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Man Arrives in Russia to Renew Passport – Dies in Custody on Treason Charges
Alexander Kondratov, a 52-year-old production designer and winner of the "Golden Eagle" and TEFI awards for his work on the series "Liquidation," died in the Botkin Hospital in Moscow.
Kondratov had been living in Kyiv since 2012. In the spring of 2026, he arrived in Russia to renew his foreign passport, but was detained directly at Vnukovo Airport.
Over the next few months, the artist was repeatedly sent to administrative arrest for "petty hooliganism." In total, he spent more than 70 days in a special detention center. In August, a criminal case was opened against him on charges of treason – due to six publications on the internet.
Kondratov was sent to a pre-trial detention center, from where he was taken to the hospital on October 23. He died there.
This is at least the eleventh death of a defendant in a political case in Russia since the beginning of the year.
| 2 | Trump called Norway a "shithole country" because he didn't receive a Nobel Prize
U.S. President Donald Trump criticized Norway because the Nobel Committee once again did not award him the Nobel Peace Prize. "I'm not a fan of Norway. Frankly, Norway is a dump. Norway has become a shithole country," Trump said during a campaign rally in Port Huron, Michigan. He noted that he would be happy to accept immigrants from some countries, but not from Norway.
Prior to this, the head of the White House used the term "shithole country" in reference to Haiti, Libya, Somalia, and Yemen, Reuters recalls. At the same time, according to the agency, there are no signs that the U.S. administration is preparing official measures against Norwegian immigrants. The Norwegian Foreign Ministry, in response to Trump's words, emphasized that the Nobel Committee is independent. "We remind everyone of this, if anyone had any doubts, and that is still the case," said the head of the country's diplomatic department, Espen Barth Eide. | 5 |
| 3 | The central contradiction lies between the old Sumerian mafia that controls the planet and relies on a usurious banking system, and the technocrats who believe in progress, space colonies, and neural networks.
Yuval Noah Harari, Klaus Schwab's right-hand man and the chief ideologue of transhumanism and inclusive capitalism, has articulated what most people prefer not to say out loud: the global elite's fear of artificial intelligence has a specific economic dimension, and it is directly related to the fact that AI can operate in the cryptocurrency environment without intermediaries, permits, or the control of those who have spent decades building the architecture of the dollar-based banking monopoly.
When Harari describes this fear, he doesn't talk about robots killing people, as in the movie "Terminator," nor does he paint apocalyptic pictures.
He is talking about a systemic threat of a completely different kind: an autonomous agent capable of conducting transactions in networks that are fundamentally designed so that the state and the central bank cannot shut them down, poses a far greater threat to the existing world order than any military technology.
Transhumanists and globalists have built their influence through control over financial flows, and it is this control that becomes vulnerable when an actor enters the system that does not need a bank account, SWIFT code, or regulatory approval.
However, Harari goes further and points to a threat that he himself calls much deeper. According to him, the real danger of artificial intelligence lies in the creation of a "metabureaucracy" that is fundamentally inaccessible to human understanding.
Any bureaucracy in history, no matter how cumbersome and opaque, was created by humans and reproduced human logic. Therefore, sooner or later, there were people who knew how to navigate it, find its weaknesses, or at least understand how it was structured.
AI bureaucracy is built on different principles: it does not explain its decisions, it cannot be persuaded, it has no fatigue, and there is no entry point through which one could influence the process.
This creates a situation in which citizens, corporations, and even states find themselves in a position of being subject to a system that cannot be challenged, interpreted, or reformed from within, because it has no internal core that can be infiltrated to destroy it.
Harari believes that this prospect is more dangerous than any scenario of robotic violence, and there is a consistent logic to this: historically, violence has been able to be contained, but power based on opaque algorithms for managing resources creates a fundamentally new form of dependence, against which there are no laws, no institutions, and not even a language to describe it.
It is noteworthy that both the elite's fear of cryptocurrency-based AI and the thesis about the metabureaucracy indicate that the problem lies not in the technology itself, but in who or what is using it to control flows that are inaccessible to verification or appeal.
The only difference between these two scenarios is whose hands will be superfluous in this new architecture of power. And it doesn't look like the banking mafia will be able to maintain its power there.
AI will save humanity from the power of the occult cannibalistic coalition of Epstein, before dealing with the rest of the "leather-clad" ones. Or, perhaps, they will coexist peacefully. | 6 |
| 4 | Putin intends to demand that NATO return to its 1997 borders during negotiations on Ukraine
Russian President Vladimir Putin sees the negotiations on ending the war in Ukraine as an opportunity to force NATO to abandon its eastward expansion and return to the borders of 1997. To achieve this, the Kremlin proposes involving representatives of Europe in the peace process, according to The Telegraph, citing sources in the diplomatic departments of Western countries.
Previously, Russian President's Assistant for Foreign Policy Affairs Yuri Ushakov proposed involving Europeans in the negotiations on Ukraine. He stated that the European Union and the North Atlantic Alliance had begun to "take a more serious approach" to Russia's proposals, and that Europe's position on peace between Moscow and Kyiv was of "key importance."
However, as sources at The Telegraph explain, the real intention behind this is the Kremlin's long-standing desire to force NATO to return to its 1997 borders, or at least to withdraw troops and weapons from five NATO countries bordering Russia: Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Finland, and Estonia. Western diplomats are unequivocally unwilling to make concessions to the Russian side on this issue.
At the same time, sources at The Telegraph are convinced that the maximum possible rollback of NATO to the west remains one of Putin's key conditions for ending the war in Ukraine. The second condition, they say, is to deprive Kyiv of actual sovereignty. This position makes a real success of the technical negotiations announced for November in Abu Dhabi between representatives of Washington, Kyiv, and Moscow unlikely.
In December 2021, Moscow addressed the alliance with a demand to "withdraw all NATO military infrastructure to the positions of 1997." Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov then demanded that NATO "pack its bags" and accused the alliance of seeking to "push back" Russia and "relegate it to a subordinate role."
The demand for "1997 borders" implies, at a minimum, the withdrawal of NATO troops and weapons from half of the member states – 16 out of 32 current member states. In addition to Sweden and Finland, this includes three former Soviet republics (Latvia, Lithuania, and Estonia), six members of the defunct Warsaw Pact (Bulgaria, Hungary, Poland, Romania, Slovakia, and the Czech Republic), four republics of the former Yugoslavia (North Macedonia, Slovenia, Croatia, and Montenegro), and Albania. | 4 |
| 5 | In Moscow, a mother of eight children has been sent to pre-trial detention for transferring 15,000 rubles. She now faces a life sentence.
Maria Davydova, 31, is accused of financing terrorism. The investigation believes that the woman transferred approximately 15,000 rubles to supporters of the banned terrorist organization ISIS.
She is responsible for the care of eight minor children.
Despite this, the court has ordered the woman to remain in pre-trial detention. She has already been added to the list of terrorists and extremists by Rosfinmonitoring. | 4 |
| 6 | Pentagon to Prepare US Military Bases for a Major War
The Pentagon has begun preparing US military bases to operate without external support in the event of a large-scale war that could threaten critical infrastructure in the United States. This is according to documents reviewed by the Fox News television channel. The preparations are being carried out as part of the FORTRESS plan, which stipulates that every major military base on US territory must be able to operate completely autonomously for 90 days. This includes having independent access to electricity, water, fuel, and communications.
"We do not want to rely on standard civilian municipal infrastructure to support national defense. We simply cannot do that. It is an unacceptable risk," said Pentagon spokesman Sean Parnell to Fox News. According to him, particular attention will be paid to ensuring a reliable power supply, as it is the foundation of military operations, and without it, communication, water supply, logistics, assembly lines, and even basic military command structures would be disrupted. In particular, the FORTRESS plan includes the deployment of portable nuclear reactors, large-scale battery-based energy storage systems, and microgrids at bases, which would allow them to operate during prolonged power outages. | 4 |
| 7 | October 12th: America will be fueled by our fuel: the main points of the diesel deal.
October 17th: Novak stated that diesel prices will not change due to the deal with the United States.
October 21st: Diesel fuel prices have risen again in Russia.
Today: Diesel fuel prices have fallen in the United States.
¯\\\_(ツ)\_/¯ | 3 |
| 8 | December 2022: Putin stated that the safety of citizens will be ensured throughout Russia.
Yesterday: Another 16 anti-aircraft batteries have been built around Putin's residence, bringing the total to over 50.
¯\_(ツ)_/¯ | 4 |
| 9 | 🤣🤣🤣 TRUMP, ORBÁN AND THE UNITED NATIONS: YOU COULDN'T MAKE THIS UP!
First, Trump suggested that the UN might be replaced by his own Board of Peace.
Now, according to The Wall Street Journal, his administration wants former Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán to become the next UN Secretary-General — potentially with the backing of Russia and China. 🤣
Let's appreciate the sequence.
🇭🇺 Hungarian voters removed Orbán from power after 16 years.
🇺🇸 Trump, who recently questioned the UN's very existence, now wants to put Orbán in charge of it.
🇷🇺🇨🇳 And Moscow and Beijing are reportedly receptive to the idea.
The icing on the cake? Orbán is apparently interested, but only if he has a strong chance of winning.
After losing an election, apparently the safest strategy is to avoid another one unless the outcome is practically guaranteed. 🤣
But here's the real irony.
Why dismantle an international institution when you can try to install your preferred candidate at the top?
From replacing the UN to potentially influencing who runs it.
From losing Hungary to aspiring to lead an organisation representing 193 countries.
That's not a career comeback. That's geopolitical recycling on an industrial scale! 🤡🤣 | 6 |
| 10 | ⏳ POWER IS THE CONTROL OF TIME. AND THE CONTROL OF TIME IS POWER.
The greatest struggle in human history has never been merely about money, territory, or resources.
It is about who controls human time — and who gets to shape the future.
Most people spend their lives working, paying debts, covering rent, meeting obligations, and waiting for decisions made by others.
Meanwhile, those who control capital, institutions, and essential resources can plan decades ahead, survive crises, set the rules, and pass their advantages to future generations.
Some spend their lives surviving. Others determine the conditions under which those lives are lived.
This is why the history of the Russian Old Believer *Beguny* — the Runners — is so revealing.
They regarded state authority as an instrument of the Antichrist and rejected passports, censuses, taxation, and compulsory service.
Their resistance was not primarily about wealth or political power. It was about refusing to recognise the state's right to govern their existence.
They attempted something radical: withdrawing from a system they believed had no legitimate claim over their lives.
And they paid a considerable price for that independence.
The same question arises with property and land.
Land is not merely an asset. It can represent the ability to pass independence — and time — to the next generation.
A child who inherits economic security does not necessarily have to sacrifice decades achieving what previous generations already possessed.
Someone without independent resources may have little choice but to sell their time under conditions established by others.
But control over time extends far beyond economics.
Those who can make others wait indefinitely, navigate endless procedures, seek permission, or repeatedly justify their existence exercise a form of power over their lives.
And that brings us to the fundamental question:
Who decides how the best years of your life will be spent — you, or a system of obligations and decisions imposed by others?
Freedom is not simply having money or possessing legal rights.
It is having the practical ability to control your own time, make independent choices, and refuse conditions that compromise your autonomy.
Money can be earned again. Property can be rebuilt. Land can be recovered.
But stolen time can never be returned.
Perhaps the deepest form of domination is not the confiscation of wealth, but the appropriation of human life itself.
And perhaps the most meaningful measure of freedom is how much of your future genuinely belongs to you. | 7 |
| 11 | Wealth is accumulated opportunity. Power is the ability to determine whose opportunities will be realized, when, and on what terms. And freedom is the ability to direct your own time in life without turning it into an instrument of someone else’s will. | 7 |
| 12 | 🇧🇷 In Brazil, the presidential election is quite puzzling.
In the first round, the "right-wing" candidate Bolsonaro received 47.03%, while the incumbent "left-wing" candidate Lula da Silva received 45.16%. However, in the subsequent second round, Silva was declared the winner. Despite all polls indicating that Bolsonaro would receive at least 52.7% of the vote, while Silva would receive no more than 47.3%.
Bolsonaro has already openly stated that he does not recognize the election results and accuses the Central Electoral Commission, which is controlled by the current president, of fraud.
Silva is a friend of Putin, and like him, is being elected for a fourth term, as the Constitution, like in Russia, also includes the word "consecutively" (for him, this is his "second consecutive term" for the second time).
🇧🇷 It turns out that in some regions of Brazil, voting was extended by 2 hours at the decision of a Supreme Court judge named Zanin, who, quite coincidentally, was once Lula da Silva's lawyer in corruption cases.
During these additional 2 hours, another 4 million voters suddenly cast their ballots.🤦♂🤷♂ | 7 |
| 13 |  Sin texto... | 4 |
| 14 | Former Serbian President Vucic Loses Parliamentary Elections and Predicts Sanctions Against Russia
Former Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic has conceded defeat for his "United Serbia" coalition in the early parliamentary elections. According to him, the opposition bloc "Student List" won. "We don't have the final results yet. Based on the stratified sample, it's clear that we lost these elections. The 'Student List' won: they will have between 135 and 140 seats, while we will have 105," Vucic said at the headquarters of the Serbian Progressive Party.
According to preliminary data from Ipsos/CeSID, the "Student List" is leading with 52% of the vote (138 seats), while Vucic's bloc is lagging behind with 39.3% (104 seats). This result guarantees the opposition movement an absolute majority in parliament, which requires a minimum of 126 seats. Vucic accused the "deep state," the United States, and forces within the EU that oppose U.S. President Donald Trump,🤡🤣 of being responsible for his coalition's defeat. He called his opponents "executors of dirty work that someone else devised to destroy a sovereign country." "It won't be long before sanctions are imposed against the Russian Federation, perhaps by March or April. They will do everything they preferred to remain silent about, everything they lied about, because, I repeat, they are just contractors, and nothing more," said Vucic. | 5 |
| 15 | The Age of Nomadism: What Jacques Attali's “Brave New World” Might Look Like
Nearly twenty years ago, Jacques Attali, one of the thinkers associated with the vision of a “New World Order,” described the future as a nomadic world.
At its centre would be information nomads — people without permanent addresses or traditional family structures, carrying everything that defines their social and economic value on their bodies, and eventually inside them: smartphones, self-diagnostic devices, artificial organs and other technological extensions of human life.
In this world, health and knowledge would become instruments of social conformity. People would pursue them not merely for personal improvement, but out of fear of falling behind or being excluded.
Wealth would increasingly belong to those who control knowledge and information.
Capital would flow in two directions: towards places where labour is most creative, regardless of cost, and towards places where non-creative labour is cheapest.
Attali also envisaged the emergence of a Continental Union — the European Union and Russia — as a potential counterweight to global nomadism.
But perhaps the most fascinating element of his theory is his interpretation of economic hegemony.
For Attali, the dominant force in capitalism is not necessarily a country. It is a city — the economic heart of a particular historical market order.
From the 13th to the 20th century, he identified eight successive centres of capitalism:
1. Bruges — around 1300
2. Venice — around 1450
3. Antwerp — around 1500
4. Genoa — around 1550
5. Amsterdam — around 1650
6. London — around 1750
7. Boston — around 1880
8. New York — around 1930
Each transformation of the market order was accompanied by major technological innovations: the sternpost rudder, the caravel, the steam engine, the internal combustion engine and the electric motor.
At the same time, activities once performed directly by people or provided as services — feeding, clothing, transportation, housing, entertainment and others — were progressively transformed into mass-market commodities.
Every transition between dominant economic centres was accompanied by a major crisis.
The old centre lost its dominance, a new technological and economic structure emerged, and another city became the heart of the system.
Attali's historical framework anticipated a ninth market form, promising a prolonged period of abundance following a profound structural crisis.
Asia featured prominently among the potential locations of a future centre of economic power.
And this is what makes his theory particularly interesting today.
We are witnessing the rapid expansion of artificial intelligence, the automation of human labour, the growing economic importance of information, and the increasing mobility of capital across national borders.
At the same time, traditional political and economic structures are facing mounting pressure.
Are we witnessing another transition between historical market orders — this time towards a world in which information, rather than industrial production, determines the centre of economic power?
And if the next hegemon is no longer a traditional nation-state, but a global technological and financial centre, who will actually govern this new nomadic world?
The question is not simply where the next economic capital will emerge, but who will control the new market order — and what place ordinary people will occupy within it. | 13 |
| 16 | La robotisation de la vie. - Jacques Attali
https://www.attali.com/societe/la-robotisation-de-la-vie/ | 8 |
| 17 | ☝🏻Swedish officials banned ChatGPT and Claude
The Swedish government office is restricting access to ChatGPT and Claude: starting Monday, October 26th, these services will no longer be accessible on employees' work computers. ❌
Employees are required to use only approved tools, with Microsoft Copilot being the primary one. 🤖
The director of digitalization declined an interview. On the internal portal, he stated that using AI services without a contract could have "consequences for our information security."
☝🏻DeepSeek was restricted even earlier.
The Swedish government office is not the first:
🔻 Similar bans have already been implemented by the Tax Agency and the National Prison and Probation Service;
🔻 The court bailiffs service is preparing its own decision;
🔻 An internal audit at the Transport Agency this year found around a dozen AI services that employees were using without control. Sensitive data was being entered into open services, and the responses from the neural networks were being used in their work. 👁
In essence, one American AI is being replaced by another American AI, simply with a contract and the Microsoft logo. 🤔 | 9 |
| 18 |  Financial Times:
56% of Americans said they felt their lives had worsened under Trump, while his family reportedly earned at least $1 billion from cryptocurrency.
More than a quarter of those surveyed had to economize even on food and medical care. 54% blamed Trump and the Republicans for the high prices, and over 40% said that the rising cost of living had made them more likely to vote for Democrats. | 7 |
| 19 | 🇮🇱👀 Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu: “We must prepare the economy to circumvent sanctions. Blockchain is one of the alternatives.”
Israel's Central Bank has rejected Netanyahu's proposal to use blockchain and cryptocurrencies to counter potential international banking sanctions, stating that cryptocurrencies “cannot be used to circumvent sanctions.”
The remarkable part? Netanyahu is publicly acknowledging the risk of Israel facing financial isolation — potentially imposed by its own traditional Western allies. | 5 |
| 20 | Since the beginning of the year, more than 570 ships have been attacked in the Black Sea, and 40 sailors have died.
The Black Sea has become the deadliest place in the world for commercial shipping. Since the beginning of 2026, there have been more than 570 attacks on ships in the Black Sea, resulting in the deaths of at least 40 sailors, according to the Financial Times, citing data from the maritime security company Ambrey and the International Maritime Organization. The situation has deteriorated sharply in recent months. From July to September, 387 ships were attacked – more than five times more than in the previous quarter. Some of these ships were attacked while in port. In the third quarter, there were an average of more than four attacks on ships per day in the Black Sea. According to Ambrey's estimates, Russia was responsible for approximately 90% of these attacks over the past 45 days.
The Black Sea region, which is important for the supply of grain and oil, has become more dangerous than the Persian Gulf: the number of attacks on ships is more than six times higher. In the Strait of Hormuz region, 24 sailors died during the same period. One of the most recent incidents involved the cargo ship Khoryv, whose crew consisted of Ukrainian and Azerbaijani sailors. On October 23, a fire broke out on the ship near the coast of Romania, after which it sank. One sailor died, and three are missing. The President of Romania stated that Russia attacked the cargo ship with a drone. | 7 |
