.@annemcelvoy asks Wikipedia’s @jimmy_wales if tech giants were right to ban Donald Trump. “If I were Twitter, I would have banned him years ago, but then again, I'm not a billionaire. And maybe that would have been a very bad business decision for them” https://t.co/F8fvfJCCtd https://t.co/yYWoGBzcQN

Climate change will be a new source of rancour between the Biden administration and some Latin American leaders https://t.co/b1BqG8CwMU

Giant lizards, cockroaches...the Hong Kong handstand? Dive into @1843mag’s guide to protest slang https://t.co/nUc61UnuIp

The CDU, the party of Angela Merkel, has a new leader: Armin Laschet. @tom_nuttall tells “The Intelligence” of the challenges that await him, his party and his country https://t.co/XjU4VsHH17 https://t.co/pNpkilHtX7

.@jimmy_wales shares his homeschooling tips on "The Economist Asks": “The rigidity of school is not for the benefit of children. If your kids aren't like that at home...let them follow their interests [and] keep after them to always be learning something” https://t.co/EJYMY3ucQz https://t.co/hxj0aXGQKf

The amplification of the right’s most remote, culturally aggrieved voices is the ultimate barrier to reforming the Republican Party  https://t.co/Gu4MaUEguR

In Kolkata, locals turn wastewater into money. How did they do it? https://t.co/5QAIkzF0zF From @1843mag

Allies are central to Joe Biden’s vision of projecting American power. In November, we wrote about what this means for repairing the international order https://t.co/Xlpc7bZG5Z

Afghanistan's youth face grave difficulties. The UN estimates that four in ten young Afghans are neither working nor studying https://t.co/dD7TbyFmQk

Potential charges—if evidence is found—could include falsification of business records and criminal tax fraud https://t.co/0uVWPrCnOA

If fans lose their connection with minor-league baseball clubs on the brink of bankruptcy, that could exacerbate regional and cultural divides https://t.co/bvSCjzSDDh

On “Money Talks” with @Pat_Lane:
-@CHowardCHoward asks, can commodities keep climbing?
-@DuncanWeldon and @JohnGPeet explain how the Brexit trade deal will reshape cross-Channel business
-How much has covid-19 cost the global economy? @S1monCox calculates 
https://t.co/oGftkC982l

The littering of space is an example of the “tragedy of the commons”. Can outer space be stopped from going the same way as the oceans and the atmosphere? https://t.co/abmSQE0jdb

On “Money Talks” with @Pat_Lane:
-@CHowardCHoward asks, can commodities keep climbing?
-@DuncanWeldon and @JohnGPeet explain how the Brexit trade deal will reshape cross-Channel business
-How much has covid-19 cost the global economy? @S1monCox calculates 
https://t.co/A3fhpgHu1m

“Minari”, an American film about Korean immigrants that soared at Sundance, cannot win Best Picture at the Golden Globes. On “The Intelligence” @noahgittell explains why https://t.co/AsA95AdRwm https://t.co/IUguRz5yde

Of the 55 currencies we track in our Big Mac index, all but three look undervalued against the dollar https://t.co/C7rsxRxLIo

By the end of 2021 there will be over 3.2m robots installed in global factories, double the level in 2015 according to one research firm https://t.co/QgBq5ETxuV

For the fishermen of Kolkata's wetlands, sewage is a valuable commodity https://t.co/k6y2UvCeeB From @1843mag

As in many areas of African popular culture, Nigerian comic brands are prominent. One has struck a deal with Disney https://t.co/YSWL7RGuWa

“We need the French and UK governments to get together and work out a simpler and better system of trade which would be mutually advantageous,” argues @TavishScott, CEO of @SSPOsays, on “Money Talks” https://t.co/5nFiZwoVT7 https://t.co/o5cDGk1yCo