In the public imagination, NAFTA is less a trade deal than an icon to be smashed or revered. https://t.co/hjMSPxvLyA
— Foreign Affairs (@ForeignAffairs) May 6, 2017
Elections are held every 5 years in North Korea, but only one name appears on the ballot list.
🇰🇵 elections are termed as “show elections” http://pic.twitter.com/r58Vtjz5tH
— NIRP Umbrella (@NIRPUmbrella) May 6, 2017
#CrisisWatch: #Afghanistan's Taliban killed at least 140 soldiers in their deadliest armed forces attack since 2001.https://t.co/7P2SKFPYec http://pic.twitter.com/xHxootG9mq
— Crisis Group (@CrisisGroup) May 6, 2017
No revolution comes without pushback, and the fight for gay rights is no exception. https://t.co/8cbW9Ia4Fu
— Foreign Affairs (@ForeignAffairs) May 6, 2017
Check out our scholars' work on the #Brexit bill, by @ZsoltDarvas @efstathk & @inesgraposo: https://t.co/YW7XvC0kEl http://pic.twitter.com/CJa6pu9bji
— Bruegel (@Bruegel_org) May 6, 2017
Experts: As the Islamic State crumbles, NATO could help create conditions of stability in Iraq, Syria, and Libya. https://t.co/uNsygt1KhW http://pic.twitter.com/2xNdPRMYXI
— RAND Corporation (@RANDCorporation) May 6, 2017
The Importance of State Actors and Threat of Non-State Actors in the Future of Syria | Haldun Yalcinkayahttps://t.co/93GIx8CmKP
— Al Sharq Forum (@SharqForum) May 6, 2017
CHART | The levels of private #debt remain high in Europe: https://t.co/Lobedjzn7d http://pic.twitter.com/CxaAwDto4N
— Bruegel (@Bruegel_org) May 6, 2017
With 1/4 of its inhabitants’ homes destroyed, Nusaybin is a victim of #Turkey’s 33-year conflict with the #PKK https://t.co/De50B3YFtZ
— Crisis Group (@CrisisGroup) May 6, 2017
RT @ForeignPolicy: On the eve of France’s #Presidentielle, someone – or some state – has hacked frontrunner Emmanuel Macron’s emails: https://t.co/8Q4bf4k9Rf
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