Adam Plowright

RT @yarotrof: It’s clear from this that the only difference between Steve Witkoff’s and Vladmir Putin’s views on the war in Ukraine is that…

RT @TurnbullMalcolm: It’s only because of France that the Americans aren’t playing cricket and singing God Save the King.

No, actually. This is a picture, uncredited of course by this @elonmusk stooge, taken by a professional news photographer doing the expensive and vital job of recording events so people here can tweet about them (Am almost certain it's an @AFP pic)

DogeDesigner @cb_doge

Elon Musk at Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris today. Anyone can become a citizen journalist. You just need a mobile, internet and 𝕏 app. https://t.co/5ALtEQj3Fu

Truly remarkable that leading US oil and gas figures more in favour of regulation than the incoming Trump administration

The Economist @TheEconomist

There is a growing recognition that government regulation matters in a world worried about climate. The boss of ExxonMobil, America’s biggest oil-and-gas company, advocated for such an intervention at the UN’s annual climate summit this week https://t.co/ccIzFZlUhP 👇

RT @TheEconomist: There is a growing recognition that government regulation matters in a world worried about climate. The boss of ExxonMobi…

This column was incredibly powerful journalism

Feroze Sidhwa @FerozeSidhwa

The @nytimes released a rock solid statement about the claim that the imaging studies shown in our Opinion piece on what American healthcare workers saw in #Gaza were faked or altered. I can't verify this, but I seriously doubt that any Opinion piece ever published in the NY

RT @AFP: France likes to honour its late pioneers and visionaries, but the aristocratic Frenchman who founded the modern Olympics is provin…

RT @aniajakubek: Seine suspense as Paris counts down to Olympics: https://t.co/ETFyiuUGYC by @AFP's @ADAMPLOW

RT @AFP: Once seen as a "celebration of manly virtue" without women athletes, the modern Olympics will reach gender parity for the first ti…

RT @AFP: Water tests in the Seine in Paris show the river is still too dirty to swim in, two months before the start of the Paris Olympics,…

RT @nntaleb: The death of 35K Palestinians is a statistic; that of an English cook is a tragedy.

Me trying to make sense of the photos everyone talked about in France this week for @CNN. ‘Why Macron wants you to see his bulging biceps’. https://t.co/fl7OzFJA4u

RT @UNGeneva: ”About one in every 20 children, women and men in #Gaza are now dead or wounded. 𝙏𝙝𝙞𝙨 𝙞𝙨 𝙘𝙖𝙧𝙣𝙖𝙜𝙚 .” - @volker_turk speaks…

Extraordinary. You can barely tell which language is the original

Olivier Babeau @OlivierBabeau

Il se passe vraiment quelque chose du côté de l’IA. Ce n’est qu’un exemple parmi des dizaines. Les conséquences sur l’emploi vont être réelles et rapides. Ça devrait être le principal sujet de nos débats.

Ali Bongo, whose family ruled Gabon for 55 years, was overthrown today. I did not know he cut a 1978 funk record with James Brown's ex-manager. https://t.co/2wS9u8Bay5

RT @shauntandon: Intriguing tidbit. Only 39% of French see India favorably, down from 70% in 2008. Views of India Lean Positive Across 23…

One of the most senior figures in French rightwing Republicans party thinks rioters underwent a 'regression towards their ethnic roots'. And to make his point further, he calls them 'savages'. P.S. (mostly white) Yellow Vests smashed up the Arc de Triomphe in 2018

franceinfo @franceinfo

Émeutes : "On connaît les causes. Bien sûr que si, il y a un lien" avec l'immigration, insiste Bruno Retailleau. "Pour la deuxième, la troisième génération, il y a comme une sorte de régression vers les origines ethniques." https://t.co/1OAwvRgP2z