Willy Manzi, de Gatineau à la rébellion M23 en République démocratique du Congo. "Son parcours illustre le flou entourant ce que le Canada est prêt à tolérer de ses citoyens, lorsqu’il est question de renverser des gouvernements étrangers. Les autorités canadiennes sont, par

Head of Maquarie Commodities Strategy is named Marcus Garvey bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

Adding this incredible chart from Derek Thompson to the mix. There has been an enormous decline in in-person socialization that has corresponded with massive declines in mental wellbeing and dramatic increases in selfishness and political radicalism over the past decade.

this indian hospital firm has dropped some hefty theory on me

Important new book from IMF on China / Africa linkages. Lots of information on trade & investment flows and associated institutions. One among many nice charts on the lending aspect. imf.org/en/Publication…

Learning

EM mentality we could learn from 👇👇🗣️

I can't believe I haven't yet seen a profile of Ahmad al-Shara that begins with the fact his last name comes from the root ش-ر-ع, having the sense of 'to lead, laying down laws, being legal or legitimate' (cf. 'Sharia')

Nigeria's Dangote refinery plans 1.6 mln barrels fuel storage tanks in Namibia, sources say reuters.com/business/energ…

What adding a subway stop does to a roundabout in Warsaw

Listening to an interview with a Luhmannite historian who wrote a history of modern Germany based on the principles of functional differentiation, and that features analyses of sport, mass media, and art, but apparently makes do without any chapters on economy or politics

48 minutes later and I have already had to update the chart,,,,

Global South Modalities for Trump Dealmaking: A Comparative Study

oh my god today is the fucking trump africa summit

Among the many crazy & unhinged conspiracy theories promoted by Sanseito, their attacks on wheat are among the most widespread. Numerous Sanseito politicians have claimed that, in postwar Japan, the Allied forces “introduced” wheat as a tool to “poison the Japanese body & mind.”

When Limpho Lefalatsa first learned she had lost her job at a Lesotho garment factory after 12 years due to U.S. President Donald Trump's decision to hit her tiny African homeland with a crippling tariff on its exports, she was in shock. reuters.com/world/africa/t…

something was really clarified for me when I saw people previously doing "world justice for Syrians" shift gear instantly to posting like Saddam Hussein