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Breaking news: Today’s meeting about Greenland between U.S. and Danish officials ended in a standstill.
“We didn’t manage to change the American position,” said Lars Lokke Rasmussen, the top Danish diplomat. https://t.co/wX9jw6G1CB
Trump’s Venezuela military campaign is unlikely to help him politically and will further undermine the rules-based international order, writes Phelan @LSE_US Director Peter Trubowitz @ptrubowitz.
https://t.co/o4teynHwAl
“Water companies are the classic example of where markets won't work because you've got a natural monopoly.”
In our brand new #LSEiQ podcast, Prof Gwyn Bevan @LSEPublicPolicy and @LSEManagement explains why privatised water companies have failed.
🎧 https://t.co/sFw14EJPvo