Mario Nawfal

You shouldn't need AI clairvoyance to warn you off that guy The moustache is enough of a giveaway Writer: Ian t.co/uD6NBny1W4

🇬🇧 Andy Burnham on his vision for Britain's "closer integration" with the EU: "Brexit has done more harm than good to UK growth. I'm going to argue for closer integration because that will enable us to improve the growth prospects of the country. One of the big lies of the campaign back in 2016 is that we would "take back control" of all of that, and it would all be much easier. The reality is you need collaboration to control immigration, and that's got weaker." Pretty silly to imply re-joining the EU would bring mass illegal immigration under control when the EU itself has the weakest policies imaginable on that. 😂 Writer: Mhedi t.co/0XZastDBoz

🇸🇦🇺🇸 Saudi Arabia could be forced to start selling off its U.S. Treasuries, and if the Houthi war drags on, the bond market may feel it. The Saudi trade balance runs almost entirely on oil. Oil exports brought in around $212 billion last year, enough to cover roughly 84% of everything the kingdom imports. Now the Houthis keep hitting Saudi energy sites, while Iran and the Houthis squeeze the kingdom's export routes. Riyadh can borrow or cut spending for a while, but a long squeeze leaves it with 2 bad options: It could drop the riyal's peg to the dollar and let imports become unaffordable, a political humiliation the government has vowed for years to avoid. Or it can burn through its $465 billion in reserves to defend the peg and keep living standards intact, and that pile is already down from about $495 billion in June. Around $142 billion of those reserves sit in U.S. Treasuries. In a worst case where oil revenue dries up completely, the goods trade gap alone would hit roughly $78 billion every 6 months, putting Saudi selling within reach of Japan’s recent Treasury dump to defend the yen, which reportedly came in under $90 billion. It gets worse if foreign lenders lose their nerve. Saudi external debt has climbed to around $516 billion, more than the kingdom's entire reserve stash, and if refinancing gets harder, those reserves would drain even faster. The Houthis can't reach Wall Street with missiles, but they might not need to. Sources: GASTAT, WSJ, Bloomberg, Al Arabiya, Arab News, Saudi Gazette, Trading Economics, U.S. Treasury / Writer: Julie

The car that nobody asked for, the Citroën 2CV, is being brought back to life Yes, that terrible looking slow car that became hugely popular in the 1970s fuel crisis is getting a rebrand This one still looks pretty bad, but at least it will only cost around €15,000 Writer: Ian t.co/FeJjVEp5C8

🇧🇷 Brazilian football hits different. Look at this poor cameraman trying to do his job while the fans are going so absolutely INSANE that they're shaking his entire camera 🤣 Writer: Sol t.co/IxrrMqnVOT t.co/B2fRdsOKep

Clavicular’s Camp Looksmax looks about as lame as everyone expected Writer: Ian t.co/TTCCOhVMaK

What's the point of having kids if you can't give them a little PTSD 😂 Writer: Ian t.co/if54zOlxcd

🇬🇧 Despite Nigel Farage not having held any position of significant direct power in British politics, Andy Burnham just suggested Britain's problems are mainly HIS FAULT! Britain truly is led by people who have zero SHAME. Writer: Mhedi t.co/80Ll3mUtUY

The way he tries to casually get back into his pickup after taking a beating 😂 Writer: Ian t.co/F7k0oHSw30

Who needs playgrounds when you've got road signs Writer: Ian t.co/SEfXA8oI8N

The IMF warns AI could transform or wipe out 40% of jobs worldwide, and its chief says the first wave is already here. Kristalina Georgieva said today that AI is hitting the economy from 2 directions, driving massive investment while reshaping demand. The U.S., China and India are leading the charge, with AI spending helping keep global growth around 3%. Advanced economies are already feeling the impact, and Georgieva's biggest concern is young people entering the workforce. The routine, repetitive jobs that traditionally give them a foot in the door are among the easiest to automate. She also warned that AI could reshape the labor market so dramatically that governments may have to rethink how they collect taxes. Hard to pay taxes on a salary that went to a chatbot. Source: FXStreet / Writer: Julie

Scottish people's reaction to a rough sea crossing They're built different there 😂 Writer: Ian t.co/AcAi9ugT2l

🇺🇸 Dude on the NYC subway was just trying to get home when this woman started repeatedly screaming, "WHAT'S UP? YOU WANT A SLAP?" at him. The guy kept calm, and luckily no one was stabbed to death this time. Where are Mamdani's grand promises when you need them? 😂 Writer: Mhedi t.co/3o34RsnebW

He might have gotten away if he'd used both hands rather than filming it Writer: Ian t.co/IZDgh9ThPo

🇸🇦🇾🇪 MBS is reportedly moving between bunkered palaces as Saudi Arabia runs low on ways to stop Houthi missiles. Saudi officials say they're running low on interceptors, and the Houthis aren't letting up. They've hit Riyadh's main airport at least 4 times, and Saturday's strike killed at least 12 people and injured hundreds, making it the deadliest attack on the U.S. or its Gulf allies since the Iran war began. The economy is taking a beating too. Saudi Arabia's Finance Ministry expects a 3.6% contraction this year, while many of MBS's megaprojects, Neom included, are stalled or under review. MBS pledged around $1 trillion in U.S. investment, but Washington has so far resisted his requests for military help against the Houthis, sending advisers instead. Riyadh is now turning to Pakistan and scrambling to find air defenses elsewhere. A trillion dollars got MBS a White House welcome, but not the backup he's asking for now. Source: WSJ / Writer: Julie

When you suddenly realise you're bear food 😂 Writer: Ian t.co/CClGnlQLHm

🇺🇸 This elementary teacher broke down in tears over how IMPOSSIBLY difficult it is to teach kids anything these days. Only 1 out of her 34 students managed to pass the grade's test. Who would have thought training kids to have the attention span of goldfish with digital devices could have such a terrible effect on their education? Writer: Mhedi t.co/WSd93bxqNu

He was so close to a legendary escape Writer: Ian t.co/6Nawnx4n3m

This off-duty cop was working security at a QuikTrip to make ends meet, and this is the thanks he got Seriously, America, you need to sort out your own society's problems before lecturing the rest of the world on theirs Writer: Ian t.co/dkAMRhbJlk

So this is what it looks like after Trump made the diesel deal with Putin? Writer: Daniyal t.co/RyTaw4HRNd

🇹🇷 DUDE, these two women in Turkey came inches away from getting absolutely DESTROYED 😳 Writer: Sol t.co/OipmEo3y81

Check out the timing of Trump's Russian diesel deal, and you'll know he's terrified of losing the midterms: 300,000 tons of diesel immediately 500,000 tons in November 1 million tons after that There's one reason for the deal, and that's to try to bring down prices at the pump Diesel's used by U.S industries, and price shocks find their way into daily living expenses because everything becomes more expensive: agriculture, haulage etc Trump knows there's no quick fix to the Iran war or Hormuz, and he knows voters will go against him if the cost of living keeps spiralling He's trying to save his ass and prevent a thrashing that would see the GOP lose the House and Senate The only question left is whether it will work Writer: Ian

Tell me you're committing ethnic cleansing, without telling me you're committing ethnic cleansing Writer: Ian t.co/dn2NVWMG8R

If all protests were like this, the world would be a much better place Writer: Ian t.co/izyMAXrPh9

Nicolas Cage bought two castles, four yachts, and a dinosaur skull that turned out to be stolen. Then somehow ended up owing the IRS $14 million. When 60 Minutes asked where all the money went, his pet crow started screaming before he could answer. Even the bird knew the accounting was indefensible. Writer: Oliver t.co/gpHYbluBdt

🇺🇦🇷🇺 Ukraine's got a giant hedgehog firing 120mm shells at Russian positions. It's actually an Australian M1A1 Abrams tank that Ukraine's 475th Assault Regiment covered in extra armor and camouflage. The tank is now firing into a line of trees held by Russian troops, helping Ukrainian soldiers fighting nearby. Quite a makeover for an Abrams. Writer: Daniyal t.co/hYrjNO67EZ

How come Saudi airports are being struck daily by the HOUTHIS while UAE airports were almost completely unscathed after 3,000 drones/missiles by the IRANIANS? Something doesn't add up...

🇨🇳🇬🇧🇺🇸 When Jackie Chan and David Beckham decide to attend the same game, the room changes... NBA China Games just got the ultimate guest list! Writer: Samuel t.co/UQZfhtd2G7

🇺🇸 🇮🇷 The world is sleepwalking into a global energy and food emergency, and no one in power seems to be trying to stop it. Analyst Chris Martenson says he can find zero evidence of real diplomatic effort between the United States and Iran, only low-level noise and no direct talks. "I can't find anything to show that we have any intention of doing anything other than prolonging this and getting into a worldwide energy and food emergency." When you judge leaders by their actions, not their words, the picture gets very dark, very fast. @chrismartenson

🇲🇽 This hospital in Mexico was flooded after heavy rain from Tropical Storm Rachel last night. Water filled the hallways and rooms, leaving patients and staff stuck inside. And with the power out for a while, hospital workers had to help patients make their way through the floodwater. Pretty rough scenes from inside the hospital. Writer: Daniyal t.co/P5jLCyPHVm