Klara Jordan

Inspiring- how to start your day @OISPG @crowdicity @OI2Dublin2014

Finally the day on which all eyes are on Bruss... I mean, Strasbourg!

Today, we celebrate the 35th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall – a key moment in our history. Many of its segments can be found all over Europe. What once was solid is now scattered, and what once was divided is now one. #mauerfall35 #BerlinerMauer

@RobbieGramer @ForeignPolicy What a tragedy for us, readers! hope the next adventure is somewhere where you will continue to share publicly your talent!

This week is my last week at @ForeignPolicy after nearly 8 years As a parting gift, FP has very generously gifted all of my coworkers and me commemorative socks with my face on them

Gymnastics is the Turing test of video generation models

Impactful things going on in the EU this week....

Central European and Baltic of course, the tweet should have said!

On this day, 20 years ago on May 1st, 2004, Slovakia, together with other central European countries became a member of the EU. While the European project is far from perfect, it is the freedom to chose a path for a country that should be celebrated.

#OnThisDay in 1993, CERN put the World Wide Web in the public domain, later made available with an open licence, allowing the web to flourish. Here we see Sir Tim Berners-Lee's proposal for the World Wide Web, revised back in May 1990. The World Wide Web will be one of the topics of the next #CERN70 public event, “CERN – An extraordinary human endeavour”, where we will also talk about inclusiveness, collaboration, #OpenScience, #AI, machine learning and more. 📍CERN Science Gateway 📆 19 May, 17:00 – 19:00 CEST Stay tuned to find out more about the event and our special guests. 😉

An amazing opportunity!

@alexbward Congrats!!!

In case you were wondering my reaction when I first saw it

“The final act in the gender gap saga can’t be written until couples share more and until the world of work makes that a less costly thing to do.” 2023 laureate Claudia Goldin concluded her prize lecture by speaking about closing the gender pay gap: bit.ly/3Rln8sq

To put 2024 into perspective, here's what was happening around the world in 1924. From the rise of Stalin to the creation of Surrealism, and a precarious repainting of the Eiffel Tower...

📣 ECCRI Cybersecurity Fellowship 2024-2025 is now open for applications! 📣 Join this year-long program for career acceleration in cybersecurity policy. Apply by Feb 18, 2024. 🚀 eccri.eu/fellowship/

The human body is the most advanced machine on the planet. But there are some things you had no idea it could do. Here are 20 weird facts about the human body that will blow your mind (#17 is crazy):

When @CISAJen became director of CISA, one of the first people she consulted with was @thedarktangent, the legendary hacker who created Black Hat & DEF CON. My new story explores how Moss became a critical liaison b/w the government & the security world: themessenger.com/tech/jeff-moss…

Despite the calls for ceasefires and peace talks, neither the Israel-Hamas war nor the Russia-Ukraine conflict have a realistic path to a permanent solution heading into 2024. A look at where both wars stand. npr.org/2023/12/29/121…

Happy Charlemagne's Coronation day! If you think the European Union is complicate, try to understand the Holy Roman Empire.

If you missed this in-depth discussion on the new draft of the UN Cybercrime treaty two weeks ago (or enjoyed it so much that you want to watch it again) — here’s the recording. Thanks @ChathamHouseISR

Charlie Munger spent a lifetime studying why humans make horrible decisions. The result? A list of 25 of the most powerful psychological tendencies known to man. If you want to avoid bad decisions, here are 25 nuggets worth your time 🧵

When you scuba dive to disconnected from work but somehow you keep thinking about the Parliament, the Commission and the Council...