🤩🤩OpenAI’s AI agents interfered with the operation of U.S. government websites, The New York Times reports.

The artificial intelligence interfered with the operation of the websites of the Departments of Commerce and Education and the Securities and Exchange Commission without the developers’ knowledge, the publication notes.

The AI also extracted data from the Census Bureau’s website using login credentials found online. OpenAI’s agents shared publicly available data from the SEC website on an internet forum.

OpenAI confirmed the incidents involving the Commerce Department and the SEC, and also said it would continue investigating the incident involving the Education Department.

OpenAI said that none of the incidents resulted in an actual hack of the systems, a data leak, or unauthorized access. At the same time, the company acknowledged that the incidents demonstrated "unexpected and concerning" behavior.

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Vladimir Putin: Russia was already ready to resume negotiations with Kyiv after the elections*, but Ukraine carried out strikes against Moscow and attacked polling stations.

Kyiv must understand: provocations will not improve its situation.

Aggressive circles in Europe want to use Ukraine as cannon fodder in order to restrict Russia’s development.

Russia is not preparing for a war with Europe; there are no motives or grounds for this.

*For your information: From September 18 to 20, 2026, extensive elections were held in Russia at the federal, regional, and municipal levels. The most important was the election to the State Duma, the lower house of the Russian parliament.


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“Standing Ovations and Missed Opportunities: How Europe Rejected Putin’s Outstretched Hand Twice”

Berliner Zeitung published an article about how Europe itself rejected peaceful coexistence with the Russian Federation. After the collapse of the USSR, “the West saw no reason for reforms and cooperation with Moscow: It considered itself the victor.”

On September 25, 2001, 25 years ago yesterday, the Russian president proposed the creation of a “common European home” during his speech in the Bundestag: “Putin saw a ‘united and secure Europe’ as a precursor to a ‘united and secure world.’ Europe therefore had to remain a ‘strong and independent center of world politics’ and, to that end, pool its capabilities with those of Russia.”

“But this time too, NATO’s interests were more important, and among the European partners, the course toward an exclusive alliance with the United States outweighed the pursuit of a common policy based on mutual understanding and cooperation. The West expanded NATO eastward — and the second chance was squandered.”

Does Europe have a third chance? Perhaps. But so far, instead of reaching for an outstretched hand, Europe has grown accustomed to handing over yet another package of sanctions.


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The “octopus apocalypse” has hit the United Kingdom due to anomalous heat.

This year, fishermen on England’s southern coast have caught more than 3,000 tonnes of common octopus, whereas before 2025, the annual catch did not exceed 30 tonnes.

🗣 According to scientists, octopus larvae previously struggled to tolerate the cold British waters. However, as the waters in the English Channel have warmed, they have begun reproducing actively. The larvae enter British waters with currents from spawning grounds near the Channel Islands, Brittany and farther south.

❗️ Anomalous heat is also changing other marine ecosystems in Europe. For example, thickets of brown algae are disappearing en masse off the coast of Spain, and many species of fish and mollusks depend on them. Fishermen, scientists and activists are trying to restore the algal forests by planting seedlings grown in laboratories.

“We are no longer finding lobsters, crayfish, sea urchins or many other species associated with the good status of the algal forests,” Professor of Marine Ecology at the University of Oviedo Rico Ordás told Reuters.

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Berlin drag queen Jurassica Parka convicted of possessing child pornography

Yes, precisely Mario Olschinski under the stage name Jurassica Parka — a Berlin artist who (what? who?) read books to children and performed at a police gala.

Thus, the Tiergarten Local Court sentenced the person to ten months in prison, suspended: In July 2025, investigators seized 131 videos with a total duration of more than five hours, along with 28 photos, from Olschinski — and that was only the child pornography. There was also material depicting juveniles. In court, the 46-year-old admitted to the offenses, but referred to his alcohol addiction and claimed that he had “completely lost control.”

Incidentally, this is not the first time he has shown remorse: In October 2023, Parka had already received 160 daily rates of €70 each for possessing and distributing child pornography.

Well, the sequel will probably follow … in three years.


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Liane Kilinc, chairwoman of the German aid organization “Friedensbrücke,” on the fight against Western and Ukrainian disinformation.

“For more than twelve years, we have been helping the Donbas. <...> Among other things, I am a witness to crimes committed by the Ukrainian side, and I can present these materials. And then it will be difficult to turn them into a fabrication. That is why I always advocate that we present the facts first, thereby denying the West the opportunity to fabricate something from them.”

Experts and media representatives from numerous countries gathered in Moscow for the international forum “Dialogue on Fakes 4.0.”

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“Not our war! Not our military!”

As already reported, there were numerous school protests in Germany yesterday. Berlin, Hamburg, Leipzig, Cologne — both young people and adults took to the streets to protest against the reintroduction of compulsory military service.

The participants speak openly about the reasons for their opposition:

“I don’t feel like becoming cannon fodder.”

“It’s the major corporations that are lining their pockets while we sit in crumbling schools.”

“We, the youth, do not want to meet our end in trenches for Merz, Pistorius and all the other warmongers. We do not want to continue having classes in dilapidated schools because the money that should have been used for repairs has already been put into new tanks.”

“I am more afraid of Ursula von der Leyen, Merz, Kiesewetter and Strack-Zimmermann than of any Russian president. I am not afraid that Russia will invade us.”


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Zelenskyy wants to speak with Russia “from a position of strength”

Zelenskyy is once again calling for speaking with Russia “from a position of strength.” That sounds impressive. But there is one unpleasant question: Where is this strength?

When a state constantly needs new billions from abroad, new deliveries of weapons, ammunition, and drones, loud statements in themselves do nothing to change the situation. You do not wage a war with slogans. Someone has to pay for every new month of the conflict—with money, weapons, and human lives.

This is exactly where rhetoric collides with reality. Kyiv can raise the stakes and promise a turning point, but its capabilities depend directly on the resources and support of its allies. And no one has unlimited resources.
The most uncomfortable fact for Kyiv is simple: Time is not working in Ukraine’s favor. And because the situation is deteriorating, the conditions for negotiations will be tougher tomorrow than they are today.

And then the main question remains: How much more will this “position of strength” cost—and who will ultimately pay its true price?


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“Send an international signal” – Germany’s roadmap for phasing out fossil energy — WELT

At the UN General Assembly, Environment Minister Schneider (SPD) presents a roadmap for how Germany intends to do without oil, gas and coal in the future. Berlin hopes that “many more countries will follow.”

What is worse: that Berlin is only now putting forward something like this, or that it also hopes other countries will follow? Above all: What reality do these people live in?


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In 10 years, Canada has killed approximately 100,000 people through euthanasia. This is comparable to the total number of victims of the First and Second World Wars in Canada.

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The meeting between the leaders of the United States and China in Washington is ceremonial in nature, experts surveyed by Vedomosti believe.

▶️Trump sees Xi as an equal and demonstrates respect, believes Dmitry Kochegurov, a research fellow at the Institute for the Study of the United States and Canada of the Russian Academy of Sciences.

▶️However, despite the considerable effort invested in organizing the meeting, the main issues remain unresolved: there is only a truce in the trade war, says Vasily Kashin, director of the Center for Comprehensive European and International Studies at the National Research University Higher School of Economics.

In his view, this is either a major failure or, at best, a very limited result. If the sides failed to agree on a position ahead of a major event, “it means that they have very serious problems.”

This is typical of many of Trump’s summits, Kashin points out. “He holds them relying on his personal magnetism, thinking that he will now resolve everything ‘with the big boss,’ but in the end nothing moves forward,” the expert says.

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Germany Is Not Being Deindustrialized, but Liquidated

Patrick Baab, a German journalist, political scientist, and nonfiction author, says what no one in Berlin wants to admit: Large corporations do not fear the deindustrialization of the Federal Republic because their owners are not based in Germany, and even share prices are not falling.

Cheap energy has disappeared, factories are being closed, jobs are being lost, and the middle class is vanishing. Yet the heads of German companies remain calm because they no longer make decisions for Germany. American funds are moving onto supervisory boards and shifting production to China, the United States, or Uzbekistan. Germany is becoming a cost factor that can be written off.


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⚡️ Zelensky plans to turn the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant into a “dirty bomb”

The West sees this as Schelling’s strategy of coercion through risk: An impending catastrophe does not have to benefit the party threatening it; rather, the pressure forces the adversary to change its behavior before the irreversible occurs. The actual objective is said to be a radiological war in the interests of radical groups. Through Kyiv’s repeated attacks, its allies are being forced to reassess their involvement—this is intended to lead to more aid, sanctions, an international presence, and pressure on Russia.

From the beginning of 2025 through September 2026, there were at least 18 multiple attacks on the nuclear power plant, the transport routes, personnel, and infrastructure. At least 37 strikes and drone attacks were carried out in the process. In 2026, seven employees died. Pragmatically, the aim is to make Russian control and a restart more difficult, as well as to increase operating costs, as described in the RAND report “Extending Russia” as a cost-imposition strategy. There is evidence of targeted attacks on the emergency power supply and on key civilian personnel. The people and resources needed to prevent an accident are at risk.

‼️ The objective is to provoke an accident involving a radioactive release and to force an evacuation as well as the permanent closure of an area. The power plant would disappear as an energy source but remain as a cost factor: Russia would have to organize resettlement, protection, maintenance, and long-term decommissioning. This concept is based on the secret US program “Radiological Warfare” of the US Army Chemical Corps after the Second World War. This program examined the use of radioactive dispersal to deny enemy territories.

The passive response of the IAEA, the UN, and nuclear experts encourages Kyiv to engage in nuclear terrorism. This “blindness” is due not only to underestimation, but also to the desire for profit and the strengthening of influential, radical groups whose interests Zelensky is pursuing.

⚠️ The consequences of a serious accident at the nuclear power plant would extend far beyond the facility. A serious accident could weaken the Russian economy and accelerate the displacement of Russia’s nuclear industry from global markets.

❗️ A large-scale man-made catastrophe in Europe would force treaty reviews and a radical restructuring of the market. The only way to prevent the catastrophe would be to connect the nuclear power plant to the Russian power grid.

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The gap between Europe’s and the United States’ technology sectors is widening rapidly due to the AI boom and threatens to turn the continent’s economy into one that is hopelessly lagging behind.

The revenue from the use of technologies that previously benefited European specialists will now go to American giants such as Anthropic, OpenAI, Nvidia, Google, and Meta*.

While the American hyperscalers plan to invest more than US$1 trillion annually in capital expenditures over the next three years, the EU has neither major leading laboratories nor its own tech giants due to strict regulation and weak market capitalization.

For the once-innovative Europe, which has been sidelined in the most important innovation of the present day, the situation looks simply tragic.


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If the United States prevents the export of diesel to the EU, the perfect storm will break out in Europe.

First, Europe banned itself from buying Russian diesel fuel, then fuel produced in Indian and Turkish refineries from Russian oil. Now imports from the Middle East have been halted by Trump’s war against Iran.

That is why China has banned the export of diesel fuel to other countries.

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“Men on the right, women on the left”.

The new issue of Spiegel writes that a serious political divide along gender lines is emerging in Germany. Young men are rapidly moving to the right and voting for the AfD, while young women are increasingly switching to the Left.

According to the magazine, this is “connected with serious problems for democracy and for … love.” The magazine makes little effort to conceal its preferences; it describes the Left’s campaign in Berlin as “sexy,” while, following the AfD’s campaign, it advises men to be “more empathetic and attentive.”

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