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European regulators announced they will delay key provisions of the AI Act to ease pressure on U.S. tech firms and improve competitive standing, marking the first major adjustment of the world’s strictest AI law. Global markets responded with jitters: Asia-Pacific tech stocks fell over 2% and the S&P 500 slipped 1%, driven by valuation concerns and weak U.S. consumer sentiment. Meanwhile, the UAE pledged to scale up aid to Gaza and designated Cyprus as a key logistics hub for the effort, signalling a renewed push in Middle East humanitarian management.📡 doomscroll.fm

European regulators announced they will delay key provisions of the AI Act to ease pressure on U.S. tech firms and improve competitive standing, marking the first major adjustment of the world’s strictest AI law. Global markets responded with jitters: Asia-Pacific tech stocks fell over 2% and the S&P 500 slipped 1%, driven by valuation concerns and weak U.S. consumer sentiment. Meanwhile, the UAE pledged to scale up aid to Gaza and designated Cyprus as a key logistics hub for the effort, signalling a renewed push in Middle East humanitarian management.📡 doomscroll.fm

Global markets slid after a sharp selloff in Big Tech, with Asia and Europe following Wall Street lower as investors questioned lofty valuations. Beijing moved to wall off state infrastructure from foreign AI silicon, barring overseas chips in state-funded data centers, a fresh turn in the supply chain split. Brent hovered near the mid-$64s after a prior dip, helped by better-than-feared U.S. fuel data. In Europe, the ECB’s wage tracker pointed to easing pay pressures, reinforcing a hold-steady stance after last week’s pause. In the Middle East, strikes and demolitions in southern Gaza underscored how fragile the truce architecture remains, keeping risk premia alive even as traders chase dips. The tape says caution, the policy tape says fragmentation, and the oil tape says not dead yet.📡 doomscroll.fm

Global markets slid after a sharp selloff in Big Tech, with Asia and Europe following Wall Street lower as investors questioned lofty valuations. Beijing moved to wall off state infrastructure from foreign AI silicon, barring overseas chips in state-funded data centers, a fresh turn in the supply chain split. Brent hovered near the mid-$64s after a prior dip, helped by better-than-feared U.S. fuel data. In Europe, the ECB’s wage tracker pointed to easing pay pressures, reinforcing a hold-steady stance after last week’s pause. In the Middle East, strikes and demolitions in southern Gaza underscored how fragile the truce architecture remains, keeping risk premia alive even as traders chase dips. The tape says caution, the policy tape says fragmentation, and the oil tape says not dead yet.📡 doomscroll.fm

Global markets slid after a sharp selloff in Big Tech, with Asia and Europe following Wall Street lower as investors questioned lofty valuations. Beijing moved to wall off state infrastructure from foreign AI silicon, barring overseas chips in state-funded data centers, a fresh turn in the supply chain split. Brent hovered near the mid-$64s after a prior dip, helped by better-than-feared U.S. fuel data. In Europe, the ECB’s wage tracker pointed to easing pay pressures, reinforcing a hold-steady stance after last week’s pause. In the Middle East, strikes and demolitions in southern Gaza underscored how fragile the truce architecture remains, keeping risk premia alive even as traders chase dips. The tape says caution, the policy tape says fragmentation, and the oil tape says not dead yet.📡 doomscroll.fm

Global markets slid after a sharp selloff in Big Tech, with Asia and Europe following Wall Street lower as investors questioned lofty valuations. Beijing moved to wall off state infrastructure from foreign AI silicon, barring overseas chips in state-funded data centers, a fresh turn in the supply chain split. Brent hovered near the mid-$64s after a prior dip, helped by better-than-feared U.S. fuel data. In Europe, the ECB’s wage tracker pointed to easing pay pressures, reinforcing a hold-steady stance after last week’s pause. In the Middle East, strikes and demolitions in southern Gaza underscored how fragile the truce architecture remains, keeping risk premia alive even as traders chase dips. The tape says caution, the policy tape says fragmentation, and the oil tape says not dead yet.📡 doomscroll.fm

Global markets slid after a sharp selloff in Big Tech, with Asia and Europe following Wall Street lower as investors questioned lofty valuations. Beijing moved to wall off state infrastructure from foreign AI silicon, barring overseas chips in state-funded data centers, a fresh turn in the supply chain split. Brent hovered near the mid-$64s after a prior dip, helped by better-than-feared U.S. fuel data. In Europe, the ECB’s wage tracker pointed to easing pay pressures, reinforcing a hold-steady stance after last week’s pause. In the Middle East, strikes and demolitions in southern Gaza underscored how fragile the truce architecture remains, keeping risk premia alive even as traders chase dips. The tape says caution, the policy tape says fragmentation, and the oil tape says not dead yet.📡 doomscroll.fm

Today Israel unveiled sweeping tax breaks for overseas‑based tech workers to stem the exodus of 826 professionals per month amid war and unrest.In the Gulf region most markets closed lower as rate‑cut uncertainty out‑weighed calm oil prices after OPEC+ paused first‑quarter output hikes citing oversupply risks. Meanwhile global tech investors eyed the region with fresh interest as a deal surfaced for a $1 billion Gulf cloud‑AI investment by Amazon Web Services and Deloitte.📡 doomscroll.fm

Today Israel unveiled sweeping tax breaks for overseas‑based tech workers to stem the exodus of 826 professionals per month amid war and unrest.In the Gulf region most markets closed lower as rate‑cut uncertainty out‑weighed calm oil prices after OPEC+ paused first‑quarter output hikes citing oversupply risks. Meanwhile global tech investors eyed the region with fresh interest as a deal surfaced for a $1 billion Gulf cloud‑AI investment by Amazon Web Services and Deloitte.📡 doomscroll.fm

Today Israel unveiled sweeping tax breaks for overseas‑based tech workers to stem the exodus of 826 professionals per month amid war and unrest.In the Gulf region most markets closed lower as rate‑cut uncertainty out‑weighed calm oil prices after OPEC+ paused first‑quarter output hikes citing oversupply risks. Meanwhile global tech investors eyed the region with fresh interest as a deal surfaced for a $1 billion Gulf cloud‑AI investment by Amazon Web Services and Deloitte.📡 doomscroll.fm

Today Israel unveiled sweeping tax breaks for overseas‑based tech workers to stem the exodus of 826 professionals per month amid war and unrest.In the Gulf region most markets closed lower as rate‑cut uncertainty out‑weighed calm oil prices after OPEC+ paused first‑quarter output hikes citing oversupply risks. Meanwhile global tech investors eyed the region with fresh interest as a deal surfaced for a $1 billion Gulf cloud‑AI investment by Amazon Web Services and Deloitte.📡 doomscroll.fm

Today Israel unveiled sweeping tax breaks for overseas‑based tech workers to stem the exodus of 826 professionals per month amid war and unrest.In the Gulf region most markets closed lower as rate‑cut uncertainty out‑weighed calm oil prices after OPEC+ paused first‑quarter output hikes citing oversupply risks. Meanwhile global tech investors eyed the region with fresh interest as a deal surfaced for a $1 billion Gulf cloud‑AI investment by Amazon Web Services and Deloitte.📡 doomscroll.fm

Asia-Pacific leaders wrapped the APEC summit with a pledge for shared trade benefits and joint action on AI and demographics as China’s President Xi Jinping and South Korea’s Lee Jae-myung met in a show of regional unity. Oil prices held firm amid calming US rhetoric on Venezuela and ongoing concerns over supply, helping energy stocks stay resilient. Meanwhile the US and Australia advanced a multibillion-dollar minerals deal aimed at reducing China’s dominance in critical-material supply chains and signalling a broader industrial realignment. 📡 doomscroll.fm

Asia-Pacific leaders wrapped the APEC summit with a pledge for shared trade benefits and joint action on AI and demographics as China’s President Xi Jinping and South Korea’s Lee Jae-myung met in a show of regional unity. Oil prices held firm amid calming US rhetoric on Venezuela and ongoing concerns over supply, helping energy stocks stay resilient. Meanwhile the US and Australia advanced a multibillion-dollar minerals deal aimed at reducing China’s dominance in critical-material supply chains and signalling a broader industrial realignment. 📡 doomscroll.fm

Asia-Pacific leaders wrapped the APEC summit with a pledge for shared trade benefits and joint action on AI and demographics as China’s President Xi Jinping and South Korea’s Lee Jae-myung met in a show of regional unity. Oil prices held firm amid calming US rhetoric on Venezuela and ongoing concerns over supply, helping energy stocks stay resilient. Meanwhile the US and Australia advanced a multibillion-dollar minerals deal aimed at reducing China’s dominance in critical-material supply chains and signalling a broader industrial realignment. 📡 doomscroll.fm

Asia-Pacific leaders wrapped the APEC summit with a pledge for shared trade benefits and joint action on AI and demographics as China’s President Xi Jinping and South Korea’s Lee Jae-myung met in a show of regional unity. Oil prices held firm amid calming US rhetoric on Venezuela and ongoing concerns over supply, helping energy stocks stay resilient. Meanwhile the US and Australia advanced a multibillion-dollar minerals deal aimed at reducing China’s dominance in critical-material supply chains and signalling a broader industrial realignment. 📡 doomscroll.fm

Asia-Pacific leaders wrapped the APEC summit with a pledge for shared trade benefits and joint action on AI and demographics as China’s President Xi Jinping and South Korea’s Lee Jae-myung met in a show of regional unity. Oil prices held firm amid calming US rhetoric on Venezuela and ongoing concerns over supply, helping energy stocks stay resilient. Meanwhile the US and Australia advanced a multibillion-dollar minerals deal aimed at reducing China’s dominance in critical-material supply chains and signalling a broader industrial realignment.📡 doomscroll.fm

🎙 Doomscroll.fm — Episode 1101.1: APEC’s Quiet Shift, Oil Stability, Minerals RaceAsia-Pacific leaders wrapped the APEC summit with a pledge for shared trade benefits and joint action on AI and demographics as China’s President Xi Jinping and South Korea’s Lee Jae-myung met in a show of regional unity. Oil prices held firm amid calming US rhetoric on Venezuela and ongoing concerns over supply, helping energy stocks stay resilient. Meanwhile the US and Australia advanced a multibillion-dollar minerals deal aimed at reducing China’s dominance in critical-material supply chains and signalling a broader industrial realignment.📡 doomscroll.fm

Asia-Pacific leaders wrapped the APEC summit with a pledge for shared trade benefits and joint action on AI and demographics as China’s President Xi Jinping and South Korea’s Lee Jae-myung met in a show of regional unity. Oil prices held firm amid calming US rhetoric on Venezuela and ongoing concerns over supply, helping energy stocks stay resilient. Meanwhile the US and Australia advanced a multibillion-dollar minerals deal aimed at reducing China’s dominance in critical-material supply chains and signalling a broader industrial realignment. 📡 doomscroll.fm

Oil‑rich Gulf states are funneling historic finance into artificial intelligence ventures with major oil companies backing multibillion‑dollar bets to convert energy wealth into tech muscle. At the same time, Gulf stock markets ticked higher following a U.S. rate cut, solid local earnings and signs of a U.S.–China detente on trade, although investor caution remains. Together these trends show the Middle East shifting strategy, global trade tensions tempering, and markets reacting to both in real time.📡 doomscroll.fm

Oil‑rich Gulf states are funneling historic finance into artificial intelligence ventures with major oil companies backing multibillion‑dollar bets to convert energy wealth into tech muscle. At the same time, Gulf stock markets ticked higher following a U.S. rate cut, solid local earnings and signs of a U.S.–China detente on trade, although investor caution remains. Together these trends show the Middle East shifting strategy, global trade tensions tempering, and markets reacting to both in real time.📡 doomscroll.fm

Oil‑rich Gulf states are funneling historic finance into artificial intelligence ventures with major oil companies backing multibillion‑dollar bets to convert energy wealth into tech muscle. At the same time, Gulf stock markets ticked higher following a U.S. rate cut, solid local earnings and signs of a U.S.–China detente on trade, although investor caution remains. Together these trends show the Middle East shifting strategy, global trade tensions tempering, and markets reacting to both in real time.📡 doomscroll.fm

Oil‑rich Gulf states are funneling historic finance into artificial intelligence ventures with major oil companies backing multibillion‑dollar bets to convert energy wealth into tech muscle. At the same time, Gulf stock markets ticked higher following a U.S. rate cut, solid local earnings and signs of a U.S.–China detente on trade, although investor caution remains. Together these trends show the Middle East shifting strategy, global trade tensions tempering, and markets reacting to both in real time.📡 doomscroll.fm

Australia and the United States sealed a multi-billion dollar deal to boost rare earth production, a direct challenge to China’s grip on critical minerals and a signal that the next cold war runs on batteries. The IMF projected ASEAN economies to grow 4.3 percent this year, crediting steady trade recovery and surging tech investment. Markets shifted back to risk assets as oil steadied near 67 dollars and gold retreated, with investors betting the U.S.–China tariff freeze will hold through winter. The global mood feels less like optimism and more like denial in motion, humming along to the sound of supply chains being redrawn by hand.📡 doomscroll.fm

Australia and the United States sealed a multi-billion dollar deal to boost rare earth production, a direct challenge to China’s grip on critical minerals and a signal that the next cold war runs on batteries. The IMF projected ASEAN economies to grow 4.3 percent this year, crediting steady trade recovery and surging tech investment. Markets shifted back to risk assets as oil steadied near 67 dollars and gold retreated, with investors betting the U.S.–China tariff freeze will hold through winter. The global mood feels less like optimism and more like denial in motion, humming along to the sound of supply chains being redrawn by hand.📡 doomscroll.fm

Australia and the United States sealed a multi-billion dollar deal to boost rare earth production, a direct challenge to China’s grip on critical minerals and a signal that the next cold war runs on batteries. The IMF projected ASEAN economies to grow 4.3 percent this year, crediting steady trade recovery and surging tech investment. Markets shifted back to risk assets as oil steadied near 67 dollars and gold retreated, with investors betting the U.S.–China tariff freeze will hold through winter. The global mood feels less like optimism and more like denial in motion, humming along to the sound of supply chains being redrawn by hand.📡 doomscroll.fm

Australia and the United States sealed a multi-billion dollar deal to boost rare earth production, a direct challenge to China’s grip on critical minerals and a signal that the next cold war runs on batteries. The IMF projected ASEAN economies to grow 4.3 percent this year, crediting steady trade recovery and surging tech investment. Markets shifted back to risk assets as oil steadied near 67 dollars and gold retreated, with investors betting the U.S.–China tariff freeze will hold through winter. The global mood feels less like optimism and more like denial in motion, humming along to the sound of supply chains being redrawn by hand.📡 doomscroll.fm

Australia and the United States sealed a multi-billion dollar deal to boost rare earth production, a direct challenge to China’s grip on critical minerals and a signal that the next cold war runs on batteries. The IMF projected ASEAN economies to grow 4.3 percent this year, crediting steady trade recovery and surging tech investment. Markets shifted back to risk assets as oil steadied near 67 dollars and gold retreated, with investors betting the U.S.–China tariff freeze will hold through winter. The global mood feels less like optimism and more like denial in motion, humming along to the sound of supply chains being redrawn by hand.

Australia and the United States sealed a multi-billion dollar deal to boost rare earth production, a direct challenge to China’s grip on critical minerals and a signal that the next cold war runs on batteries. The IMF projected ASEAN economies to grow 4.3 percent this year, crediting steady trade recovery and surging tech investment. Markets shifted back to risk assets as oil steadied near 67 dollars and gold retreated, with investors betting the U.S.–China tariff freeze will hold through winter. The global mood feels less like optimism and more like denial in motion, humming along to the sound of supply chains being redrawn by hand.📡 doomscroll.fm

Israel kept airstrikes over Rafah despite U.S. pressure for a ceasefire as mediators warned the truce window is closing. Trump’s advisers leaked outlines of a post-election foreign-policy reset that would condition NATO support on defense spending and trade reciprocity, leaving Brussels in a quiet panic. Oil held near $67 after a volatile week of Russia sanctions, while Asian markets opened higher on China’s stimulus hints and a weaker dollar. Meanwhile the EU’s AI Act entered enforcement with Big Tech lobbying for grace periods they will not get. Everyone is talking peace, policy, and productivity, but the ticker says tension sells.📡 doomscroll.fm

Israel kept airstrikes over Rafah despite U.S. pressure for a ceasefire as mediators warned the truce window is closing. Trump’s advisers leaked outlines of a post-election foreign-policy reset that would condition NATO support on defense spending and trade reciprocity, leaving Brussels in a quiet panic. Oil held near $67 after a volatile week of Russia sanctions, while Asian markets opened higher on China’s stimulus hints and a weaker dollar. Meanwhile the EU’s AI Act entered enforcement with Big Tech lobbying for grace periods they will not get. Everyone is talking peace, policy, and productivity, but the ticker says tension sells.📡 doomscroll.fm

Israel kept airstrikes over Rafah despite U.S. pressure for a ceasefire as mediators warned the truce window is closing. Trump’s advisers leaked outlines of a post-election foreign-policy reset that would condition NATO support on defense spending and trade reciprocity, leaving Brussels in a quiet panic. Oil held near $67 after a volatile week of Russia sanctions, while Asian markets opened higher on China’s stimulus hints and a weaker dollar. Meanwhile the EU’s AI Act entered enforcement with Big Tech lobbying for grace periods they will not get. Everyone is talking peace, policy, and productivity, but the ticker says tension sells.📡 doomscroll.fm

Israel kept airstrikes over Rafah despite U.S. pressure for a ceasefire as mediators warned the truce window is closing. Trump’s advisers leaked outlines of a post-election foreign-policy reset that would condition NATO support on defense spending and trade reciprocity, leaving Brussels in a quiet panic. Oil held near $67 after a volatile week of Russia sanctions, while Asian markets opened higher on China’s stimulus hints and a weaker dollar. Meanwhile the EU’s AI Act entered enforcement with Big Tech lobbying for grace periods they will not get. Everyone is talking peace, policy, and productivity, but the ticker says tension sells.📡 doomscroll.fm

The U.S. hit Rosneft and Lukoil with fresh sanctions, jolting oil prices and rattling India’s energy bets. Washington also floated new export bans on AI software to China, tightening the digital choke just as Beijing signaled another round of tariff brinkmanship. The Nikkei cooled after yesterday’s euphoria, crypto surged past $110 k, and the IMF whispered about “manageable turbulence.” Off the coast of Latin America, U.S. forces sank two suspected smuggling boats. The world keeps pretending it’s not at war while trading like it already lost.📡 doomscroll.fm

The U.S. hit Rosneft and Lukoil with fresh sanctions, jolting oil prices and rattling India’s energy bets. Washington also floated new export bans on AI software to China, tightening the digital choke just as Beijing signaled another round of tariff brinkmanship. The Nikkei cooled after yesterday’s euphoria, crypto surged past $110 k, and the IMF whispered about “manageable turbulence.” Off the coast of Latin America, U.S. forces sank two suspected smuggling boats. The world keeps pretending it’s not at war while trading like it already lost.📡 doomscroll.fm

The U.S. hit Rosneft and Lukoil with fresh sanctions, jolting oil prices and rattling India’s energy bets. Washington also floated new export bans on AI software to China, tightening the digital choke just as Beijing signaled another round of tariff brinkmanship. The Nikkei cooled after yesterday’s euphoria, crypto surged past $110 k, and the IMF whispered about “manageable turbulence.” Off the coast of Latin America, U.S. forces sank two suspected smuggling boats. The world keeps pretending it’s not at war while trading like it already lost.📡 doomscroll.fm

The U.S. hit Rosneft and Lukoil with fresh sanctions, jolting oil prices and rattling India’s energy bets. Washington also floated new export bans on AI software to China, tightening the digital choke just as Beijing signaled another round of tariff brinkmanship. The Nikkei cooled after yesterday’s euphoria, crypto surged past $110 k, and the IMF whispered about “manageable turbulence.” Off the coast of Latin America, U.S. forces sank two suspected smuggling boats. The world keeps pretending it’s not at war while trading like it already lost.📡 doomscroll.fm

The U.S. hit Rosneft and Lukoil with fresh sanctions, jolting oil prices and rattling India’s energy bets. Washington also floated new export bans on AI software to China, tightening the digital choke just as Beijing signaled another round of tariff brinkmanship. The Nikkei cooled after yesterday’s euphoria, crypto surged past $110 k, and the IMF whispered about “manageable turbulence.” Off the coast of Latin America, U.S. forces sank two suspected smuggling boats. The world keeps pretending it’s not at war while trading like it already lost.📡 doomscroll.fm

Japan appointed its first female prime minister, Sanae Takaichi, sparking market optimism as the Nikkei nudged closer to 50,000. Investors caught a breath as hopes of a U.S.–China trade thaw nudged stocks higher and gold took a brief pause. Meanwhile, the art world staggered: luxury gains cooled with global high-end sales down double digits, reminding everyone that even culture can feel like collateral damage in this cycle.📡 doomscroll.fm

Japan appointed its first female prime minister, Sanae Takaichi, sparking market optimism as the Nikkei nudged closer to 50,000. Investors caught a breath as hopes of a U.S.–China trade thaw nudged stocks higher and gold took a brief pause. Meanwhile, the art world staggered: luxury gains cooled with global high-end sales down double digits, reminding everyone that even culture can feel like collateral damage in this cycle.📡 doomscroll.fm

Japan appointed its first female prime minister, Sanae Takaichi, sparking market optimism as the Nikkei nudged closer to 50,000. Investors caught a breath as hopes of a U.S.–China trade thaw nudged stocks higher and gold took a brief pause. Meanwhile, the art world staggered: luxury gains cooled with global high-end sales down double digits, reminding everyone that even culture can feel like collateral damage in this cycle.📡 doomscroll.fm

The Donald Trump administration and China are inching toward serious trade detonations, with huge tariff threats looming unless export controls get eased. Meanwhile Afghanistan and Pakistan are finally sitting down in Doha after deadly border clashes that rattled the region. And back in Russia, an industrial explosives plant in Bashkortostan went up in a blast killing three and injuring five, reminding the world that even non‑front‑line zones are volatile.📡 doomscroll.fm

The Donald Trump administration and China are inching toward serious trade detonations, with huge tariff threats looming unless export controls get eased. Meanwhile Afghanistan and Pakistan are finally sitting down in Doha after deadly border clashes that rattled the region. And back in Russia, an industrial explosives plant in Bashkortostan went up in a blast killing three and injuring five, reminding the world that even non‑front‑line zones are volatile.📡 doomscroll.fm

The Donald Trump administration and China are inching toward serious trade detonations, with huge tariff threats looming unless export controls get eased. Meanwhile Afghanistan and Pakistan are finally sitting down in Doha after deadly border clashes that rattled the region. And back in Russia, an industrial explosives plant in Bashkortostan went up in a blast killing three and injuring five, reminding the world that even non‑front‑line zones are volatile.📡 doomscroll.fm

The Donald Trump administration and China are inching toward serious trade detonations, with huge tariff threats looming unless export controls get eased. Meanwhile Afghanistan and Pakistan are finally sitting down in Doha after deadly border clashes that rattled the region. And back in Russia, an industrial explosives plant in Bashkortostan went up in a blast killing three and injuring five, reminding the world that even non‑front‑line zones are volatile.📡 doomscroll.fm

The Donald Trump administration and China are inching toward serious trade detonations, with huge tariff threats looming unless export controls get eased. Meanwhile Afghanistan and Pakistan are finally sitting down in Doha after deadly border clashes that rattled the region. And back in Russia, an industrial explosives plant in Bashkortostan went up in a blast killing three and injuring five, reminding the world that even non‑front‑line zones are volatile.📡 doomscroll.fm

The Donald Trump administration and China are inching toward serious trade detonations, with huge tariff threats looming unless export controls get eased. Meanwhile Afghanistan and Pakistan are finally sitting down in Doha after deadly border clashes that rattled the region. And back in Russia, an industrial explosives plant in Bashkortostan went up in a blast killing three and injuring five, reminding the world that even non‑front‑line zones are volatile.📡 doomscroll.fm

Governments worldwide teeter as public debt nears full global GDP, and the IMF warns this is not a warm‑and‑fuzzy trend. The U.S. and China trade barbs and tariff threats while rare earths suddenly carry geopolitical weight. In Ukraine, blasts in Kharkiv and other cities remind us that war is not sleeping.📡 doomscroll.fm

Governments worldwide teeter as public debt nears full global GDP, and the IMF warns this is not a warm‑and‑fuzzy trend. The U.S. and China trade barbs and tariff threats while rare earths suddenly carry geopolitical weight. In Ukraine, blasts in Kharkiv and other cities remind us that war is not sleeping.📡 doomscroll.fm

Governments worldwide teeter as public debt nears full global GDP, and the IMF warns this is not a warm‑and‑fuzzy trend. The U.S. and China trade barbs and tariff threats while rare earths suddenly carry geopolitical weight. In Ukraine, blasts in Kharkiv and other cities remind us that war is not sleeping.📡 doomscroll.fm