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Your weekly excuse to delay reading your Monday morning emails, drawn from last week’s @fp2p tweets


CNN Scots vote


Let’s start with Scotland (obvs)


Nobody can accuse CNN of not giving it 110% [h/t @DanaHoule]


 


Hilarious and deeply odd. Taiwanese animated explanation of the vote, featuring a strong candidate for the world’s worst Scottish accent [h/t Alex Renton]



 


Back to Development (broadly defined):


Nice piece on a personal hobbyhorse of mine: Time to take religion and spirituality seriously as a factor in development [h/t Mike Edwards]


ISIS and Ebola outbreaks show we’ve neglected building long term institutions, in our love of funky innovators, disrupters & entrepreneurs


50 centMalaysian news editors apply stylistic rules with great rigor and consistency. [h/t @Durf]


‘Civil space under threat’: Important Economist piece on threats to NGOs/CSOs in many countries


Elsewhere, the inequality/ extreme wealth debate continues to thrive


Number of global billionaires up 7% since last year. Here’s where they live (insofar as live anywhere) – click to expand [h/tbillionaires Amit M. Sengupta]


 


The power of killer facts: Christine Lagarde on inequality, using Oxfam’s very own KF: assets of 85 richest = 3.5bn poorest



 


 


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