@leonardbenardo1 Its true that "man gave names to all the animals" may not be in the canon, but there were some very nice songs in that era that have aged well like "every grain of sand"
Listen to the latest episode of “The Foreign Affairs Interview,” featuring Kurt Campbell, @RushDoshi, and @markhleonard in conversation with editor @dankurtzphelan:
https://t.co/Cm8eaqXREo
“Well before Trump’s second term, changes in the global power structure had hollowed out the old order,” writes @markhleonard. How can U.S. allies prepare to navigate the coming period of chaos?
https://t.co/GMwKX4GI2s
In a new episode of “The Foreign Affairs Interview,” Kurt Campbell, @RushDoshi, and @markhleonard consider what the future of U.S. foreign policy will look like—and how Washington’s allies should respond to the Trump shock.
https://t.co/Cm8eaqXREo
“Leaders who fail to confront their new reality are failing their countries,” writes @markhleonard. “It is time to acknowledge that the old order really has disappeared—and to plot a new approach to geopolitics.”
https://t.co/GMwKX4GI2s
Ten years on from the referendum, the British electorate has moved on from its old divisions and—in a world of crisis—is embracing an ambitious move back towards the European Union, writes ECFR’s director @markhleonard 🧵
https://t.co/YyJsp0f4z3
1/Ten years ago, Britain voted for Brexit.
New ECFR/Mandate polling out this morning reveals something Westminster hasn't noticed: the country has quietly changed its mind — and not in the way you'd expect.
The Leave/Remain divide is dead. Here's what replaced it. 🧵
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The lesson isn't "relitigate Brexit." It's the opposite: stop fighting 2016 and build a new consensus for the Britain of 2026.
My full ECFR report is here 👇
https://t.co/YsV7PyH0ha
NEW EPISODE: I spoke to @markhleonard about six things which he thinks should be Better Known, including Neil Kinnock, @zahodesagazan and Drummond Street, as well as his new book Surviving Chaos. Have a listen to the podcast at https://t.co/AXN7E0ZPPy