Neil Buckley

Fantastic news, as Viktor Orbán apparently backs down: EU agrees to open accession negotiations with Ukraine and Moldova https://t.co/hwcesE93Go via @ft

If the UK is ever going to reach net zero, how can major expansion and modernisation of the rail system not be part of the solution? ‘Managed decline’: the uncertain future for British rail after cuts to HS2 https://t.co/aKExLmEZrm via @ft

If you read one piece this week, make it this one: One year in a struggling British state school https://t.co/sR3Dhl2W8v

This is very good: ‘Oppenheimer’ is a great film about the wrong man https://t.co/5tyf3tmrp0

Very excited that @paul_d_gould 's excellent novel is published June 8 and already available to pre-order. A fascinating and evocative snapshot of Moscow and its underground LGBT community before and after the Soviet collapse

Paul David Gould @paul_d_gould

Excited to see copies of my #Russian novel reaching eager readers! To join them 📢PRE-ORDER NOW📢@unbounders on https://t.co/8SyJjAp7Zk The end of the USSR, #lgbt love and #antiwar demos — all in a book #Putin won't want you to read! https://t.co/yMjqe79Irp

Still a few hours left to put in applications for this great opportunity for aspiring economics journalists...https://t.co/2oGpc143R0

Financial Times @FinancialTimes

Calling aspiring economics journalists: Applications are open for the Sir Samuel Brittan Fellowship, deadline 11 May https://t.co/kmQ3oJVNa1

It's still not too late to apply for this excellent fellowship opportunity at the FT for aspiring economics journalists

Financial Times @FinancialTimes

Calling aspiring economics journalists: Applications are open for the Sir Samuel Brittan Fellowship, deadline 11 May https://t.co/kmQ3oJVNa1

RT @FinancialTimes: Calling aspiring economics journalists: Applications are open for the Sir Samuel Brittan Fellowship, deadline 11 May ht…

Even by his usual standards, this is a particularly brilliant column by Martin Wolf. Media lies threaten the truth and decency on which democracy depends https://t.co/kG3HdnlN4s

RT @paul_d_gould: Thrilled to see that my upcoming novel (out June 8) is now listed at @Waterstones! A pre-#Putin, #Russia-set mystery and…

Oh come on, *really*...the picture is Biden *signing the guest book* in the presidential building in Kyiv

Russian Embassy in Kenya/Посольство России в Кении @russembkenya

True friendship, equality and multipolarity VERSUS US hegemony and neocolonialism https://t.co/4hWEYYALZG

Not so, Senator. UNHCR: Hungary has taken in 33k Ukrainian refugees. Poland has taken 1.5m (47x more, with population 4x as big). Czech Rep, broadly similar population to Hungary, has taken half a million. 2.1m crossed border into Hungary, nearly all left https://t.co/hwyWZnDo49

JD Vance @JDVance

Hungary took in a million refugees from Ukraine, something Mr. flag-in-the-bio probably supports. Now he’s dunking on a country of 10 million for the predictable supply shortages.

RT @drpollyjones: Slavonic open day at Oxford, Sat. March 4th: program now online. Spread the word! https://t.co/blYXjbWd5X

RT @AlecuRussell: Remarkable interview with Russian radio host @aavst20551 brilliantly illuminating the dilemmas & compromises of journali…

Beginning of the end of Putinism? No doubt. The question is how long it takes...

Washington Post Opinions @PostOpinions

It is hard to escape the sense though that the best days for Putin and his ideas are behind him, Michael @McFaul writes. https://t.co/6tqiAABZhz

RT @bbhorne: This research is build on the Capital Legal Services documents shared by Distributed Denial of Secrets. There are torrents for…

Voters get the governments, and the policies, they vote for. @ChrisGiles_ argues that the British people are ultimately to blame for Britain’s economic woes https://t.co/rYwykU7P45