Philippe M. Frowd

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Philippe M. Frowd

Philippe M. Frowd

@PhilippeMFrowd

Researching security politics | Borders, migration, data, intl. interventions, Sahel & West Africa | prof @ University of Ottawa

Canada Katılım Mart 2009
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Congratulations to the Morocco legal team - truly the greatest strikers in African football history. Who needs a world-class frontline when you have a committee that can score three goals from a mahogany desk two months after the final whistle?
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Philippe M. Frowd@PhilippeMFrowd·
Tomorrow, the International Political Sociology section of the International Studies Association (ISA) will be honouring Professor Vicki Squire as our 2026 IPS Distinguished Scholar. See you there! Details below.
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Harsha Walia (she/her)@HarshaWalia·
Absolutely horrific. Canada’s massive border bill, C12, has been adopted after third reading at Senate. C12 will become country's largest machinery of deportation: deporting refugees w/o hearings, retroactive bars, mass status cancellation A mirror of anti-migrant ICE violence.
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Philippe M. Frowd@PhilippeMFrowd·
@jec79 Spot on — this is the case across our government but most embarrassing in our image overseas. Paradoxically, Carney's cuts are exacerbating some of these tendencies too.
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🇨🇦 Jamie Carroll 🇨🇦
Gawd I agree with Carney here. The small town cheap bullshit Canada does to appease people who’ve never left the county in which they were born has huge opportunity costs.
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Hasret Kargın
Hasret Kargın@KargnHasret·
The U.S. is nearing a deal with Mali that will allow Washington to resume flying aircraft and drones over the West African country's airspace to gather intelligence on jihadist groups linked to al Qaeda, according to one current ​U.S. official and a former U.S. official. In Washington, the goal to resume intelligence gathering is partly driven by a ​desire to find an American pilot who was kidnapped by armed men while working for Christian missionaries in neighboring Niger. The pilot is currently believed to be held in Mali by ​the local al Qaeda affiliate, Jama'at Nusrat al-Islam wal-Muslimin (JNIM), the officials said. reuters.com/world/africa/u…
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#Niger The kidnapped man is Kevin Rideout, a 48 year old American pilot who was working on an evangelical mission for humanitarian aid. Although the kidnapping wasn't carried out directly by terrorists, it's known that terrorists issued a kind of "call for bids" to kidnap Westerners.

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Bridges from Bamako
Bridges from Bamako@BridgesFromBKO·
Not surprising that the man who mounted a failed coup in January 2021 is cozying up to men who mounted successful coups in August 2020, May 2021, September 2022, & July 2023. Their regimes can teach him all about suppressing dissent and clinging to power. worldpoliticsreview.com/us-mali-burkin…
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unusual_whales@unusual_whales·
BREAKING: Homeland Security has relied on the use of administrative subpoenas to seek identifiable information about individuals who run anonymous Instagram accounts, which share posts about ICE immigration raids in their local neighborhoods. These subpoenas have also been used to demand information about people who have criticized Trump officials or protested government policies, per TC
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Arturo Dominguez
Arturo Dominguez@extremearturo·
If you think ICE is bad, dig into the Border Patrol, too, while you're at it. The Border Patrol Tactical Unit (BORTAC), deployed to Iraq and Afghanistan, trains foreign border guards on "capacity building," roles typically reserved for the military. They're on our streets too.
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Philippe M. Frowd@PhilippeMFrowd·
@trippwhitbeck @ichbinilya He doesn't need to, and he's already on record about WaPo and free markets. But I think it's a sign of poor judgement that he easily could fund the paper but doesn't. High quality reporting has a strong claim to being a public interest good that is hard to make profitable.
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Tripp Whitbeck
Tripp Whitbeck@trippwhitbeck·
@PhilippeMFrowd @ichbinilya Why are you counting his money? The thing about personal property is... you can spend it how you please (on winners and losers!). The notion that Jeff Bezos needs to underwrite personally a business that is failing is bizarre.
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Ilya Lozovsky
Ilya Lozovsky@ichbinilya·
If I were a multi-billionaire and only getting wealthier, I would love to own a phenomenal loss-making newspaper with renowned international coverage, book reviews, a beloved sports section, incisive essays and opinions..? Is that not the coolest and most legacy-building way to spend a tiny portion of one’s fortune? Being the smart and principled benefactor of an icon of American letters? I would use it to collect smart and interesting friends. So what if it lost a tiny amount of my fortune? Like what am I missing here.
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Ulf Laessing
Ulf Laessing@UlfLaessing·
The jihadist drone attack on Niamey airport likely targeted the Turkish drones (among other things) used to flight jihadists, I tell Germany’s Frankfurter Rundschau @fr Drones are Niger army’s eyes and ears since the departure of French jets fr.de/politik/angrif…
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