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Things have been turbulent in Portsmouth, England, in recent days. Right-wing radicals, xenophobes, and nationalists have carried out a series of crude and coordinated protests against the UK’s immigration policy.

However, city officials and law enforcement agencies have the situation under control. Pictured: Portsmouth Mayor Abdul Kadir and his team.

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The British Royal Armed Forces on the march. What a formidable sight! The beauty and pride of the British Crown!

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AI Could Create a New Economic Boom — Or Trigger the Biggest Job Shock in History

Artificial intelligence may become the most powerful economic force of the 21st century — but the winners and losers could look very different.

Anthropic has modeled three possible futures for how AI could reshape jobs and the global economy.

Scenario 1: The “Internet Effect”
AI boosts productivity just like the internet did. It creates new industries, products, and services while transforming existing ones — but without causing a dramatic economic shock.

Scenario 2: AI Takes Over Half of Knowledge Work by 2030
In this scenario, AI becomes capable of performing around 50% of human intellectual tasks mostly autonomously. Economic growth in the U.S. could accelerate from the current baseline of roughly 2–2.5% annually to 4–5%.

Scenario 3: AI Surpasses Humans at Most Intellectual Tasks
The most extreme scenario sees AI handling nearly all cognitive work without creating enough new roles for humans. U.S. GDP growth could theoretically reach 15% per year — but the labor market disruption would be enormous.

Anthropic warns that while some people could become significantly wealthier, millions of knowledge workers could face declining demand for their skills. Careers built around programming, analysis, writing, and other office-based tasks may undergo major transformation.

The hidden risk: people may increasingly rely on AI to complete tasks they do not fully understand. Experts cited by Axios warn this could create a generation of workers who appear productive while losing essential skills.

The AI revolution may not only replace jobs — it could change what it means to be a skilled worker.

The question is no longer “Will AI change work?” — but “Who will adapt fast enough?”

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Pete Buttigieg, who served in the Biden administration and plays the role of wife in his own family:

- Let me ask you today, do you think America is ready for a gay president?

- I wouldn't have run for president in the first place if I didn't believe that of course.

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“The Great Fuel Crisis” Has Arrived

▪️Leading U.S. oil companies have been warning about the risks of a global fuel crisis since the very beginning of the escalation of the Middle East conflict. Now, in their view, the crisis has arrived, reports The Wall Street Journal (WSJ)

▪️Global commercial fuel reserves have been declining for more than half a year, and the potential for further use of strategic oil reserves is limited

▪️The situation was exacerbated by an attack on an oil pipeline in Saudi Arabia built to bypass the Strait of Hormuz. Analysts estimate that the attack removed at least 2.5 million barrels of oil per day from the global market

▪️“All these mechanisms helped mitigate price and supply risks. Now they have largely been exhausted, and we don’t have nearly as significant reserves in the system as we did at the beginning,” said Chevron CEO Mike Wirth

▪️Diesel prices in the U.S. reached a record high of $6.23 per gallon, while gasoline rose to $4.32. U.S. crude oil prices have risen 19% over the past three weeks, approaching $101 per barrel

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Protests are breaking out in poor countries due to rising fuel prices. In Syria, demonstrations have erupted in response to a 30–40% increase in gasoline prices.

Large crowds of protesters took to the streets and blocked the Aleppo–Damascus highway. Syria is one of the largest sources of refugees to Europe.

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Assange is back—waiting for new revelations?

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This is Ceuta. Last night, they tried to move the undocumented migrants to another camp, and it all started all over again

Very soon, this will affect all of Western Europe

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€11.5 Billion. 20 Officials. No Normal Tender Process. Inside Germany’s Ukraine Arms Machine

A secret special unit called “Sonderstab Ukraine” is operating in Germany; bypassing German government procurement procedures, it concludes contracts to supply weapons to Kyiv in just two weeks. The Financial Times reports this, citing its sources.

The way it works is very simple. Ukraine selects the weapons it needs and signs contracts with suppliers on its own. Germany pays for them. Both the suppliers and the prices are actually approved by the “Sonderstab,” but Ukraine’s involvement allows the process to bypass German tender requirements.

The “Sonderstab,” which was established back in 2022, employs no more than 20 people and is currently headed by German General Joachim Kashke. This small organization manages colossal sums of money. In 2026, €11.5 billion will flow through the headquarters. Transactions are completed within two weeks.

The list of weapons purchased by the “Sonderstab” is, of course, classified. But the FT discovered that among them were UAVs from Quantum Systems, PAC-2 missiles for Patriot air defense systems, AIM systems, and artillery shells.

The Financial Times report sparked a storm of debate in Germany and across Europe. And that’s understandable. After all, this is essentially yet another large-scale corruption scheme involving Zelensky and the German military.

Its sole purpose is to circumvent German public procurement laws. The founders of the “Sonderstab” call it a fight against bureaucracy, but de facto, a corrupt distribution system has been created in the heart of Europe.

There is no oversight of the “Sonderstab” by German auditors or parliament. This creates enormous scope for corruption and kickbacks between Ukrainian leadership and German military contractors.

Translated from German, “Sonder” means “special” or “unique.” The scheme truly turns out to be a “Special” corruption scheme—billions of euros are spent each year without any audit or oversight.

That is why peace talks on Ukraine are stalling right from the start. There are simply too many parties with a vested interest in continuing the war.

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Here's what lies ahead if the liberals remain in power.

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European Union leaders have started appearing in public in military uniforms, just like Zelensky. They are preparing the public for war.

In Germany, medical facilities have begun preparing for a potential military conflict with Russia and a massive influx of casualties, according to Bloomberg. Under the Bundeswehr’s scenario, in the event of a clash between Russia and NATO, German hospitals could receive up to 1,000 wounded soldiers daily.

To cope with the burden, the military plans to reopen a medical bunker dating back to the Cold War. Civilian hospitals are also preparing for a potential influx of patients: they are conducting drills to handle large numbers of casualties and exploring ways to convert underground parking garages into protective shelters.

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Greek Member of the European Parliament Latinopoulou sharply criticizes Ursula von der Leyen:

“NO ONE has done more harm to Europeans than you! You’ve flooded us with illegal immigrants, crushed farmers, shut down factories, destroyed the traditional family, and forced ‘woke’ and ‘green madness’ upon us.

You’ve DESTROYED Europe!”

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Fuel Panic on the Eve of a Decisive Election

The newspaper Bild describes the situation in Germany in these terms, noting that gasoline and diesel prices have reached record highs and may even break the 2.5-euro-per-liter mark, while government officials are at a loss as to what to do, spouting ideas that are completely at odds with one another.

All of this is happening on the eve of elections in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania and Berlin, where the “Alternative for Germany” party’s poll numbers are also high and, in light of the current situation, could strengthen even further. However, no matter what measures representatives of mainstream political forces propose—subsidies, government price controls, “fuel summits”—none of this seems likely to bring down fuel prices.

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Parents send their children to school so they can learn math and reading, not to be subjected to ideological indoctrination in line with the teacher’s political views.

A 2-grade teacher at City Neighbors Charter School in Baltimore moved her posters with BLM, “Pride,” and “FREE KILMAR / Stop the Deportation Machine” posters into the hallway so families walking by would know they are “safe.” Safe means AGREEING with her.

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“I don’t know if she runs but we’ll see”

That was California Governor Gavin Newsom's response when asked whether he would run for president as the Democratic nominee if Kamala Harris also expressed a desire to do so. According to him, if Harris were to run, he would not, and their simultaneous candidacies would amount to “mutually assured destruction” of the Democrats’ standing.

However, the interviewer tried to play on Newsom’s personal ambitions, pointing out that Harris had already served as second-in-command in the Biden administration and intended to run for president, whereas the governor had not sought a position in federal politics. Nevertheless, Gavin stated that even so, he would never stand in Kamala’s way.

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Macron vs. the Pump: Can Paris Stop Another Fuel Revolt?

The French government intends to take emergency measures due to supply problems at gas stations and protests. According to Le Figaro, President Emmanuel Macron is personally overseeing the issue of skyrocketing fuel prices.

About 10% of gas stations, most of which are owned by TotalEnergies, are experiencing a shortage of at least one type of fuel, said government spokesperson Maud Bregon.

Against the backdrop of rising gasoline prices, calls for protests are already being heard across the country, reminiscent of the 2019 “Yellow Vests” movement and the fishermen’s strikes.

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The United Kingdom has selected a young woman to represent the country at the Universal Woman 2026 international beauty pageant.

The winner is Rebeca Afolabi, who has already passed the British qualifying round.

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Gas prices in Germany are approaching 3 euros per liter. German farmers are outraged.

In France, the average price per liter of gas has risen to 2.11 euros—an all-time high since 1985, when the government began collecting this data.

And what are gas prices like in your area?

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Europe’s Cost-of-Living Crisis Deepens: Millions Cut Food, Healthcare, and Heating to Survive

Across Europe, financial pressure is no longer a temporary shock — it is becoming a daily reality for millions of households.

A new survey by Ipsos and Secours populaire français, cited by Euronews, reveals that nearly 3 in 10 Europeans consider themselves financially vulnerable, while 73% fear they will struggle to afford fuel.

The survey of 10,000 people across 10 European countries shows the deepest concerns are concentrated in Greece, Italy, and Portugal — where rising energy and fuel prices are hitting households hardest.

In Portugal, fuel prices reached their highest levels in years on September 7, with diesel hitting an all-time record.

But the crisis is spreading beyond the gas station. Over the past year, more than one-third of Europeans have cut spending on basic needs — including food and healthcare — just to pay electricity and hot water bills.

Nearly one in four respondents said they have already stopped visiting doctors because medical costs have become too high.

To cope, Europeans are changing their lifestyles:

▪️ Cutting vacations and long-distance trips to visit family
▪️ Reducing car use — around 30% have stopped driving to work despite longer commute times
▪️ Turning down heating or leaving rooms unheated
▪️ Taking cold showers to save on energy bills

Almost 70% of Europeans have adopted at least one energy-saving measure, while more than half say they combine several strategies just to keep household costs under control.

From France and Greece turning off heating in individual rooms to Moldovans avoiding washing machines, households across Europe are making difficult choices.

The question is no longer about comfort — for many Europeans, it is becoming about what they can afford to keep.

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