully grasp the positive impact that seemingly small, individual actions can have in the aggregate." — Hal Boyd https://t.co/FjduvflnLe
— Deseret News Opinion (@DNewsOpinion) April 13, 2020
Why the current stay-at-home order—and its impact on everyday life—is no joke https://t.co/kZqqF1DEtC
— Salt Lake City Weekly (@CityWeekly) April 1, 2020
Short on sales because of COVID-19 closures, WhiteClouds, a 3D printing and fabricating business, has shifted its production to make face shields, a form of personal protective equipment that’s currently in high demand. https://t.co/CZdwgqmSy3 pic.twitter.com/ntwRMkk7Mj
— Standard-Examiner (@standardex) April 14, 2020
Schools use 3D printers to create desperately needed PPE for first responders. https://t.co/m7fHj3Im26 pic.twitter.com/kk2tVUNkUj
— Standard-Examiner (@standardex) April 12, 2020
Northern Europe Vol.2 (incl #coronavirus)
WELCOME TO THE WORLD! This white rhino was born at the Copenhagen Zoo in Denmark on Wednesday. Staff members are there to care for mom and baby, and other animals, while the zoo is closed to the public because of the coronavirus. #8NN pic.twitter.com/VhHmmsczmW
— 8 News NOW (@8NewsNow) April 16, 2020
This Michelin-starred Denmark restaurant typically serves $700 meals. Since the novel coronavirus shut down restaurants across the country, chef Rasmus Munk and a group of volunteers have been making about 500 meals every day for the homeless. https://t.co/GR1I3SAreL pic.twitter.com/1nl7fdUhK7
— CNN Business (@CNNBusiness) April 14, 2020
The Denmark-based toymaker company announced Thursday that it's producing more than 13,000 face visors a day for Danish healthcare workers after converting some of its molding machines to create the safety equipment. https://t.co/lMQrsQJeFV
— USA TODAY (@USATODAY) April 11, 2020
Certain countries in Europe — Germany, Denmark, the Czech Republic, Austria and Norway — are beginning to ease their coronavirus restrictions. Here's how they got to this point and what lies ahead for them:https://t.co/TwDuswOCgn
— CNN (@CNN) April 16, 2020
Danish government allows young children back to school, becoming first in Europe to relax coronavirus restrictions on education https://t.co/fH73LVWf4U
— BBC News (World) (@BBCWorld) April 15, 2020
https://twitter.com/WeBuildProgress/status/1249862775926636547
Denmark finds that up to 400,000 Danes have been infected with Coronavirus. That means .07% fatality rate. Much lower than previous estimates. https://t.co/gZFHRSTtqD
— MrReagan (@MrReaganUSA) April 13, 2020
Universities are inspired by problems and both science and education can be a part of creating the solutions of tomorrow. That’s why we at the University of Copenhagen share the visions of the @UNs #SDGs pic.twitter.com/KzAc2f7o4E
— Henrik C. Wegener (@HenWeg) April 11, 2019
We are excited to follow the TwelveBIO spinout – watch Guillermo Montoya and Stefano Stella talk about the ideas and research behind the new company. @g1_guillermo @novonordiskfond https://t.co/kPAFzTTH2S
— CPRatUCPH (@NNFCPR) November 20, 2019
Great results at @NeurIPSConf 2019 and @emnlp2019! #NeurIPS2019 #EMNLP2019 #computersciencehttps://t.co/10YaVHmjnP
— DIKU – Department of Computer Science, UCPH (@DIKU_Institut) October 4, 2019
Do you know the biggest no-brainer in the history of the world? Watch Danish actor and UN Goodwill Ambassador Nikolaj Coster-Waldau unfold the benefits of moving from black to green energy.
Watch the full video athttps://t.co/rbEVOq4MsS.#BiggestNoBrainer #ClimateActionSummit pic.twitter.com/8oflZtNy89
— Denmark.dk (@denmarkdotdk) September 16, 2019
Copenhagen is a bike-friendly haven for transit. Here's what Charleston could learn. https://t.co/yBNXKiz1jL via @postandcourier
— Uffe A. Balslev (@DKambIRL) October 22, 2019
https://twitter.com/urbanthoughts11/status/1146497546120048640
Denmark rolls out recycling system to juice and smoothies https://t.co/XUMeCWShTt
— The Local Denmark (@TheLocalDenmark) July 2, 2019
The new Center for Blockchains and Electronic Markets (BCM) will explore the Web 3.0 infrastructure + study design of secure and economically sound markets that ensure efficiency and fairness in a new decentralised economy https://t.co/1wrrixsGVf Funding: DKK 17m @Carlsbergfondet pic.twitter.com/JQOAgDD3E9
— IFRO – Department of Food and Resource Economics (@KU_IFRO) February 1, 2019
https://twitter.com/VisitCopenhagen/status/1151482832650457088
https://twitter.com/GoVisitDenmark/status/1155147152995291136
#Coronavirus | At a time when countries around the world are facing severe shortage of PPE and coronavirus testing kits, Finland has became the latest country to publicly blame China for selling masks that don’t meet its requirements https://t.co/vEIwknpXrp
— The Indian Express (@IndianExpress) April 9, 2020
The near worldwide participation in Coronavirus psyop demonstrates the power of the satanist world banking cartel, who is behind it. And we trust them with our "money?"
Lockdown extended to May 13 in Finlandhttps://t.co/TzXM9aFDlO
— Henry Makow (@HenryMakow) April 4, 2020
As some nations scramble to find protective gear to fight the coronavirus pandemic, Finland has an enviable stockpile of personal protective equipment like surgical masks https://t.co/K8QrJD1Zrb
— The New York Times (@nytimes) April 5, 2020
When Finland’s prime minister @marinsanna became the second-youngest leader in the world in December, the world was a different place. Now, Marin, like all her European counterparts, has become a crisis leader. https://t.co/p9kfFZsiOL
— Vogue Magazine (@voguemagazine) April 1, 2020
Concise yet comprehensive take on "Finland's response to the coronavirus pandemic" by Finnish experts @liina_kaisa, @SallaAtkins, @merikoivusalo, Ilmo @Keskimaki & @SinervoTimo. Good stuff. https://t.co/Eh15UD4T4U
— Mika Sandström (@Mika_Sandstrom) April 6, 2020
Finland to begin randomised coronavirus antibody testing https://t.co/3w1QnROFql pic.twitter.com/J8fq9qobDw
— Reuters (@Reuters) April 7, 2020
Finland rolls out random nationwide testing for coronavirus antibodies https://t.co/CjPtQxSXz8 pic.twitter.com/pNdTvPOGES
— The Hill (@thehill) April 7, 2020
Finnish IT company IQM Finland has an ambitious plan to build the world’s first scalable general-purpose #quantumcomputer after capturing initial investment seed capital of €11.5m earlier this year https://t.co/MrEfxao3W7 via @ComputerWeekly @meetIQM @AaltoUniversity #Finland
— GoodNewsfromFinland (@goodnewsfinland) December 4, 2019
@AaltoUniversity's Prof Päivi Törmä says "Science should be a collaborative industry – and only by bringing the private sector and academic silos together can we truly realise our potential." Read more:https://t.co/DyXxkAb2FD pic.twitter.com/7yDC29j86p
— AaltoMaterials (@AaltoMaterials) November 29, 2019
Christmas cleaning ahead? Everyone can improve the quality of the indoor air in their own home with correct cleaning methods. Read our expert's tips! #IndoorAirQuality https://t.co/Bj8ZQZuFJ7
— Aalto University (@AaltoUniversity) December 11, 2019
#MachineLearning must not jeopardise anyone's privacy, reminds Associate Professor @ahonkela @helsinkiuni. Everyone has secrets and protection of privacy is a fundamental human right. "Someone who says they have nothing to hide hasn’t thought it through." https://t.co/U1TofNuYsk
— FCAI (@FCAI_fi) November 21, 2019
“We will have to revolutionise how we produce and consume #energy” says #Finland’s @AaltoUniversity’s Assistant Professor Annukka Santasalo-Aarnio. #fossilfree #renewables https://t.co/8zyPyNW0SO
— Millennium Technology Prize (@millenniumprize) December 4, 2019
The city of Espoo has made it among the winning cities in the European Capital of Innovation Awards organised by the European Commission!
The winning city will be revealed on September 25th at the European Research and Innovation Days in Brussels. https://t.co/mzNx46OJvA
— Finland in New York (@FinlandNY) September 12, 2019
https://twitter.com/FinnEmbassyDC/status/1194337346453299202
Under Pekka Haavisto, Helsinki tries to chart a path to a fossil fuel-free future. https://t.co/tR1hwY7ASC
— Finland in New York (@FinlandNY) August 29, 2019
EU foreign ministers in Helsinki: discussions included wider Middle East, hybrid threats and Arctic region https://t.co/Y5Nts7XNDx
— Finnish Government (@FinGovernment) August 30, 2019
The algorithm HyperTraPS reveals how diseases progress and bacteria develop drug resistance. https://t.co/jJn6mgQsFx #aimedicine #mathematics @mitomaths pic.twitter.com/OKmhL8hLXi
— Universitetet i Bergen (@UiB) December 5, 2019
https://twitter.com/uibgeo/status/1113898823892520961
https://twitter.com/GraihaghJackson/status/1187888362771759104
"How evolution builds genes from scratch". Postdoc @HelleBaalsrud is interviewed by @ClimateAdam for @NatureNews. Great work by her and the rest of the team! Follow the link for text and audio file. @CEESUiO @biovitenskap #denovogenes #AtlanticCod #codfish https://t.co/2iIRRDLLkb
— CEES – Univ. of Oslo (@CEESUiO) October 17, 2019
An investigation led, rather unexpectedly, to an interesting observation, possibly revealing a significant clue about the origin of life, which I am going to share with you here. New blog post from Irep Gözen #Medisinbloggen https://t.co/DwfBVZn20K pic.twitter.com/GhG0xRxnyj
— MED-fakultetet UiO (@UniOslo_MED) October 8, 2019
Commitments worth NOK 583 billion for the ocean at #OurOcean 2019 in Oslo https://t.co/3Z6KNJOV42 pic.twitter.com/5G17sPlR6l
— Norway MFA (@NorwayMFA) October 24, 2019
The ocean is under unprecedented threat. We need to step up our actions – now! #OurOcean is mobilizing for more commitments with greater impact for healthy, clean and productive oceans. @ThomsonFiji https://t.co/r1Wz5VlwBI
— Norway MFA (@NorwayMFA) September 18, 2019
The famous Norwegian Polar Explorer Roald Amundsen learned invaluable lessons while navigating the Northwest Passage in 1903-1906. Learn more at the exhibit “Lessons from the Arctic” now open at the @vanmaritime 🇳🇴🇨🇦
Video from @CanGeo feat @FramMuseum https://t.co/pkxpZEYoXJ
— Norway in Canada (@NorwayinCanada) October 22, 2019
https://twitter.com/NorwayinIreland/status/1148699267743330304
‘Like the 9th-century Irish Vikings, I see myself as a Gall-Gaedil or a foreign Gael’ https://t.co/oWa5RbIGTW via @IrishTimesCultr
— Irish Times Culture (@IrishTimesCultr) May 16, 2019
"These are all methods that we learned from the Americans," says deCODE Genetics CEO Kari Stefansson on Iceland's ability to control the coronavirus spread. “You taught us how to do this but you haven’t been doing it yourself. And that is pretty sad.” pic.twitter.com/2YwaTkbL4Q
— CNBC's Closing Bell (@CNBCClosingBell) April 15, 2020
Coronavirus: Iceland's mass testing techniques gives the world Covid-19 answers https://t.co/yURdctPitE pic.twitter.com/VHSq4L3OE5
— Stuff (@NZStuff) April 10, 2020
Iceland has tested 10% of its population.
The U.S. has tested around 0.6%. https://t.co/rROpod3jt1— MarketWatch (@MarketWatch) April 12, 2020
Harvard Study Says Novel Coronavirus May Not Die Out Until 2025; Social Distancing Likely Necessary to 2022
“Recovered” COVID-19 Patients in Italy Testing Positive, Echoing Results Found in S Korean Recovered Patients
Czech Republic, Iceland to Reopen; Virus Resurges in Iran pic.twitter.com/AUdY3PdXQQ
— Joshua Landis (@joshua_landis) April 15, 2020
Ranking countries for total number of tests conducted per 1,000 people; Iceland and UAE lead:
Iceland 108.93
UAE 67.3
Luxembourg 48.88
Bahrain 43.16
Estonia 26.12
Norway 23.89
Switzerland 23.37
Israel 21.49
Germany 20.94
Italy 18.90#COVID_19 #COVID19 #Coronavirus pic.twitter.com/DvwXRvbY7a— Corona Watch (@corona__watch) April 16, 2020
The lesson from Iceland is that #coronavirus testing must immediately be followed up by quarantine in order to stop #COVID19: In Iceland over 50% of positive cases had no symptoms yet they could transmit the disease. Test/trace/isolate is the formula. https://t.co/erZxOpU46n pic.twitter.com/Sv9JHVmwsg
— Bojan Pancevski (@bopanc) April 2, 2020
https://twitter.com/saochair/status/1174344401038036994
99% of total electricity consumption in #Iceland comes from #RenewableEnergy sources, #Hydropower & #Geothermal. Know-how in this field is one of our most important contributions to #SustainableDevelopment in the #Arctic & beyond.
👇 https://t.co/fqBx78cgVi— MFA Iceland Arctic (@IcelandArctic) September 5, 2019
#Stockholm is lauded as one of the world’s most #innovative cities and these six amazing #studies prove just why. https://t.co/4dWLwW8DwI#Sponsored #MoveToStockholm #TheUniversityCapital #SthlmTech
Presented by @InvestStockholm @karolinskainst @kthuniversity and @Stockholm_Uni— The Local Sweden (@TheLocalSweden) January 15, 2020
Sweden didn’t shut their country down and is now paying the price for it. pic.twitter.com/CeYdvBXB5c
— The Daily Show (@TheDailyShow) April 11, 2020
Sweden has kept schools, shops and restaurants open while its neighbors went into lockdown. Now, its relaxed coronavirus approach could be backfiring https://t.co/6lIHmqO587
— TIME (@TIME) April 13, 2020
Hygiene, water and bacteria > exhibition at Fotografiska "These images are not confined by countries or nationality for the simple reason that diseases and bacteria do not know any borders," says photographer @paulhansen64. @OttoCars1 is #ABR expert. ➡️ https://t.co/bfzf91ATEe pic.twitter.com/EW2WorPtmk
— ReAct Action on ABR (@reactgroup) October 3, 2018
Turns out that wolves can fetch! Check out our paper on how standing variation in the expression of human-directed behaviour in ancestral populations could have been an important target for early selective pressures exerted during dog domestication https://t.co/P7OMcScbro pic.twitter.com/4QWXd3Cwl2
— Christina Hansen Wheat (@ChristinaHWheat) January 16, 2020
Striking differences in brains of wild and domestic rabbitshttps://t.co/qIUK0Eah0C pic.twitter.com/oRVGpKh9V5
— Uppsala University (@UU_University) June 28, 2018
Do you know #syngas? Can #syntheticfuels become a replacement of #fossilfuels and help tackling #climatechange? Read about the new article from @syngaschem_bv and @DIFFERenergy published on @NatureComms with #APXPS data from #HIPPIE #beamline at #MAXIVhttps://t.co/FOUCbocI93 pic.twitter.com/4d1dgWwFSb
— MAX IV Laboratory (@MAXIVLaboratory) February 6, 2020
The #AI-based algorithm developed by a team of scientists at @Liu_Universitet to trace disease-related human genes by analysing through an artificial neural network is a promising step towards developing precision medicines & indivisualising treatment.https://t.co/e7mjMSQiUV
— Dr.Omkar Rai (@Omkar_Raii) February 24, 2020
Exciting news! WASP has been granted a prolonging until 2029 and additional funding. Total budget now SEK 5.5 billion. https://t.co/wSBgvTtzsT@2017Kaw100 @liu_universitet @Lundsuni @chalmersuniv @KTHuniversity @UmeaUniversity #ArtificialIntelligence #Autonomoussystems #research pic.twitter.com/cz09cPsnA1
— WASP Research (@WASP_Research) December 17, 2019
Good pollination of apple flowers can extend the time apples can be stored without rotting. Apple harvests are also bigger, producing firmer and tastier apples according to a new study – a collaboration between @deepsthlmuni and @lunduniversity #apples https://t.co/aWSEvkILgT pic.twitter.com/xipbYAgfRU
— Stockholm University (@Stockholm_Uni) December 11, 2019
Researchers at Umeå and Kyushu University show that sustainable materials are practical alternatives for efficient light-emitting electrochemical cells (LECs). @KyushuUniv_EN @NatureNews #LECs
— Umeå University (@UmeaUniversity) November 25, 2019
New research from Umeå University and @chalmersuniv show that the choice of preparation method influences the health effects of coffee. #coffee #diabetes #filteredcoffee https://t.co/uDeqrUGFC5
— Umeå University (@UmeaUniversity) December 17, 2019
Diego Calvanese, world leading researcher in AI and computer science, will be a part-time guest professor at Umeå University for the coming five years, funded by WASP – Wallenberg AI, Autonomous Systems and Software Program. @WASP_Research @cs_unibz #AI #ArtificialIntelligence
— Umeå University (@UmeaUniversity) December 18, 2019
“We’re now the only company in the world able to upcycle fashion at an industrial scale”
Read about #kthinnovationalumni @renewcellsweden in @Forbes #itallstartshere https://t.co/xcBT6drrj7
— KTH Innovation (@kthinnovation) December 2, 2019
Improved Man-Machine Interaction with Radar Sensors and Machine Learning https://t.co/5hQD61RfEy
— AI Lund (@aimllu) November 14, 2019
In connection with the #NobelPrize ceremony today, we would like to share this presentation by Pauline Mattsson @Lunduni_LUSEM @Lundsuni on how to foster breakthrough research. Lessons learned from the Nobel Prize in Medicine and Physiology. @NobelPrize https://t.co/BFqLfG6mWd
— PufendorfIAS_LU (@PufendorfL) December 10, 2019
In a new report for @MSBse Christine Wamsler @LUCSUS_LU explore if, and how, a national strategy for disaster risk reduction & resilience could be developed & implemented in Sweden. #resilience #risk #SDG @Lundsuni https://t.co/lsZZpiywKL
— LUCSUS_LU (@LUCSUS_LU) December 19, 2019
Glutamine may help people with #obesity reduce inflammation of fat tissue and reduce fat mass, according to a new study published in @Cell_Metabolism. The study also shows how glutamine levels can alter gene expression in several different cell types. https://t.co/aIRmlbMZvv pic.twitter.com/p6x2U5xivw
— Karolinska Institutet (@karolinskainst) December 19, 2019
In a joint research study from Sweden, scientists from #ChalmersUniversity have developed a new material for capturing carbon dioxide. The new material offers many benefits – it is sustainable, has a high capture rate, and has low operating costs. #CO2 https://t.co/woQuhJo0p8 pic.twitter.com/qJ8YGXpYaP
— Chalmers University (@chalmersuniv) December 9, 2019
A clear link between loose teeth, calcification of the arteries and heart disease has been identified by Malmö University researchers. #dentalhealth #wellbeing #HeartDisease https://t.co/rgxdsgWxX4 pic.twitter.com/FRRhVh6Kw8
— Malmö University (@MalmoUniversity) December 3, 2019
The Swedish Research Council has awarded SEK 1.4 million to SECRET, a European collaborative project to increase security in quantum communication. It is part of @QuantERA_EUhttps://t.co/uHp6OnwFD0#QuantumTechnologies #quantumcommunication pic.twitter.com/chtqOrYNZF
— Linköpings universitet (@liu_universitet) December 17, 2019
Steffi Burchardt, Uppsala University, is doing research on magma chambers from extinct volcanoes. They can help us to understand the over 1000 active volcanoes in the world today – and how gold ore is formed. @inthevolcano @2017Kaw100 #volcano #Geology https://t.co/qDhzI81MUE pic.twitter.com/9OJd7u9shs
— Uppsala University (@UU_University) December 10, 2019
"Scientists discovered that the fungus Marasmius oreades, known for mythical fairy rings, has far fewer mutations than expected for a eukaryote". Ben Libberton berättar historien bakom forskningsresultaten i Nature Microbiology Community: https://t.co/smQgdFNomW pic.twitter.com/jvFPRgay7Q
— Uppsala universitet (@uppsalauni) August 26, 2019
"The Arctic – while the ice is melting" exhibition tells the ancient tale of ice, of geological history, and of how mankind pushed ever further northwards. In this film we meet the researchers behind the exhibition https://t.co/mWtxCOnRye @nordiskamuseet #Arctic #research #ice
— Stockholm University (@Stockholm_Uni) December 18, 2019
#Stockholm has the world’s fourth-highest concentration of high-profile #universities, and is one of the most knowledge-intensive and pioneering places in the world. #movetostockholm #theuniversitycapital @Stockholms_univ, @KTHuniversity @karolinskainst
https://t.co/tqBUW5T5CB pic.twitter.com/OGqKiOThP7— Invest Stockholm (@investstockholm) December 17, 2019
We @sthlmresilience have a podcast! The first episode of #Biophilia features @HenrikOsterblom in a conversation about his reasons for working with #sustainabilityscience, the role #music plays in his life, and more. Host: @owengaffney https://t.co/y1K3JllRl2 pic.twitter.com/OA41dAbRx7
— Fredrik Moberg (@FredrikMoberg) December 18, 2019
The increase in drug-resistant strains of #malaria is jeopardizing progress towards its eradication 🦟
Scientists from @sangerinstitute, @unibern and @umeauniversitet have recently identified promising areas for new drug targets.
— CaixaCiència (@CaixaCienciaCAT) November 30, 2019
Sometimes #advancement in a #science field comes in waves. Read how #MAXIV is opening new possibilities for research by @unitartu on scintillating materials at #FinEstBeAMS with promising implications in #cancer #diagnosis, #medicine, #industry, #physicshttps://t.co/Nl4eZUy58J pic.twitter.com/zC9PAv3USD
— MAX IV Laboratory (@MAXIVLaboratory) December 18, 2019
Small #woodlands in farmland have more benefits for humans per area, compared to large forests according to a new study by @Stockholm_Uni. #NatureBasedSolutions for #biodiversity #soilpreservation #humanwellbeing https://t.co/083GuWfPLU pic.twitter.com/Atm87g6zrY
— URBAN GreenUP (@urbangreenUP) December 16, 2019
Together with @visitstockholm, The Local presents a selection of the city’s most highbrow sights. An #academic’s guide to Stockholm. Including the #Nobel museum, botanical gardens and the Sweden Solar System. https://t.co/wY1IhC9qMr
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— The Local Sweden (@TheLocalSweden) December 12, 2019
Plans to relocate to Sweden? Here are 10 useful things you should know before moving. #Fika #Sweden #MovingToSweden pic.twitter.com/CrB2bvaR6B
— Sweden.se (@swedense) September 18, 2019
Stockholm 🇸🇪 Oslo 🇳🇴 Copenhagen 🇩🇰 and Helsinki 🇫🇮 were all ranked among the top 25 cities in the world for quality of living in 2019, in major studies by @mercer and @MonocleMag #Sustainability #SmartCities #nordics https://t.co/gR8tbpF9aB
— Embassy of Sweden UK (@swedeninuk) November 15, 2019
https://twitter.com/swedense/status/1120942206293106688
Sweden’s liberal approach to coronavirus, which involves zero border controls & no legally mandated social distancing, is being described as “like watching a horror movie."
Sweden has a higher death toll than Norway, Denmark and Finland combined.https://t.co/NYhaB6UMHm
— Paul Joseph Watson (@PrisonPlanet) March 31, 2020
(Picture from this story which is QUITE OPTIMISTIC! Suggests Sweden still not having a total disaster despite more relaxed rules. Fingers crossed it continues: https://t.co/rTfKz7N5WH)
— Tom Chivers (@TomChivers) April 15, 2020
Sweden’s government and people both prided themselves on tackling coronavirus recommending social distance only
Deaths per million so far:
•Finland 4.5
•Norway 12
•Denmark 28
•Sweden 37
Chauvinism killshttps://t.co/XkFbCZGGUY— Alfons López Tena (@alfonslopeztena) April 5, 2020
(English version)
Mortality and use of Intensive care due to coronavirus in Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Finland, Iceland and Estonia; updated with data from yesterdays (31.3) reports.
Fig 1(4). Mortality per million population: /1 pic.twitter.com/GlSCy3LdkY
— Markku Peltonen (@MarkkuPeltonen) April 1, 2020
World Vol.20 (#coronavirus)
COVID-19 Digital Resources (03/27/2020) | @BelferCenter
Cologne Sanitizer, Boxed Wine and Bidets: How People in 68 Countries Are Coping With Coronavirus (03/22/2020) | Amanda Sloat @POLITICO
It’s Ok for China to Harm the World in Order to Save It? (04/09/2020) | Niall Ferguson @ Jewish World Review @BelferCenter
Daniel Hoffman: The coronavirus challenge – staying connected while keeping your distance (03/23/2020) | @FoxNews @BelferCenter
Questions from Quarantine: New Mask Guidelines,
Reinfection Potential, and Quarantine Tips (Video; 04/07/2020) | Juliette Kayyem, Margaret Bourdeaux, Tara Tyrrell @BelferCenter
Coronavirus reveals the vulnerable nature of our medical supply chain (04/07/2020) | Mike Rogers @TheHill
How countries like Germany handle unemployment caused by coronavirus (Video; 04/07/2020) | Cathryn Clüver Ashbrook @CNBC
Ignore bad information from Russia and China on the coronavirus crisis (03/27/2020) | @RepMikeRogers @TheHill
Cost Effectiveness Analysis and Finding the Best Policies to Fight COVID-19 (04/03/2020) | Robert N. Stavins @BelferCenter
What Economics Can Say about an Effective Response to the Coronavirus (04/02/2020) | Robert N. Stavins, Scott Barrett @ResourcesMag @BelferCenter
Our Response to 9/11 Gave us Lessons for COVID-19 (04/06/2020) | Norman Roule @thecipherbrief
The 1889 influenza (“Asiatic flu” or “Russian flu”); The 1918-1919 H1N1 influenza (“The Spanish Flu”); Psittacosis (“Parrot Fever”); The 1949-1952 Poliomyelitis pandemic (Polio); The 1956-1958 H2N2 virus (“The Asian Flu”); The 1968 Influenza A subtype H3NS virus (“The Hong Kong Flu”); The 1981-present Human Immunodeficiency Virus and Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (HIV/AIDS); the 2002-2003 Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome virus (SARS)
The 2009-2010 H1N1 novel influenza virus (Swine Flu); The 2012 Middle East Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus (MERS) …
Spies Are Fighting a Shadow War Against the Coronavirus (04/03/2020) | Calder Walton @ForeignPolicy @BelferCenter
How Digital Service Teams are Responding to Covid-19
(03/31/2020) | David Eaves @apoliticalco @BelferCenter
Trump Bets Business Will Answer Call to Fight Virus, but Strategy Bewilders Firms (03/22/2020) | David E. Sanger, Ana Swanson, Maggie Haberman @nytimes @BelferCenter
How Treasury should implement loans to large businesses (04/10/2020) | Michael R. Strain, R. Glenn Hubbard @AEI
How the World Will Look After the Coronavirus Pandemic
(03/20/2020) | Nicholas Burns, Joseph S. Nye, Stephen M. Walt @ForeignPolicy @BelferCenter
The coronavirus is a test of our national character
(03/20/2020) | David Ignatius @washingtonpost
… It’s likely that for a generation, the United States and China will both be better prepared for outbreaks of disease and other disasters. There will be better early-warning systems, better stockpiles of equipment, better vaccines and more resilient supply chains. Public health professionals will know more and have greater credibility when they make recommendations.
…broad benchmarking of the United States and its main adversary was the initial mission of the Office of Net Assessment when it was chartered by President Richard M. Nixon. Under its legendary founder, Andrew Marshall…
Marshall’s group, with its sharper analytical lens, was one of the first to see that the Soviet Union was much weaker economically and politically than conventional analysis suggested. …
Why odds of a coronavirus recession have risen – Jeffrey Frankel cites domino effect of problems in China, huge U.S. deficit, likely decline in jobs and spending (03/17/2020) | Liz Mineo @ Harvard Gazette
… According to a rule sometimes used by the IMF, a world recession is when the global growth rate is less than 2.5 percent. Global growth doesn’t turn negative often. It happened in the global financial crisis of 2008 and 2009. Back then, Europe, Japan, and the U.S. went into prolonged negative growth. …
A recession is defined as a fall in economic activity; fall in GDP, income, employment, and output. There are two kinds of recessions, in terms of the cause: One is the result of an adverse supply shock, and the other is the result of an adverse demand shock. In an adverse supply shock, the fall in GDP is accompanied by an increase in prices… the problem in a supply shock is that the firms can’t produce what’s already being ordered or bought, because the worker is staying home or because their production process is dependent on some intermediate input or part that is produced somewhere else, which has been interrupted. … There was a negative demand shock, with people cutting back on spending because they didn’t have the money to spend.
In this type of recession, both monetary stimulus and fiscal stimulus can be useful because they give people money to spend. …
…paid sick leave, free testing, extension of unemployment insurance and food stamps. But the most important provision is funding for public health. …
I see certain parallels between the coronavirus crisis and the 2008 financial crisis and the 2001 Sept. 11 terrorist attack. … In each case, there were experts who had written memos and reports about precisely those possibilities, but the messages didn’t get through. …
COVID-19 Pandemic Accelerates the Rise of Digital
Payments (03/20/2020) | Juergen Braunstein, Marion Laboure, Sachin Silva @TheEconomist @BelferCenter
Brian Ross Investigates — The Coronavirus: Who Do You Trust (YouTube; 02/27/2020) | @LawCrimeNetwork
Crisis Reader: Biosecurity and the Global COVID-19 Outbreak (02/27/2020) | @BelferCenter
Worst-case scenarios: Crisis management in a chaotic world (w Voice & Transcript; 02/25/2020) | @Kennedy_School
The Collateral Damage of the Coronavirus (02/19/2020) | Juliette Kayyem, Margaret Bourdeaux, Vanessa Kerry, Annmarie Sasdi @BostonGlobe @BelferCenter
The United States Can Still Win the Coronavirus Pandemic (04/03/2020) | Stephen M. Walt @ForeignPolicy @BelferCenter
The Realist’s Guide to the Coronavirus Outbreak (03/09/2020) | Stephen M. Walt @ForeignPolicy @BelferCenter
Nicholas Burns on BBC World News (03/26/2020) | @BelferCenter
The crisis Congress – What is the legislature’s job in a national emergency? (04/02/2020) | Yuval Levin, Adam J. White @NRO @AEI
Washington’s response to the virus – In our society, not everything has to be coordinated from above. (03/06/2020) | Yuval Levin @NRO @AEI
China’s deadly coronavirus-lie co-conspirator — the World Health Organization (04/03/2020) | Dan Blumenthal, Nicholas Everstadt @nypost @AEI
China After Coronavirus – Should We Ever Trust Beijing Again? (04/08/2020) | Daniel Hoffman @FoxNews @BelferCenter
Russia Is Well-Positioned to Weather COVID-19’s Economic Fallout (04/09/2020) | Chris Weafer @russia_matters
Send in the Marines? Not to fight coronavirus – The Pentagon isn’t geared toward taking the lead in a domestic health crisis, and having it do so would be bad for democracy. (03/18/2020) | Kori Schake @bopinion @AEI
Opinion: Why you should think of the coronavirus crisis and the global financial crisis as part of the same story (03/24/2020) | Josh Lipsky @MarketWatch @BelferCenter
Strong competition among US airlines before COVID-19 pandemic (03/18/2020) | Scott Ganz @AEI
CORONAVIRUS & THE RUSSIA-SAUDI OIL WAR (Voice; 03/23/2020) | @REIEnergyLLC
Confronting COVID-19: A Conversation with Columbia
University Professor Scott Barrett (Voice & Transcript; 03/27/2020) | @BelferCenter
American hospitals can avoid Italy’s fate – Deploy telemedicine to determine who needs emergency care, waive licensing rules and more. (03/17/2020) | @ScottGottliebMD @WSJ @AEI
Former FDA chief & Harvard professor: Take smart steps to slow spread of the coronavirus (03/06/2020) | @ScottGottliebMD @USATODAY @AEI
Are we prepared? Protecting the US from global
pandemics (02/12/2020) | @ScottGottliebMD @AEI
Op-ed: We need to prepare for US outbreak of Wuhan coronavirus (01/27/2020) | @ScottGottliebMD @CNBC
Russia-Saudi Relationship Is a Coronavirus Casualty
(03/10/2020) | Meghan L. O’Sullivan @bopinion
How Hackers and Spies Could Sabotage the Coronavirus Fight (02/28/2020) | @ForeignPolicy @BelferCenter
So What Should I Do About Coronavirus Now? (02/26/2020) | Josh Barro @intelligencer
Kevin Rudd: COVID-19 Outbreak & Lessons from 2008 Financial Collapse (03/13/2020) | @gzeromedia
The COVID-19 Cash Out (03/19/2020) | Juergen Braunstein, Marion Laboure, Sachin Silva @ProSyn @BelferCenter
As COVID-19 Outbreak Worsens So Does Economic Volatility (w Voice & Transcript; 03/17/2020) | @NPR
COVID-19’S PAINFUL LESSON ABOUT STRATEGY AND POWER
(03/26/2020) | Joseph S. Nye, Jr. @WarOnTheRocks
We don’t have to destroy the Constitution to take on coronavirus – Congress shouldn’t concede more power to Trump (or any other president). That’s the last thing we need. (03/25/2020) | Gregory S. Weiner @nytimes @BelferCenter
European Elections In a Time of Coronavirus (03/20/2020) | Amanda Sloat @LawFare
The Coronavirus Is Iran’s Perfect Storm (03/18/2020) | Djavad Salehi-Isfahani @ForeignAffairs @BelferCenter
Arab leaders were already incompetent, then came coronavirus (20/03/2020) | Rami G. Khouri @The_NewArab
A Future of Work That Complements Family Life | Abby McCloskey, Angela Rachidi @FamStudies @AEI
Coronavirus will test whether the planet can unite in the face of a global crisis (02/26/2020) | David Ignatius @washingtonpost
The Case for a Big Coronavirus Stimulus – Congress should send you $1,000 — and another $500 for each of your children — as soon as possible. (03/05/2020) | Jason Furman @WSJ
World Vol.19 (incl #coronavirus)
RELEASE: As policy to address COVID-19 continues to evolve, BFI has compiled a list of economic facts developed by @UChicago economic scholars.
View the full list below and stay tuned for updates and additions as research progresses.
— Becker Friedman Institute for Economics (@BeckerFriedman) March 26, 2020
“As tough as things look now, I do see us possibly demonstrating a sense that we’re all in this together,” says Prof. Margulies on how we respond to the coronavirus crisis, via @USATODAY. https://t.co/afNIh3WAnv
— Cornell Law School (@CornellLaw) March 30, 2020
Access the #FirstView articles from the American Political Science Review free of charge until the end of April 2020 – https://t.co/zgPX1Ia2bY #APSR pic.twitter.com/uTsB26qBUv
— CUP Politics (@CUP_PoliSci) April 3, 2020
Memory Erasure of Trans-Imperial History in the City of Nerchinsk #twitterstorians @urbanhist https://t.co/xaqeL4GGuR pic.twitter.com/a7UzOojZYy
— Imperial & Global (@ExeterCIGH) March 30, 2020
Before first vaccines were developed, deadly diseases existed for thousands of years.
Today, humans can respond to viral outbreaks in mere months.
Learn more about human progress in fighting pandemics: https://t.co/qtRpjVNM9L pic.twitter.com/9GvdQ9a0GE
— HumanProgress.org (@HumanProgress) March 26, 2020
While physically distancing, stories can still travel the globe. @USC's @amara_media curated this list of apps & tools to master during this unusual time. The list: https://t.co/wiSg3nheoL#usc #ascj #COVID19 #Coronavirus #PublicDiplomacy #DigitalStorytelling #SocialDistancing pic.twitter.com/n8aV3CDfHL
— USC Public Diplomacy (@PublicDiplomacy) April 3, 2020
I know many people are currently struggling with the adjustment to home working.
At @AAIEmploy we've been fully remote for 10 years and have been through it all.
Myself and the team have shared some practical tips on making this dynamic work for you.https://t.co/mLkrbstjSZ
— Joy Lewis (@JoyLewisAAI) March 18, 2020
£1 billion Business Support Fund opens today.
Small businesses as well as hospitality, leisure and retail business can now apply for grants to help them deal with the impact of the #coronavirus (#COVIDー19 ) outbreak.
Find out more➡️https://t.co/TqArQzEIHy pic.twitter.com/TOdDZC1AMi
— ScotGovEconomy (@scotgoveconomy) March 24, 2020
What a waste! #COVID19Pandemic is forcing Dairy farmers to dump their milk down the drain so the milk market doesn’t implode. Why not give it away to those who need it? We’ll get to the bottom of it at 6:00. pic.twitter.com/ZXp2uSjWQa
— Shaun Gallagher (@ShaunGalNews) April 2, 2020
Google's COVID-19 reports show where people are obeying stay-at-home orders https://t.co/rxRGzf3fBN pic.twitter.com/P1nWcPHTMx
— Engadget (@engadget) April 3, 2020
“We’re coming after you. We’re going to come after you hard, we’re going to protect the people of this province,” Ford said of Ontario businesses that increase much-sought after COVID-19 protective products. https://t.co/EWjTyd37FU
— CTV Toronto (@CTVToronto) March 26, 2020
U.S. soybean futures rest on the specific of the phase one trade deal. Insights via @CMEGroup pic.twitter.com/4HDEDcNIXP
— QuickTake by Bloomberg (@QuickTake) January 8, 2020
Soybean futures feel the strain of low demand without robust agricultural purchases from the phase one trade deal. Insights via @CMEGroup pic.twitter.com/0kWjgbwZs9
— QuickTake by Bloomberg (@QuickTake) March 20, 2020
“Kazakhstan banning exports of wheat flour could change the price of pasta in Italy."
Reporting from #coronavirus quarantine in Almaty, @MadisKabash explains why one of the world's biggest exporters of wheat flour isn’t exporting anymore https://t.co/VLDDU3eN1H pic.twitter.com/T3atoOxFk1
— QuickTake by Bloomberg (@QuickTake) March 27, 2020
Risk managers, explore latest trends driving growth of options strategies and differentiating characteristics between the most utilized strategies in corn, soybeans and wheat, using trade volume data from 2017 through 2019. https://t.co/wbbi49onHs pic.twitter.com/OyTN5j7oMI
— CME Group (@CMEGroup) March 25, 2020
Soybean futures: down 7%
Corn futures: down 2%With unreliable markets and the lack of details and timetable for commitments in the China deal, farmers aren't optimistic heading into the spring, when they go back to the bank for new financing and loans. https://t.co/gN4pqmqHKI
— J.D. Scholten (@JDScholten) February 3, 2020
"#Soybean Futures Rise on Potential Labor Shortages From #Coronavirus," https://t.co/Ha0FngXnfA
Includes quotes from farmdoc's Todd Hubbs and Gary Schnitkey.
— farmdoc Daily (@farmdocDaily) March 21, 2020
CME plans to start Brazilian soybean futures with the country’s B3 exchange https://t.co/RqjhNdkOyU
— Bloomberg (@business) November 13, 2019
Soybean futures are heading for their biggest monthly loss since August 2018 https://t.co/FbkSCo68Dt
— Bloomberg (@business) January 31, 2020
Coronavirus, corn/soybean price ratios and weather
With #Plant20 getting its start across the country soon, the Ag View Pitch looks at market opportunitieshttps://t.co/EKKxUox8M6 #coronavirus #soybean #weather #plant20 #farm #agriculture pic.twitter.com/0xXjlsyT9A— Farm Futures (@FarmFutures) March 2, 2020
Should you still bet on corn?
Big March grain reports already outdated. https://t.co/lqsfyDGHeI #corn #agmarketingIQ pic.twitter.com/zaIFP0v2Dr— Farm Futures (@FarmFutures) April 1, 2020
Corn futures eye lowest finish since 2016 as USDA forecasts rise in plantings https://t.co/93YGBDpjzv
— MarketsTicker (@MarketsTicker) March 31, 2020
U.S. farmers plan huge corn crop despite price drop, ethanol collapse https://t.co/BknXA6kLAg
— Reuters Ag News (@ReutersAg) March 31, 2020
SunSirs: Wheat Price Was Stable but Weak On December.
Low auction price for wheat while bad weather affect its in-time delay.#wheat #China #commodity #OATT #agriculture #grain #grains #commodities #ChinaUSA #ChinaUStrade #price #data #marketdatahttps://t.co/ttym06nQ0i— SunSirs.com (@SunSirsCom) January 3, 2020
Wheat prices are generally on the up https://t.co/HBmm0nRLg6
— AgriLand (@AgrilandIreland) March 28, 2020
While we’re in #lockdown & people are self isolating or working from home, life goes on at the farm so here is the start of regular videos to show how we are going about our daily routines in producing food while caring for nature & the environment. #FarmLife #StayHomeSaveLives pic.twitter.com/9wFz8fA5w3
— Andrew Ward 🇬🇧🚜 🥛🥩 (@wheat_daddy) March 26, 2020
https://twitter.com/Grain_Central/status/1245575831897788416
If all Americans replaced 30% of their burger beef with mushrooms, we could reduce greenhouse gases by 10.5 million tons pic.twitter.com/RBdeuaRZkC
— NowThis (@nowthisnews) April 1, 2020
Agree with this: balance sheet damage will hinder recovery even when the virus subsides. But 20% unemployment in 6 months sounds wildly optimistic: we may well be there in *two weeks* 1/ https://t.co/eJ4Hccmew8
— Paul Krugman (@paulkrugman) April 3, 2020
For me, this chart is the most alarming of the latest batch.
US & UK daily death tolls are accelerating in a straight line on a log scale chart, i.e still increasing exponentially.
~All other countries had begun slowing the rate of increase in deaths by now. https://t.co/3zLPMbPgCg
— John Burn-Murdoch (@jburnmurdoch) April 1, 2020
Has the COVID-19 pandemic reduced humans under lockdown to a ‘bare life’, in which mere survival becomes the only goal of life, and the state of exception becomes the normal condition?
Read @IPR_NickP's latest @UniofBathIPR blog here: https://t.co/IlQVemZLiR
— Uni of Bath Staff (@UniofBathStaff) April 3, 2020
We welcome any improvements in access to the CBILS – a number of members struggling with cash flow issues to allow them to pay furloughed workers and other fixed costs @FSB_NI https://t.co/DoTOosOpB1
— Roisin McAliskey (@FSBNIRegion) April 3, 2020
This is how the average YouTube commenter views the world. https://t.co/maMV7SQz2p
— Sonya The Outsider (@sable_sonya) April 2, 2020
#StayAtHome auf die coole Art und Weise pic.twitter.com/SH6FVeWpw5
— MelF (@gfi090) April 4, 2020
It’s official: Antarctica used to have a rainforest https://t.co/O9njgdYmLw
— Bloomberg (@business) April 4, 2020
https://twitter.com/rte/status/1246780890069512193
Covid-19: Government briefing on response to #coronavirus crisis | https://t.co/LtuK1Oa316 https://t.co/uLeQ2Ipuqs
— RTÉ News (@rtenews) April 6, 2020
Coronavirus: Denying Covid-19 jobless payment to workers over 66 denounced as 'discriminatory' – Willie O'Dea https://t.co/V8I1O2MPYZ pic.twitter.com/47uuUGjsjL
— Independent.ie (@Independent_ie) April 6, 2020
Pennsylvania Gov Tom Wolf extends stay-at-home orders in 26 counties until the end of April. https://t.co/1lKWPOWBMK
— The Intelligencer (@TheIntellNews) March 30, 2020
Here's a step-by-step video showing how to make a face mask from everyday items. pic.twitter.com/F7mRk8vFpn
— TribLIVE.com (@TribLIVE) April 3, 2020
Visit and bookmark the @ReadingEagle's Coronavirus Resources Page for emergency information, assistance and aid for residents and businesses: https://t.co/29E4LUhSVZ #PANews #BerksCounty #Pennsylvania #Coronavirus #COVID19
— The Reading Eagle (@ReadingEagle) April 3, 2020
From what I've been seeing on Twitter, I'm not the only one that hit this road block. @YorkDispatch https://t.co/z5rOxXzdck
— Logan Hullinger (@LoganHullYD) April 1, 2020
Report: UPMC discusses possible vaccine for COVID-19 https://t.co/wtUMLJyVJE via @YorkDispatch
— York Dispatch (@YorkDispatch) April 2, 2020
✔️ Disinfectant high-touch surfaces
✔️ Consider leaving packages out over night
✔️ Keep some sandwich bags in your pocket to use as gloves in a pinchHere's what one UPMC doctor recommends to make sure your deliveries are safe:https://t.co/RG6fStZZzA
— Lauren Rosenblatt (@LRosenblatt_) April 3, 2020
The current oil price collapse could be the feared tipping point.
"We're not gonna be the only people with this problem," ARG Resources' general manager said. https://t.co/Er7irGJw0a
— Laura Legere (@LauraLegere) April 3, 2020
Data divide creates disparities among counties desperate for COVID-19 information https://t.co/DRoTR4Blt5
— Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (@PittsburghPG) April 4, 2020
“Today, I’m asking all Pennsylvanians to wear a mask anytime you leave your house,” Gov. Wolf said.
https://t.co/ZzWQhEQF29— Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (@PittsburghPG) April 3, 2020
The COVID-19 pandemic may force Pittsburgh companies to reevaluate the amount of office space they are renting in Downtown skyscrapers or elsewhere — and how viable working from home really is. https://t.co/LUY8EokKmK
— Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (@PittsburghPG) April 3, 2020
A Homewood company better known for making sustainable backpacks has converted its facility and is now producing 1,000-2,000 medical-grade face shields a day for health care providers. https://t.co/PXhopdw1a3
— Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (@PittsburghPG) April 3, 2020
Pa. needs another 1,000 to 1,400 ventilators, governor says. Here’s how the state is trying to find them. https://t.co/fU0NT3g8CT
— Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (@PittsburghPG) April 3, 2020
Nearly 3,000 Navy sailors to leave US aircraft carrier over coronavirus outbreak https://t.co/1MTXrq1nhP
— The Patriot-News (@PatriotNews) April 2, 2020
Will you wear a mask as a precaution to COVID-19? https://t.co/3udHTSg1gb
— The Patriot-News (@PatriotNews) April 1, 2020
Stocks skid again as ‘negative news’ about coronavirus impact ‘is really taking over' https://t.co/BAB6kB1KYa
— The Patriot-News (@PatriotNews) April 1, 2020
Crocs doubles the number of shoes it will give away to healthcare workers during coronavirus pandemic https://t.co/dKI7IBNF0x
— The Patriot-News (@PatriotNews) April 1, 2020
Coronavirus detected at Defense Logistics Agency’s New Cumberland base https://t.co/oleWgcXfed
— The Patriot-News (@PatriotNews) April 1, 2020
Oh the humanity! Truck carrying toilet paper crashes and burns in Texas: reports https://t.co/CaJB77Pw8t
— The Patriot-News (@PatriotNews) April 1, 2020
Coronavirus will accelerate EMS crisis in Pa.’s small towns and rural areas, experts say https://t.co/rYHdlG2999
— PennLive.com (@PennLive) April 4, 2020
’People need cars’; Pa. auto dealers seek relief from Gov. Wolf’s ban on vehicle sales https://t.co/S44XspqEhR
— PennLive.com (@PennLive) April 4, 2020
U.S. economy added 22.8M jobs in past decade. Coronavirus might have wiped them all out. https://t.co/GTWWHdopRY
— PennLive.com (@PennLive) April 3, 2020
How to make your own mask to protect against COVID-19? https://t.co/Q5KlElGLYS
— PennLive.com (@PennLive) April 3, 2020
Future of medicine arriving sooner because of coronavirus: UPMC Pinnacle docs https://t.co/UKkQ3Nk2Vh
— PennLive.com (@PennLive) April 3, 2020
Central Pa. pharmacy guide during coronavirus: What are CVS, Rite Aid and others doing? https://t.co/svMx88MZKZ
— PennLive.com (@PennLive) April 3, 2020
New coronavirus test can screen thousands and it’s as simple as a spit in a tube https://t.co/eP5yqg6Co9
— PennLive.com (@PennLive) April 3, 2020
Pa. needs another 1,000 to 1,400 ventilators, its governor says. Here’s how the state is trying to find them. https://t.co/DSivk9Julr
— PennLive.com (@PennLive) April 3, 2020
Could blood tests for immunity to coronavirus help us return to work? Experts weigh in https://t.co/ncS381xUxm
— PennLive.com (@PennLive) April 2, 2020
Wearing plastic gloves to avoid the coronavirus? You might be using them wrong; here’s are some tips https://t.co/1d18kOPqJb
— PennLive.com (@PennLive) April 2, 2020
Pennsylvania’s highest court extends eviction moratorium as coronavirus shutdowns lead to record unemployment https://t.co/SpQcbTABGQ
— PennLive.com (@PennLive) April 2, 2020
Pennsylvania reopening liquor sales with online sales, but site currently overwhelmed https://t.co/kPMPnHesS9
— PennLive.com (@PennLive) April 1, 2020
U.S. unemployment rate jumps to 4.4% as record-long streak of job growth ends https://t.co/cju9CVt5yW
— PennLive.com (@PennLive) April 3, 2020
Trump tweet irks 3M, which fires back over order to produce more face masks https://t.co/f3Ln9VL4gq
— PennLive.com (@PennLive) April 3, 2020
Violating Michigan’s coronavirus stay-at-home order could cost you $1,000, its health department rules https://t.co/nkviqF51ZB
— PennLive.com (@PennLive) April 4, 2020
"We suspect that areas with illness levels that are higher than expected are likely to be early indicators of community spread of #COVID19."
One is a 7-day trend. The atypical map, based on smart thermometer readings, also doesn't look great for Maine. https://t.co/C3iAw05304 pic.twitter.com/k7U4jjfqGH— Steve Collins (@SteveCollinsSJ) April 2, 2020
Why health experts aren't warning about coronavirus in food https://t.co/cJLQzG4oid via @bangordailynews
— BDN Business (@BDNbiz) April 2, 2020
Shah said the Abbott platform is important because, in addition to giving quick results to patients, it allows health care providers to reduce use of personal protective equipment.
Background on the Maine-made rapid tests by Abbott here:https://t.co/2gDBiBvEHu
— Kevin Miller (@KevinMillerPPH) April 1, 2020
Maine has requested 400 ventilators from the strategic national stockpile, but has received zero of them. On the state of the medical supply chain via @pressherald https://t.co/pYV9zyh4iN
— Colin Woodard (@WoodardColin) April 2, 2020
And reports are that golf's British Open will soon announce cancellation officially. #TheOpen and #Wimbledon were my 2 fav summer time sports events. https://t.co/DpUoyABzCI
— Steve Craig (@SteveCCraig) April 2, 2020
Essential Maine retailers prepare to follow new state mandates https://t.co/DReT6SSRWL
— The Times Record (@MidcoastNews) April 1, 2020
Maine attorney general fielding dozens of price-gouging complaints during crisis https://t.co/oicIlHhxev
— Kennebec Journal (@KJ_Online) April 2, 2020
Cumberland, North Yarmouth offer grocery services amid pandemic https://t.co/3PggMSP6RP
— The Forecaster (@The_Forecaster) March 31, 2020
The virus is also worsening the financial plight of rural hospitals, many of which are already struggling to survive. https://t.co/bdRdl6mwdE
— Sun Journal (@sunjournal) April 2, 2020
Alaska Vol.8 (state, etc.)
@aklegislature
@alaskachamber
@alaskasbdc
@AlaskaDOTPF
@AlaskaDHSEM
@Alaska_DHSS
@AlaskaDEC
@AlaskaSeaLife
@AlaskaSeaGrant
@Alaska_Seafood
@alaskaseafood
@CopperRiverWild
@Alaska_Salmon
@alaskasalmon
@alaskahalibut
@alaskacrabber
@AlaskaNPS
@TravelAlaska
@AK4SB
@akpolicyforum
@cwnorth
@AlaskaShaleOil
@AlyeskaPipeline
@alaskardc
@AlaskaMiners
@PebbleProject
@AKAlliance
@AOGA
@AKLegacyProject
@alaskapressclub
@AKBusinessMonth
@AKpublicnews
@AlaskaJournal
@AlaskaMagazine
@magazine_alaska
@AKNativeNews
@NativeFed
@ForakerGroup
@rasmuson
@AKCommunity
@KTOOpubmedia
@firstalaskans
@AlaskaMunicipal
@Sealaska
@northrimbank
@FNBAlaska
@WeAreOneAlaska
@akgop
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@knom
@ASRC_AK
@NANACorporation
@BristolBayToday
@AlutiiqMuseum
@SHInstitute
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World Vol.18 (incl #coronavirus)
In Russia’s view, efforts to keep oil prices high by limiting output was what boosted shale oil production in the United States. Reducing the U.S.’s market share is the country’s main objective by pulling out of the Saudi deal. https://t.co/1U2y28HLy6
— Institute for Energy Research (@IERenergy) March 28, 2020
How Increased U.S. Shale Oil Production Led to the Breakdown in Russia-Saudi Relations https://t.co/Sjr0Vr95pU pic.twitter.com/C6vk77pIFs
— WorldPoliticsReview (@WPReview) March 28, 2020
#SaudiArabia denies contact with #Russia to balance oil markets https://t.co/lCLRPdzc2g
— Middle East Monitor (@MiddleEastMnt) March 28, 2020
"Countries that are most vulnerable include Iraq, Algeria, Angola, Nigeria, Ecuador, Libya and Gabon"https://t.co/PENygdRBJn
— Middle East Eye (@MiddleEastEye) March 25, 2020
With no end in sight to the oil-price war between Saudi Arabia and Russia, their former OPEC+ partners are pleading for mercy as the economic damage worsens https://t.co/8wAI0L7gi3
— Bloomberg Markets (@markets) March 27, 2020
World To Run Out Of Storage Space As Russia-Saudi Oil War Continues; Oil Prices May Fall To $10 A Barrelhttps://t.co/JQh8s0Kv1q
— Swarajya (@SwarajyaMag) March 28, 2020
If any other country had done this, Trump would be threatening fire and fury.
When Saudi Arabia does it, Trump gets on his knees and begs pretty please…
US urges Saudi Arabia to 'rise to the occasion' and end its oil price war with Russiahttps://t.co/pPakjPJpE1
— Trita Parsi (@tparsi) March 26, 2020
And here you have the solution many have asked for. Tasking Saudi (and perhaps Russia) with predatory dumping. The US and Canada with the newly ratified USMCA can make this stick. Now we just need pipelines and a Strategic Oil Reserve to save the Canadian oil industry. https://t.co/2Ave6TKEqm
— Christopher Ayn Rand Gaska (@ChristopherTodd) March 28, 2020
Lots of hardworking Americans are getting doubly harmed right now. We need to protect these jobs & America's energy dominance – via @markets
"Oil market turmoil sparked by Saudi Arabia & Russia is threatening US jobs even in Montana & Arkansas" https://t.co/S0SJpGq3pV— Dan K. Eberhart (@DanKEberhart) March 28, 2020
NEW COMMENTARY from @ColumbiaUEnergy | China and the Oil Price War: A Mixed Blessing by Erica Downs, @antoine_halff, David Sandalow and Erin Blanton. Read it here: https://t.co/H3OmCJT6I1 pic.twitter.com/RDR3uIE7lf
— Columbia U Energy (@ColumbiaUEnergy) March 25, 2020
With #shale, “the assets don’t go away because you haven’t destroyed the field,” said @Ken_Medlock, senior director of the @CES_Baker_Inst. “We’ll see a thinning of the herd but the assets will still be there.”https://t.co/zuufednTKw #oil #oilandgas #oilprice #oilprices #Texas
— Rice University News (@RiceUNews) March 27, 2020
Our fellow Michelle Foss looks at factors to consider when looking at the U.S. oil patch at the time of Russia-Saudi oil price war and Coronavirus pandemic @BakerInstitute @RiceUNews #shale #oil #oilprice #coronavirus #OilGas #usoil https://t.co/78h7RILnlt
— Baker Energy Studies (@CES_Baker_Inst) March 19, 2020
Oil prices could fall into the low $20s before the global market rebalances, says @RystadEnergy, as it expects an increase in global supplies in the next 3 months. #Oilprices #oilprice #oilandgas #OilPriceWar #markets #Exports https://t.co/Hz6RPSxLBz
— Oil & Gas Journal (@OGJOnline) March 12, 2020
In February, OPEC crude oil production dropped by 546 tb/d (m-o-m) to average 27.77 mb/d, according to secondary sources. #MOMR pic.twitter.com/akR96A7KNr
— OPEC (@OPECSecretariat) March 15, 2020
https://twitter.com/Havenlust/status/1241750630202576897
ICYMI: This was our most-viewed video on Twitter this week👇 pic.twitter.com/JXgUdviRaS
— Al Jazeera English (@AJEnglish) March 21, 2020
#MiddleEast & #CentralAsia oil exporters face the double whammy of plunging oil prices and a glut in supply, on top of #COVID19. More on #IMFBlog https://t.co/ZHUU9KBR8g pic.twitter.com/VJr9eH13QL
— IMF (@IMFNews) March 24, 2020
Globalization is a help-—not a risk—to human health. Voices that speak for curtailing trade and migration should be ignored. @VincentGeloso@AEI @BeutelsPhilippe @SLIM_technology @sjwrenlewis @LoneSimonsen2 @CPHO_Canada @CCDD_HSPH @OUPAcademic @SGuptaMD https://t.co/QljtccSGQ4
— American Institute for Economic Research (AIER) (@aier) March 22, 2020
Right after Saudi Arabia-led OPEC and Russia broke up their pact to keep oil supply and prices in check, some in the U.S. oil industry were optimistic that oil prices would go back up to $65 by the end of the yearhttps://t.co/8Jpyq1F3bo
— OilPrice.com (@OilandEnergy) March 23, 2020
Despite the small gain in Brent crude flat price today, structure continues to weaken as the market needs to carry a gazillion barrels forward into storage. Brent M1-M6 contango now at ~$8.50 a barrel | #OOTT #Coronavirus #OilPriceWar @TheTerminal pic.twitter.com/rpocUiTzW9
— Javier Blas (@JavierBlas) March 24, 2020
In 2019:Q4, oil prices rose owing to an increase in demand.https://t.co/abK4m2uzxo pic.twitter.com/EGwGuwcoB9
— New York Fed (@NewYorkFed) March 23, 2020
Texas Economic Indicators: Oil prices have weakened amid a growing number of coronavirus cases.https://t.co/eP2TcrLkyL
— Dallas Fed (@DallasFed) March 18, 2020
Switzerland’s top insurance companies are in talks with the financial regulator about the impact of the coronavirus outbreak on their capital buffers and their business https://t.co/zQlAzMHHxp
— Bloomberg Australia (@BloombergAU) March 20, 2020
Differences in economic conditions between capital cities and regional areas have widened since the early 2000s – https://t.co/FsHsu2cGPo
— RBA (@RBAInfo) March 23, 2020
NZ’s financial system is sound with strong capital & liquidity buffers, but faces significant uncertainties from the impacts of COVID-19. The Reserve Bank is announcing additional measures to support the provision of credit & market functioning https://t.co/jE8UZM1N9B #rbnz pic.twitter.com/npHMmgEsTX
— Reserve Bank of NZ (@ReserveBankofNZ) March 15, 2020
Access the most up-to-date information on our actions to support the economy and promote a safe and sound financial system in the face of the #COVID_19 pandemic: https://t.co/lHIKzcFsCA #economy #cdnecon
— Bank of Canada (@bankofcanada) March 24, 2020
Boeing's CEO doesn’t want the U.S. government to take a stake in the company and indicated he wouldn’t accept aid in exchange for equity https://t.co/4SVsQmuzeU
— Bloomberg (@business) March 24, 2020
Read our joint statement with UK banks on our commitment to help businesses and households bridge through this difficult period and keep financial hardship to a minimum. https://t.co/FKidXMks1I#Coronavirus #COVID19
— Bank of England (@bankofengland) March 23, 2020
Gabriel Makhlouf, the Governor of the Central Bank of Ireland wrote in yesterday's @TheSundayIndo that the response to the COVID-19 crisis needs to be "forceful, co-ordinated, ambitious and urgent … for the recovery that will come" https://t.co/kuj8yfmtwr pic.twitter.com/aq0pIzFsoU
— Central Bank of Ireland (@centralbank_ie) March 23, 2020
“Is there any limit to the amount of money the Fed is willing to put into this economy to keep it afloat? Is it a blank check?” –@savannahguthrie
"… Essentially, the answer to your question is no," Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell explains. pic.twitter.com/1pzZ4zZdnE
— TODAY (@TODAYshow) March 26, 2020
Why an Auckland landlord is renting her properties for $1 a week https://t.co/Vn0PqomlQ0 pic.twitter.com/H1FuzjhVbd
— Newshub (@NewshubNZ) March 31, 2020
Wage subsidy and workers' rights: Your Covid-19 questions answered https://t.co/tqnck9cpHJ
— RNZ News (@rnz_news) March 31, 2020
Coronavirus: NZ military personnel deployed https://t.co/DKoTr7l2fn pic.twitter.com/WghZPghYy6
— Stuff (@NZStuff) March 31, 2020
ZERO F***S GIVEN IN BALI.
JUST GET OUTTA THE WAY https://t.co/Gw7pmSlPyt
— The NT News (@TheNTNews) March 31, 2020
LIFE'S a little different when everyone's working from home but all around the nation we're all working hard to bring you the latest news as it happens. See what the @newscorp newsrooms look like when we work remotely here @TheNTNewshttps://t.co/r7TPim85Xz
— Phillippa Butt (@phillippabutt) April 1, 2020
https://twitter.com/abchobart/status/1245210682754314256
SA's coronavirus tally has increased again overnight with an unknown number of new cases connected to six infected @Qantas baggage handlers from @AdelaideAirporthttps://t.co/931IZllHRu #covid19southaus
— The Advertiser (@theTiser) March 31, 2020
If the closure of The Bunyip today has taught us anything, it is that newspapers more than ever need support from their communities. I've reflected on just how important this masthead is to Gawler.https://t.co/PxSkssc9gR
— Grady Hudd (@Grady_Hudd) April 1, 2020
Perth property prices are at their best in six years but that could all be about to change. https://t.co/R5Osa5OGFq
— PerthNow (@perthnow) April 1, 2020
COVID-19 could kill 2,400 in NC and strain available hospital beds, projection model says https://t.co/2857fGfpMC #gso
— News & Record (@NewsandRecord) March 29, 2020
An army of Western North Carolina outdoor gear manufacturers who typically make bike parts, backpacks and athletic clothing but are abruptly switching gears to do their part in fighting the global coronavirus pandemic. https://t.co/2Qt8ROlw8s
— The Citizen Times (@asheville) March 28, 2020
The University of Washington study projects the virus will peak in North Carolina on April 22. The peak is when resources will be most-taxed. https://t.co/AH8K4BCmt0
— Durham Herald-Sun (@TheHerald_Sun) March 29, 2020
“We had to take the phone off the hook for five days, because every time you’d hang it up it would ring again.” https://t.co/vm1AYO9LTA
— Winston-SalemJournal (@JournalNow) March 31, 2020
Take a look at national and international pictures of how the coronavirus is impacting daily life https://t.co/NE5db5l5Ig
— StarNewsOnline (@StarNewsOnline) March 28, 2020
8 strains of the coronavirus are circling the globe. Here's what clues they're giving scientists. https://t.co/krQNOJVMIW https://t.co/5WmS03Q0bg
— FayettevilleObserver (@fayobserver) March 30, 2020
Will seasonal workers be safe from coronavirus? https://t.co/CtP98RJgdE
— The Charlotte Observer (@theobserver) March 30, 2020
Many people didn’t embrace social-distancing expectations in Charlotte parks during first weekend of stay-at-home. What the director of Mecklenburg County parks told @theobserver must change to deal with #coronavirus https://t.co/5vWpYZh3hg
— Rick Bonnell (@rick_bonnell) March 30, 2020
THIS is how to talk to your teen about the stay-at-home order that goes into effect statewide this afternoon.https://t.co/74NmUd2jkI
— Théoden Janes (@theodenjanes) March 30, 2020
Teachers use technology, creativity amid crisis. https://t.co/LN7n3Cvc6y pic.twitter.com/2iOULorbi4
— HighPointEnterprise (@HPEnterprise) March 29, 2020
Gaston County issues 'Stay at Home' order over #COVID-19. https://t.co/Iok6JXSEmC
— GastonGazette (@gastongazette) March 26, 2020
ICYMI: April 1 marks a major financial test in this new COVID-19 reality. Rent is due.
While some landlords are working with tenants, one property manager of some 500 Charlotte rentals sent a letter with the message "no pay, no stay."https://t.co/KbW3X8xrzE
— Lauren Lindstrom (@lelindstrom) March 30, 2020
The driver worked while experiencing COVID-19-symptoms. “This situation illustrates perfectly why we ask people who are sick not to come to work,” the Wake medical director said. https://t.co/EZQK9r17Z1
— The News & Observer (@newsobserver) March 31, 2020
NASCAR industry steps up to produce PPE's in COVID-19 crisis https://t.co/RLyzn64am6 pic.twitter.com/FZhsbRLBXm
— The Macomb Daily (@macombdaily) April 1, 2020
Rapid buses limiting passengers for coronavirus social distancing reasons https://t.co/VNlPpAZYYS
— Muskegon Chronicle (@MuskegonChron) April 1, 2020
Detroit hospital systems and WSU collaborate to bring COVID trials to southeast Michigan https://t.co/2eXR92TDbd pic.twitter.com/U325rLZn7y
— The Oakland Press (@TheOaklandPress) March 31, 2020
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