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Listen to the latest episode of Undercurrents, which includes an interview with former deputy foreign minister of Mexico, Andrés Rozental, about the state of Mexican politics under President Andrés Manuel López Obrador, one year on since being elected. https://t.co/4TIlJXVSAt

— Chatham House (@ChathamHouse) August 1, 2019

What do young people think are the most important national and global political issues in 2019? 🌍 A new blog series explores this question and other insights raised by the Common Futures Conversations Project. Read the second post here: https://t.co/RhCeJPTfwZ #CHCommonFutures

— Chatham House (@ChathamHouse) July 29, 2019

Boris Johnson as UK PM:
On foreign policy, he's very different to Donald Trump, says @londonvinjamuri on @BBCWorld – supportive of the Iran deal, open to China. But on Brexit, they are aligned. pic.twitter.com/8KWHuG4wAv

— Chatham House (@ChathamHouse) July 25, 2019

Many Iraqis feel protest is the only voice they have left. They view the formal political and electoral process as just reinforcing the same elites who have repeatedly failed them since the US invasion of 2003, writes @renadmansourhttps://t.co/kgDwj8qtSo

— Chatham House (@ChathamHouse) July 25, 2019

#BorisJohnsonPM, @RobinNiblett on @CNNnewsroom:
Big priority is picking the right cabinet, getting the right mix. True brexiteers must be kept on-side, but more complicated is those on the more pragmatic side of the party, who don’t want to be tarnished with the ‘no-deal’ option. pic.twitter.com/DMIyeORgHH

— Chatham House (@ChathamHouse) July 24, 2019

Survey data by the Common Futures Conversations project: 3,487 young people from 13 countries across Africa and Europe asked about their engagement with politics. Read the first in a series of blogs exploring key questions arising from their responses.https://t.co/CImfuTD5mY

— Chatham House (@ChathamHouse) July 24, 2019

#LiPeng obituary by @Bkerrychina.
'Contemporary commentators may have been unfair…While he was no liberal, in fact he was a supporter of the economic reforms, and of party reforms, though not at the pace demanded by some of the more radical in China.'https://t.co/5IIvX4y10w

— Chatham House (@ChathamHouse) July 23, 2019

The seizure of a British tanker is inextricably linked to US pressure on Tehran. Negotiation, not sanctions, is the answer, writes @SanamVakilhttps://t.co/vx83y1Rf7V

— Chatham House (@ChathamHouse) July 22, 2019

Chatham House Prize 2019:
Announcing this year's #CHPrize nominees: Abiy Ahmed @PMAbiy, Sir David Attenborough @Sir_Attenboroug and the BBC Natural History Unit @wildlifemag, and Katrín Jakobsdóttir @katrinjak.https://t.co/KAfWLoeLjt

— Chatham House (@ChathamHouse) July 19, 2019

Does the G20 Still Matter?
The G20 is far too large, what the world really needs is a more representative G7, writes Chatham House Chair Jim O'Neillhttps://t.co/6EMW1fbtgp

— Chatham House (@ChathamHouse) July 18, 2019

On America: ‘There isn't a dichotomy between having a country that is strong and an economy that is strong, and being part of multilateral institutions.’
– Watch @Theresa_May's #ChathamHouse speechhttps://t.co/MmXjFadpQA pic.twitter.com/BtKlkahe2b

— Chatham House (@ChathamHouse) July 18, 2019

The International Criminal Court has been criticized for slow proceedings, weak management and ineffective prosecutions.
– Culture change and more realistic expectations would go a long way, writes Elizabeth Wilmshurst https://t.co/wZMfxAuQoJ

— Chatham House (@ChathamHouse) July 18, 2019

Facebook has presented its plans to create an external board to oversee how content is governed on the platform.
– @ThomasFarrar had a conversation with the company's Director of Global Affairs about the board, competition and the prospect of regulation.https://t.co/Ey834SCFRo

— Chatham House (@ChathamHouse) July 16, 2019

New Paper 📄
Principled Aid in Syria: A Framework for International Agencies
This paper offers a new framework for international humanitarian organizations and UN agencies to provide assistance to those in need.@HaidHaid22 https://t.co/aIWSkMUfLW

— Chatham House (@ChathamHouse) July 16, 2019

Conflict Economies in the Middle East and North Africa
-Transit areas along key trade routes have become assets for armed groups and other conflict economy participants@el_khawaga @peterjsalisbury @LinaKhatibUK @renadmansour @cheng_christine @jihadyazigi https://t.co/43Qwz8B4i8 pic.twitter.com/1bUVm7g36E

— Chatham House (@ChathamHouse) July 15, 2019

We hear a lot about the potential of AI, but in reality and in the business world, a lot of applications of AI are limited to making people click on ads and making you spend more time on your screen, and I think as a society we can do better, @sharma_kriti on perceptions of AI

— Chatham House (@ChathamHouse) July 15, 2019

The rules governing human activity in space have been in place for only a few decades, and yet they are already out of date. They need to be built on and extended to reflect the dramatic and rapid changes in the use of space, writes @PatriciaMary https://t.co/F5uQq6gQ2M

— Chatham House (@ChathamHouse) July 12, 2019

'The are a lot of people – not me – who believe that autonomous vehicles are going to happen tomorrow…'@TomSiebel, CEO of artificial intelligence company C3, explained some of the current limitations in AI at yesterday's Preparing for Digital Transformation member's event. pic.twitter.com/7qVCaw33qW

— Chatham House (@ChathamHouse) July 11, 2019

Japanese Warning Over Fallout From Hard Brexit Not an Idle Threat
– Following Honda’s move to close its British factory by 2021, and Nissan axing plans to build its X-Trail in Sunderland, the impact of Brexit on British jobs is being felt. @JNilssonWright https://t.co/vq4o39fIxT

— Chatham House (@ChathamHouse) July 11, 2019

'The special relationship is in a rocky place… but it’s been looming throughout Donald Trump's presidency. The Brits have been on the back foot because of Brexit – the government is desperate to stay on good terms with the US.’ – Quentin Peel reacts to Kim Darroch's resignation pic.twitter.com/poEdV494Ob

— Chatham House (@ChathamHouse) July 10, 2019

The UK, France and Germany can ‘kick-start diplomacy… they can convince Iran to freeze its breach, while shepherding a process between Washington and Iran — worst case is that nothing happens, but at least they’ve bought themselves time.' – @SanamVakilhttps://t.co/8ZFJ035HUE

— Chatham House (@ChathamHouse) July 10, 2019

‘When you have people suggesting that you prorogue parliament… it is not only fundamentally distasteful, it is hypocrisy on a gold-plated standard’
– Sir John Major reiterated the position he shared at the Chatham House London Conference in June on #r4today this morning. pic.twitter.com/woIYKKMchv

— Chatham House (@ChathamHouse) July 10, 2019

'The key element of this deal is compromise… but there will have to be more. The difficult work begins now – in shaping institutions, reforming the security sector and building trust between the Sudanese people.' – @AhmedSolHoA on Sudan's transition dealhttps://t.co/pQklNxG59G

— Chatham House (@ChathamHouse) July 5, 2019

Kushner’s ‘Deal’ Is Dead on Arrival for Palestinians
– The Peace to Prosperity plan being promoted by the Trump administration is either naïve or disingenuous, and has no chance of succeeding, writes @YMekelberghttps://t.co/AU4WTQk40m

— Chatham House (@ChathamHouse) July 5, 2019

Cybersecurity of Space
– Almost all modern military engagements rely on space-based assets. During the US-led invasion of Iraq in 2003, 68 per cent of US munitions were guided utilizing space-based means.
Read @beyzaunal's latest paper:https://t.co/qVWxqDbZBh

— Chatham House (@ChathamHouse) July 3, 2019

New Survey Briefing📄
Common Futures Conversations, an initiative aimed at facilitating dialogue between youth in Africa and Europe, canvassed the opinions of approx. 4000 young people in January 2019. Read the briefing for a summary of the results: https://t.co/qZpit9UoFJ

— Chatham House (@ChathamHouse) July 2, 2019

The Destabilizing Danger of Cyberattacks on Missile Systems
'This is the new normal. The cat-and-mouse game has to be taken seriously, not least because missile systems are so vulnerable.'@PatriciaMary @beyzaunal https://t.co/ydrDrqzd42

— Chatham House (@ChathamHouse) July 2, 2019

The EU faces a fundamental contradiction in its goals to become more strategically autonomous in defence matters, writes @RGWhitman. Read here: https://t.co/Eawkl5xGcg

— Chatham House (@ChathamHouse) July 2, 2019

Unless forced to, Boris Johnson & his team will do their best to avoid making zero-sum choices between the US and China or between the US and EU. Until Brexit is resolved, there's little scope for a creative British foreign policy. My take @thehill https://t.co/qLcuPW99kJ

— Robin Niblett (@RobinNiblett) July 30, 2019

Boris Johnson’s talk of re-negotiating the Withdrawal Agreement is a charade. Even if the EU27 concede on the backstop, Boris has two more red lines: the "vassal status" transition period; & the £30+ bn committed w/out leverage over the final relationship https://t.co/U8hx1MSChu

— Robin Niblett (@RobinNiblett) July 26, 2019

“It basically puts Kim Darroch almost on garden leave in Washington. Why? I think it’s for leverage; everything for Donald Trump is leverage” – Robin Niblett, director of Chatham House, on the row between President Trump & the UK’s ambo in Washington @RobinNiblett | #newsnight pic.twitter.com/MOAGsZ4Gj2

— BBC Newsnight (@BBCNewsnight) July 8, 2019

My piece in @NYTimes. The title says it all: "Trump Doubles Down on Failed Cuba Policy" https://t.co/XdMsFsjje1

— Christopher Sabatini (@ChrisSabatini) July 25, 2019

Reading Russia right is a complex art; but a key ingredient is remembering that its current leader applies principles of statecraft that he learned in street brawls.

"Если драка неизбежна, бить надо первым."https://t.co/P6naDGHpul https://t.co/C427DCIM3u

— Keir Giles (@KeirGiles) July 23, 2019

Shared some thoughts on @cnni with @GeorgeKHowell this morning regarding Iran's seizure of the British flagged tanker in the Persian Gulf and how that could lead to greater UK-US coordination to manage Iran tensions pic.twitter.com/a3EigmIS1Q

— Sanam Vakil (@SanamVakil) July 20, 2019

This morning, the #US formally withdrew from the #INF #treaty. This piece from the @ChathamHouse archive by @PatriciaMary outlines the #globalrisks of this decisionhttps://t.co/veVq0XFqXU@ChathamHouseISR

— Chatham House Americas (@CH_Americas) August 2, 2019

Head of the US and Americas Programme @ChathamHouse, Dr Leslie Vinjamuri, spoke with @BBCWorld this afternoon to discuss the second round of #DemDebates. @londonvinjamuri explained how #Trump has dramatically shifted America's view on #domesticpolitics and #foreignpolicy pic.twitter.com/tNXXsoJlS1

— Chatham House Americas (@CH_Americas) August 1, 2019

Ahead of the second #DemDebate tonight, this piece from the @ChathamHouse archive by @ptrubowitz and @ipeterharris looks at how America's #usable power is declining due to dysfunctional #domesticpolitics https://t.co/GJ4VaLTqOe

— Chatham House Americas (@CH_Americas) July 30, 2019

Despite recent fall outs with both #America and #China, #Canada is still an important player in the #international world, writes @TheEconomist in a recent piece featuring @ChathamHouse Associate Fellow, @rolandparis https://t.co/eSlhqCc6Qf

— Chatham House Americas (@CH_Americas) July 29, 2019

‘Providing legal options for Colombian farmers who cultivate coca — the base ingredient for cocaine — is essential.’ Chris Sabatini, incoming Senior Research Fellow @ChathamHouse, in the Washington Post on Colombia’s plans to restart aerial fumigation. https://t.co/rwM2p23Bku

— Chatham House Americas (@CH_Americas) July 20, 2019

Head of the US and Americas Programme, Dr Leslie Vinjamuri, speaks to CNN about #Trump's recent remarks
'Choosing to be silent in the face of Trump's racist language is choosing to be on the wrong side of history'@londonvinjamuri @CNN @ChathamHouse https://t.co/yC7qSqvJWp

— Chatham House Americas (@CH_Americas) July 19, 2019

Dr Leslie Vinjamuri speaks to the Guardian on Britain's #relationship with the #Trump administration @londonvinjamuri @guardian https://t.co/74kLbb1tfG

— Chatham House Americas (@CH_Americas) July 15, 2019

US and Americas Associate Fellow Sir Peter Westmacott, shares his views on the responsibilities of #ambassadors, following the email leaks from his #successor, Sir Kim Darroch, in #Washington@PeterWestmacott @ChathamHouse https://t.co/pLFo0IkAlZ

— Chatham House Americas (@CH_Americas) July 8, 2019

Associate Fellow, @AmyPope15 discusses Trump's #4thofJuly parade on @CNN.

Pope discusses whether #Trump is violating the #constitution by superseding the congressional right to raise the #military@ChathamHouse pic.twitter.com/lap8PIEaHc

— Chatham House Americas (@CH_Americas) July 4, 2019

Head of the US and Americas Programme, Dr Leslie Vinjamuri, sat down with Bloomberg this morning to discuss the likely outcome of the #Trump #Xi meeting at the #G20Summit @Bloomberg @londonvinjamuri pic.twitter.com/zIZLjpC2AV

— Chatham House Americas (@CH_Americas) June 28, 2019

How should Boris Johnson handle the tanker row with #Iran?

Despite rising tensions, the crisis in the Strait of Hormuz actually provides Boris Johnson with a unique opportunity to adopt a new approach to Iran, argues @SanamVakil https://t.co/JwAptx14EH

— Chatham House MENA (@CH_MENAP) August 1, 2019

“The Nigerian Government’s force-centric approach to resolving internal security threats is not productive, the approach must be more nuanced.”@MatthewTPage on @AJInsideStory discussing the Nigerian Government's decision to ban the Islamic Movement of #Nigeria. pic.twitter.com/YBz7BQEA8t

— Chatham House Africa (@AfricaProg) July 31, 2019

"The revelations from Zondo will tell us about the extent of State Capture in the country. Is this an issue of the past, or more pervasive within the ANC than first thought?"

Chris Vandome on #Zuma’s testimony at the Zondo Commission via @AJEnglish pic.twitter.com/NjevfKs4zS

— Chatham House Africa (@AfricaProg) July 15, 2019

In #Turkmenistan there is a growing gap with how people live and what they see on TV, and it’s feeding a strong sense of hopelessness that can only grow – @Kate_Mallinson1 in @ForeignPolicy https://t.co/XSYYopkXUc

— CH Russia Eurasia (@CHRussiaEurasia) July 22, 2019

Read new research by @MatBoulegue on #Russia 's military posture in the #Arctic https://t.co/gWX4j9Nve0 pic.twitter.com/tXq4yctXYR

— CH Russia Eurasia (@CHRussiaEurasia) June 28, 2019

'They call it the foggy metropolis and the mountain city. At its heart lies the confluence of the Yangtze and the Jialing, their waters mixing at the peninsula’s tip'@tasumm profiles #Chongqing, China's economic powerhouse, in @TheWorldToday https://t.co/arukRoVBVo

— Chatham House Asia-Pacific (@CHAsiaPacific) August 1, 2019

'China, South Korea and Japan are competitors as well as economic partners. They are rivals in a region in which there are security tensions […] and no clear historical memory on which common priorities can be based', writes Sir David Warren

Read more: https://t.co/DF4XbwXT7Z

— Chatham House Asia-Pacific (@CHAsiaPacific) July 30, 2019

A libel trial against #MariaRessa, journalist and founder of @rapplerdotcom, began today. Last year, @MariaRessa spoke of the threat she was facing at an event on press freedom. pic.twitter.com/be4RqCf5lk

— Chatham House Asia-Pacific (@CHAsiaPacific) July 23, 2019

Read our new paper on #ReconnectingAfghanistan: Lessons from Cross-border Engagement

📖 https://t.co/uYxwFDyYfz pic.twitter.com/hBbgBJzbjW

— Chatham House Asia-Pacific (@CHAsiaPacific) July 11, 2019

Following Trump's threats to impose tariffs on Vietnam, @bill_hayton suggests he should consider 'how that would affect his geopolitical interests'. 'Vietnam has a lot of friends in Washington [who] see Vietnam as a partner in the bigger battle with China' https://t.co/qL7yrDl0Xn

— Chatham House Asia-Pacific (@CHAsiaPacific) July 9, 2019

https://twitter.com/CHAsiaPacific/status/1148145838499225600

The storming of #LegCo by protestors has 'given the Chinese and #HongKong govts the perfect justification for very strong language illustrating there is going to be no compromise. […] For Beijing 'one country comes first, two systems comes second' – Fellow Rod Wye via @BBCWorld pic.twitter.com/fLXmjf5vMc

— Chatham House Asia-Pacific (@CHAsiaPacific) July 3, 2019

Is the Australian military equipped to respond to the changing character of warfare? Find out in 'Australia, the utility of force and the society-centric battlespace'. Free to access in our latest issue here: https://t.co/KgatFCu7U3 pic.twitter.com/Pig9hZMOgz

— InternationalAffairs (@IAJournal_CH) August 1, 2019

The @BtGProjectDC takeover of our blog means we have just published three great pieces on #sanctions. Read them all here: https://t.co/LYx5L8eaO0 pic.twitter.com/Hu1mTADns0

— InternationalAffairs (@IAJournal_CH) July 19, 2019

To celebrate our recent Impact Factor rise we've made a collection of highly cited aticles FREE to access. Check out work on the liberal world order, Trump, Ukraine, borders, the AIIB, covert action, authoritarianism, cyber security and more!

Online here: https://t.co/8Z72Mxylhs pic.twitter.com/RXTO671mQd

— InternationalAffairs (@IAJournal_CH) July 6, 2019

Jim O’Neill, Chair of @ChathamHouse, joined us this month to discuss his journey and lessons in leadership. Very significant today as we recognised the huge achievements of our graduating Academy Fellows. Listen here: https://t.co/QzPYZmpNMW pic.twitter.com/R4efcHZO2F

— QE II Academy (@QEII_Academy) July 25, 2019

New @ChathamHouse paper by Roger Brunt and @beyzaunal considering the security by design approach for civil nuclear power plants, including areas of risk and opportunities for the nuclear industry: https://t.co/Ci0cbHAXrq

— International Security (@ChathamHouseISR) July 24, 2019

Funds managing $2 Trillion urge #cement makers to act on climate impact. Check out our report in @Reuters today : https://t.co/Yc5udbG2TS #climatechange #concrete pic.twitter.com/wo1Z6F6BwO

— Chatham House Environment (@CH_Environment) July 22, 2019

NEW: @ChangingWorkC report calls on the government to put workers at the heart of its industrial strategy.#PeoplePower makes recommendations to address Britain's flatlining economy & wage stagnation – something for our incoming PM to think about >> https://t.co/y2XnWBYJ3g pic.twitter.com/XyJ9Vd3xvg

— The Fabian Society (@thefabians) July 24, 2019

📰 “The population is getting older & it is only fair to ask pensioners to pay a bit more towards the costs of health and care services. But scrapping the universal Winter Fuel Payment isn’t the right way to do it." – read @thefabians @andrew_harrop 👇 https://t.co/85dyJgUJjN

— The Fabian Society (@thefabians) August 2, 2019

https://twitter.com/thefabians/status/1157275278781145088

🌱 We're continuing our blog series on @UKLabour and the #ClimateEmergency with a long read from @SueHayman1, @alexsobel & @cllrjudithblake.

Read the latest on what local authorities and parliament are doing & should be doing 👇 https://t.co/bBZo5KGavm

— The Fabian Society (@thefabians) August 1, 2019

LEGAL AID AT 70: 'The Fabian Society has recommended a new right to receive reasonable legal assistance without burdensome costs to tackle some of these problems.' – read more on our Bach Commission research and this historic year >> https://t.co/rVkFS0ksGj #LegalAid @FightBach

— The Fabian Society (@thefabians) July 30, 2019

The @SocMetricsComm has found more than 4m people in the UK are now trapped in deep poverty.

Our #PovertyWhereNext project is asking what a future govt should do to fix the UK's poverty & social security crisis.

Read the recommendations here >> https://t.co/Z6zu9YiMwS

— The Fabian Society (@thefabians) July 30, 2019

https://twitter.com/thefabians/status/1156134385411923968

💡 Reports:

Read and download our latest reports on trade unions and self-employment, and the govt's industrial strategy:

✳️ Getting Organised >> https://t.co/H9uTEoGAwz
✳️ People Power >> https://t.co/y2XnWBYJ3g

— The Fabian Society (@thefabians) July 26, 2019

https://twitter.com/thefabians/status/1154776965808820224

🖊️Blogs:

✳️Michelle Stanistreet @NUJofficial on a new UN convention on the protection of journalists > https://t.co/1DWkWaf2lo
✳️@DryBreadnRadio on making mental health first aid compulsory > https://t.co/eoUEWh5AYJ
✳️@CatHobbs on publicly owning water > https://t.co/othNgYDdOU

— The Fabian Society (@thefabians) July 26, 2019

https://twitter.com/thefabians/status/1154398073981984768

🖊️ The UK now has an opportunity to escape the low-wage, low-skill economy. Director of @EmploymtStudies @tonywilsonIES calls for action in 4 key areas @MT_editorial >> https://t.co/nR4WyL8xhq #PeoplePower

— The Fabian Society (@thefabians) July 24, 2019

.@Joe_Dromey: Too many people are trapped in low pay jobs, without a way of shaping their own future. A people-focused industrial strategy should seek to make good work a reality for all.

From our @ChangingWorkC & @CommunityUnion report #PeoplePower >> https://t.co/ZZ3bB35szZ

— The Fabian Society (@thefabians) July 24, 2019

❗️ It's happened❗️

Boris Johnson will be our new Prime Minister and Theresa May will deliver her final PMQs tomorrow.

Read what our gen sec @andrew_harrop makes of May's legacy and Johnson's premiership to come @LabourList >> https://t.co/lhiSMjNdJ0

— The Fabian Society (@thefabians) July 23, 2019

The current leadership campaigns show the Tories have lost their reputation for sound economic management. Labour must call their bluff and fight harder to avoid Brexit – Giuseppe Telesca writes for the #FabianReview >>https://t.co/Ck9DmMotS7 pic.twitter.com/ZF7XagaQb7

— The Fabian Society (@thefabians) July 19, 2019

🎨 Our report #PrimaryColours shone a spotlight on the state of arts education in primary schools earlier this year.

Ministers are still discussing it – watch @Thelma_WalkerMP raise the findings at yesterday's Westminster Hall debate on Music Education >> https://t.co/wHHj9y03K2

— The Fabian Society (@thefabians) July 18, 2019

"You start to wonder if this is a dog whistle attack on working-class housing"

Alistair McIntosh, chief exec of @hqn_ltd gives his thoughts on the new report from the Building Better, Building Beautiful Commission >> https://t.co/CVFdDoPPgz pic.twitter.com/Mcffnf9f2p

— The Fabian Society (@thefabians) July 15, 2019

Next week the UK presents its progress towards the UN sustainable development goals@JessicaToale reveals ministers sought to exclude data on where the UK was performing badly and argues the Tories have failed to show real commitment to sustainability >https://t.co/iFMAPlXduo pic.twitter.com/OTpqutlB3R

— The Fabian Society (@thefabians) July 12, 2019

https://twitter.com/EnvironmentYF/status/1157268499103985664

The @ChangingWorkC report #PeoplePower places workers in the forefront of UK industrial strategy.
In the report Lorna Unwin @LLAKESCentre advocates for stronger partnerships for 'bespoke and adaptable' workforce development programmes.https://t.co/W0bSI2Vzfn

— UCL Institute of Education (IOE) (@IOE_London) July 30, 2019

'It’s not just about being ‘people centred’ but ‘people led’ … not about designing a system ‘around’ real lived experience but placing it at the core.'@SalWitcher on Scotland's new kind of politics, part of @thefabians series #PovertyWhereNexthttps://t.co/mM0xMiCmFO

— Rethinking Poverty (@Rethinking_Webb) July 23, 2019

Calls for mental health first aid are well-intentioned, but politicians should seek more evidence before making it compulsory, writes GP and @thefabians exec member @DryBreadnRadio https://t.co/lJKW4fpAmh

— Dr Martin Edobor (@martinedobor) July 22, 2019

We will need to get serious about adult skills and training otherwise only those that can afford to support their own professional and personal development will be able to navigate the changes ahead” – Interesting read from @CoopClaire for @thefabians https://t.co/2toWjnN5CT

— Pro Bono Economics (@ProBonoEcon) July 22, 2019

Excellent article by Fabian Society Chair Ivana Bartoletti @thefabians 50 years ago, we saw what humanity was capable of. And we can do that again, but before we do, we need to ensure AI is for the good of society, @IvanaBartoletti writes. https://t.co/nZd8fPEldU

— Lord Kennedy (@LordRoyKennedy) July 20, 2019

#NUJ As press freedom is under attack around the world, Michelle Stanistreet calls on the next Labour government to back a new #UN convention on the protection of #journalists and media professionals. #mediafreedom https://t.co/kMtwtN6VrH

— NUJ (@NUJofficial) July 17, 2019

Brilliant to see Labour pledge to end in-work poverty over a 5 year parliament – it is very ambitious but achievable.

But on this timeframe Labour can't rely on a fundamental readjustment of the economy, labour market or housing market to do it

[thread]https://t.co/mHldfIGKaf

— Andrew Harrop (@andrew_harrop) July 17, 2019

Great to meet @DryBreadnRadio @cebm the author of this article, on the importance of seeing through the spin. Love your suggestions today @cebm on how to reform research to make evidence better which will ultimately improve #patientsafety https://t.co/4BvIypqnB6

— Sling the Mesh (@MeshCampaign) July 15, 2019

"Has anyone ever suggested putting cladding on the Barbican?" A (deep) Scratch below the surface to the bigotry behind the "Building Better, Building Beautiful "Commission"" by Alistair McIntosh for @thefabians: https://t.co/96YBEHNYKu

— Rob Gershon (@Simplicitly) July 15, 2019

SPOTLIGHT on "LOW PAY": @TheFabians recommends that trade unions invest in new digital tools and WorkerTech to allow them better to engage and to organise self-employed workers #thinktanks #policy #selfemployed #tradeunion https://t.co/QzM6CbTXWS

— Smart Thinking (@SmartThinktanks) July 3, 2019

💡 Writing in @MT_editorial, @tonywilsonIES argues that we don't need to wait for government to raise the minimum wage in order to tackle low pay.

Take a look at the full @thefabians/@CommunityUnion #PeoplePower report here >> https://t.co/4u3EEM5zorhttps://t.co/nqkup9kRLW

— Changing Work Centre (@ChangingWorkC) July 31, 2019

READ: @annaturley argues that industrial strategies, local and national, must be rooted in the lives of ordinary people.

Take a look at her blog for @thefabians 👇👇

And read our full #PeoplePower report here >> https://t.co/4u3EEM5zorhttps://t.co/QbOCYS79iR

— Changing Work Centre (@ChangingWorkC) July 30, 2019

In the latest post for @thefabians/@CommunityUnion's Workers and Technology blog series, @NPickavance writes about the different ways in which AI and robotics will impact work – and the different policy responses required 👇 https://t.co/NRdbJvuXZB

— Changing Work Centre (@ChangingWorkC) July 5, 2019

We funded a report from @thefabians which calls for trade unions to use digital tools to better organise self-employed workers. Read its full findings here https://t.co/vPOLJ7Ygi3 pic.twitter.com/vTO4C85oFR

— Trust for London (@trustforlondon) July 31, 2019

A report we funded from @TheFabians revealed that 55% of self-employed workers in London are low-paid, but only 7% are members of a trade union. Read their recommendations for how unions can better engaged with self-employed workers here https://t.co/nEnfV7R26k pic.twitter.com/p5XChSvKiz

— Trust for London (@trustforlondon) July 7, 2019

https://twitter.com/BenCooper1995/status/1156864232501239808

.@Thelma_WalkerMP has been a passionate campaigner on access to the arts in school. It's great to see her cite @thefabians research on the significant decline of arts education in primary schools.

Read the report here: https://t.co/dFq6k1gEYe https://t.co/TEG1aNUnpp

— BenCooper1995 (@BenCooper1995) July 18, 2019

https://twitter.com/BenCooper1995/status/1148538093923983361