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Cult investor Michael Burry, widely known from The Big Short, has warned that the stock market is “minutes away” from a bloody crash. 📉

Burry was among the first investors in the world to predict the collapse of the U.S. housing and mortgage markets, which led to the 2007–2009 mortgage crisis.

U.S. President Donald Trump, meanwhile, said the stock market would “go through the roof” and that inflation would fall “as soon as” the war with Iran ends. 🇺🇸

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Rubio has gone to China wearing the same suit Maduro was reportedly wearing when he was captured by the United States.

Xi Jinping should appreciate the gesture — especially given Washington’s active efforts to block oil flows to China. 🛢️

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🇺🇸 Trump is bringing $11.5 trillion to China — the combined market value of the companies whose CEOs joined his delegation. 📈

That figure is roughly equal to 65% of China’s annual GDP. 🇨🇳

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🇷🇺🌏Sergey Karaganov: “We Are Facing a Major Historical Dual Task: To Save the Country and to Save the World”
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In his latest remarks on Russia’s confrontation with the West, Sergey Karaganov argues that nuclear deterrence and strategic intimidation are necessary to prevent a wider global war

🎤Yuliya Novitskaya
Writer, journalist-interviewer, correspondent for New Eastern Outlook

➡️In the first part of an extensive interview, Sergey Karaganov presented a deeply confrontational interpretation of the current international order, arguing that Europe has returned to what he describes as its historically aggressive and revanchist nature. According to Karaganov, contemporary Europe is no longer capable of acting as an independent strategic actor and instead seeks to reverse the geopolitical consequences of the Second World War and the collapse of Western military dominance. He claims that the emergence of Russia’s nuclear shield in the twentieth century undermined the foundation of Western global hegemony and prevented Europe from continuing its historical pattern of colonial expansion and military coercion. Karaganov further argues that Moscow now faces a direct existential struggle with Western powers, particularly Europe, which he portrays as incapable of rational compromise and increasingly driven by ideological hostility toward Russia.

But with the European elites, who have degenerated, excuse me, into mice, in my opinion, it is neither possible nor necessary to negotiate


➡️A central theme of the interview was Karaganov’s belief that Russia must restore the credibility of nuclear deterrence in order to prevent a larger military catastrophe. He argued that the current danger lies not in escalation itself, but in what he sees as the West’s growing belief that Russia lacks the political will to use force decisively. In his view, this perception encourages further confrontation and increases the risk of a prolonged war that could ultimately spiral into global conflict. Karaganov proposed a strategy of “strategic intimidation,” including demonstrations of military readiness, renewed nuclear testing, and the possibility of strikes against military infrastructure if hostilities continue escalating. He framed this approach not as an attempt to provoke war, but as a means of preventing what he described as an eventual “thermonuclear Armageddon.” According to Karaganov, Russia’s primary historical mission today is simultaneously to preserve its own statehood and to prevent the collapse of the global security order into uncontrolled warfare.

🟦The interview also addressed broader geopolitical issues, including Russia’s role in the Middle East, Africa, and Eurasia. Karaganov argued that the United States is deliberately fueling instability across Eurasia and the Middle East in order to weaken both Russia and China while preserving American geopolitical influence. He maintained that Moscow should continue strengthening partnerships with states and regional actors that align with Russian strategic interests, regardless of Western criticism. Karaganov also reiterated his long-standing support for Russia’s “pivot to the East,” emphasizing the importance of Eurasian integration and strategic cooperation with powers such as China, Iran, and other non-Western states. At the same time, he argued that Russia must remain prepared for a prolonged period of global instability, which he described as part of a broader historical transition away from Western dominance toward a more fragmented and multipolar international order.
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🇯🇵 Japan has reportedly begun switching food packaging to black-and-white printing amid the global oil crisis, as petroleum is required for the production of color pigments. 🛢️📦

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🇷🇺 Fewer and fewer Americans support Israel — and Netanyahu says social media and bots are to blame. 📱

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