Opinions and blogs of yours truly on different happenings around the world related to news, updates, or any other things that one needs to vent out.
If you watched the news over the last week, your screen was likely flooded with footage of motorcades snarling Manhattan traffic, world leaders stepping up to a green marble podium, and delegates shuffling papers in a cavernous hall. It’s that time of year again: the United Nations General Assembly. For one week every September, New
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If you have tried to follow political news over the last week, you’ve likely noticed a deafening silence from certain networks, or conversely, empty press briefing rooms where reporters used to stand. We are watching a full-scale information war unfold in real-time. Trump’s media ban and the response of media houses, a cold war unfolds.
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If you survived the corporate restructuring waves earlier this year, your reward was likely not a bonus or a promotion. Your reward was simply absorbing the workload of the three people sitting at the desks next to yours who weren’t as lucky. We spent the last few years talking endlessly about “quiet quitting”—employees doing the
We are officially less than three months away from the most volatile midterm election in modern American history. But the terrifying part isn’t the political polarization; it’s the fact that the battlefield itself is no longer based in reality. For the last two years, tech executives have been promising us that Artificial Intelligence would revolutionize
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The conversation around Artificial Intelligence used to be largely theoretical. We debated ethics, copyright law, and whether or not a chatbot could truly write a good poem. Welcome to August 2026, where the conversation has violently shifted from philosophical debates to raw, economic panic. The latest macroeconomic data is finally catching up to what workers
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It seems the brief glimmer of hope we saw last month was just a mirage. The “peace premium” that briefly lifted the stock market has evaporated, and we are back to facing the harsh reality of a protracted conflict in the Middle East. This week, negotiations to reopen the Strait of Hormuz hit a massive
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I want you to open your banking app right now and look at your statement from last month. Are you falling into the subscription trap? Count the auto-drafts. You have the massive streaming bundles, the premium music tiers, the gym membership you forgot about, the cloud storage upgrade, and the three different AI productivity apps.
The Subscription Trap: Why You Are Going Broke Renting Your Own Life Read More »
Try to do something simple today. Try to Google a review for a new vacuum cleaner, or look up a recipe for chicken parmesan, or scroll through your X (formerly Twitter) replies. What do you see? You don’t see human beings anymore. You see an endless, suffocating avalanche of “AI slop.” You see thousands of
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Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, welcome to 2026 geopolitics and a US-Iran peace deal. Just a few weeks after the ink was smeared on the disastrous, short-lived Islamabad Memorandum—plunging the global supply chain back into absolute chaos—the political establishment is desperately trying to sell us hope again. This week, back-channel whispers
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The ink on the Islamabad Memorandum wasn’t even dry. Just a few weeks ago, the political establishment was taking victory laps. We were told the conflict in the Middle East was over, the shipping lanes were reopening, and the global economy could finally take a deep breath. Gas prices briefly dipped, and the stock market
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