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Interesting thread but strange replies. The claim of UK being a primary defender of Europe is at best questionable and misleading at worst it's deceptive. (small thread) /1https://twitter.com/KeohaneDan/status/1313724659049926656 For on

I think one point in this threat stands out. The IM bill is not just a direct assault on the WA but on the concept international treaties as such. Fair

Brief thread on a Tweet by a pro-Brexit academic who seems to think that migrating from a third country to EU countries means just completing few more forms. That's utter

I would like to know whether she actually believes what she writes. For starters, those interviewers wouldn't have declared their interviewees as heroes or praised them. /1https://twitter.com/JuliaHB1/status/1278763651583946753 Second,

Is an interesting debate PR v FPTP, but unfortunately rarely substantiated by evidence. I obviously don't know were he lived, so I can't figure how low the barr actually is

Nice thread on German assistance to their neighbours. It's fascinating, good chunk of pundits doesn't seem aware of it but comments a lot on how 'German doesn't rush to help'.

Interesting thread. A couple of thoughts, which don't directly relate to the merit of Dutch. Italian or German position. The whole case demonstrates the power of individual, small member states

Two take always: It's two early to judge who does better BUT based on the data available it looks better for Germany than UK. Having federal structures may help to