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This is what Russia's most famous beach in Sochi looks like today after years of Western sanctions over Putin's war.
Just kidding - this is Marseille, this is Macron's France.
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Just kidding - this is Marseille, this is Macron's France.
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Malls used to serve as a major social space until the internet & third world mass migration killed them off. The end of the peak mall experience aligns with the ensh&ttification of every aspect of the modern world
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Haaland waiting for his battle against another Islamic country (England)
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Crypto is coming to agentic trading.
Eligible US customers will soon be able to connect their AI agent to a dedicated Robinhood account to trade crypto on their behalf, with the same real-time P&L tracking and push notifications they already know from agentic trading. More soon.
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Eligible US customers will soon be able to connect their AI agent to a dedicated Robinhood account to trade crypto on their behalf, with the same real-time P&L tracking and push notifications they already know from agentic trading. More soon.
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Rest in peace, Jayden Adams.
The South Africa and Mamelodi Sundowns midfielder Jayden Adams has died at just 25 β only weeks after living his dream on the world's biggest stage.
Adams was considered one of South Africa's brightest young stars β a kid from Stellenbosch who worked his way into the national setup and earned his place on football's grandest stage this summer, playing three matches as South Africa made their deepest-ever run at the tournament.
No cause of death has been shared.
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The South Africa and Mamelodi Sundowns midfielder Jayden Adams has died at just 25 β only weeks after living his dream on the world's biggest stage.
Adams was considered one of South Africa's brightest young stars β a kid from Stellenbosch who worked his way into the national setup and earned his place on football's grandest stage this summer, playing three matches as South Africa made their deepest-ever run at the tournament.
No cause of death has been shared.
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8 years ago, Senegal announced plans for a $6 billion Wakanda mega-city to show off African ingenuity
Project plans vs final result:
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Project plans vs final result:
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BREAKING: US-listed ETF assets under management (AUM) are up to a record $15.6 trillion.
AUM in US-listed ETFs has doubled over the last 30 months.
Investors have allocated more than +$1 trillion to these funds year-to-date, nearly doubling the previous record for the same period, set in 2025.
This puts the industry on track to exceed +$2 trillion in annual inflows for the first time in history, 33% above last year's all-time high.
In June alone, ETFs attracted +$193 billion, the 2nd-largest monthly inflow on record.
This was particularly driven by demand for US mega-caps, semiconductor, AI, and South Korea-related funds.
The US ETF boom is accelerating.
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AUM in US-listed ETFs has doubled over the last 30 months.
Investors have allocated more than +$1 trillion to these funds year-to-date, nearly doubling the previous record for the same period, set in 2025.
This puts the industry on track to exceed +$2 trillion in annual inflows for the first time in history, 33% above last year's all-time high.
In June alone, ETFs attracted +$193 billion, the 2nd-largest monthly inflow on record.
This was particularly driven by demand for US mega-caps, semiconductor, AI, and South Korea-related funds.
The US ETF boom is accelerating.
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Do you know in 2014, Ukraine needed a loan?
There were two offers on the table:
The IMF dangled $15 billion,but with strings attached:
-Scrap the ban on private land ownership.
-Slash pensions and subsidies,classic austerity.
Russia also offered $15 billion,no strings, no neoliberal gutting of the economy.
President Viktor Yanukovych picked the Russian deal.
So what happened?
Washington instigated a coup, ousted him, and installed a new puppet regime.
The new government bent the knee to the IMF, signed off on austerity program and opened the door to privatization.
Now, massive chunks of Ukrainian land,about a third, are in the hands of foreign giants like BlackRock.
And just for the record, BlackRock is the former employer of German Chancellor Friedrich Merz.
Coincidence?
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There were two offers on the table:
The IMF dangled $15 billion,but with strings attached:
-Scrap the ban on private land ownership.
-Slash pensions and subsidies,classic austerity.
Russia also offered $15 billion,no strings, no neoliberal gutting of the economy.
President Viktor Yanukovych picked the Russian deal.
So what happened?
Washington instigated a coup, ousted him, and installed a new puppet regime.
The new government bent the knee to the IMF, signed off on austerity program and opened the door to privatization.
Now, massive chunks of Ukrainian land,about a third, are in the hands of foreign giants like BlackRock.
And just for the record, BlackRock is the former employer of German Chancellor Friedrich Merz.
Coincidence?
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FBI chief Kash Patel pulled back to the White House
He'd planned a weekend in Chicago to see his girlfriend, then dropped it fast after senior Trump officials called him in.
No word on why, but the mood is bad. Some were annoyed he'd even leave D.C. with the Iran fight heating up and reported threats against Trump going around.
And it's not the first time. His allies have reportedly stepped in more than once lately to help fix his standing with the White House.
When your own side keeps stepping in to save you, the job is already on shaky ground.
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He'd planned a weekend in Chicago to see his girlfriend, then dropped it fast after senior Trump officials called him in.
No word on why, but the mood is bad. Some were annoyed he'd even leave D.C. with the Iran fight heating up and reported threats against Trump going around.
And it's not the first time. His allies have reportedly stepped in more than once lately to help fix his standing with the White House.
When your own side keeps stepping in to save you, the job is already on shaky ground.
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White people went from 36% of the world's population down to just 7% in 100 years.
Just absolute population collapse.
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Just absolute population collapse.
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