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Take Over You🌹 Im So Envious Everyone That Able To Attend @SEGA @Atlus_jp booth this year at TGS!🥺 Im planning my next trip to Persona Live Tour Tw On Oct to meet @lotusjuice hehe cant wait🥰 Also Cant wait for Feb 2027 P4R! Set A Sept💕 #sumire# #kasumi# #persona5cosplay# #phantomthieves#

Not since the Kalmar union fell in 1523 have the viking clans been this united: We now have and The full Scandinavian trio! 🇩🇰🇸🇪🇳🇴

📸 Hana Goto from ANGERME has released her very first photobook! Themed around a "short trip" More photos and full article here: 👉 #HanaGoto# #ANGERME# #JPopIdol# @angerme_upfront

2026, day 262 Good morning from and goodbye to Australia on a sleepy Sunday - but 2026 never sleeps. Not when the FT is talking about “the end of human existence” and Bloomberg says watch 50’s monster movies to understand AI. GEOPOLITICS: 🌍🔥 ‘Iran says it has conveyed conditions to re-engage in talks, end war with US’ (JPost) - “The conditions include ending the war on all fronts, unfreezing Iranian funds, and ending the US naval blockade”; ‘US working to keep Strait of Hormuz open and secure: CENTCOM chief’ (Al Arabiya); ‘Yemen’s Houthis Claim Attack on Saudi Capital After Fuel Depot Burns at Airport’ (WSJ); ‘Houthis say they targeted ‘sensitive sites’ in Riyadh, oil sites in Saudi port city Yanbu’ (AFP); ‘Houthis eye Yemen’s oil-rich east after seizing Red Sea coast’ (ToI); ‘Syria’s military is rebuilding, but foreign influence may slow security progress’ (FDD); ‘Al Jazeera fires 24 Gaza staff amid US lawsuit alleging Hamas, Islamic Jihad ties’ (Ynet); ‘Somali piracy rise tests China’s long-running Gulf of Aden mission’ (SCMP); ‘India Is Again Squeezed Between the Threat of Trump Tariffs and Russian Oil’ (NYT); ‘Turkey: We proposed Russia and Ukraine halt attacks in Black Sea, awaiting response’ (Reuters); ‘Putin accuses Ukraine of interfering in Russian parliamentary election’ (Reuters); ‘EU Allocates €100bn for Ukraine in 2028-34 Budget Plan’ (Kyiv Post); ‘Greenland, Denmark say Trump deal won't compromise sovereignty’ (Reuters); ‘Danes mock Trump for ‘status quo’ Greenland deal’ (Telegraph); ‘Trump’s Greenland deal aims to boost leverage at Xi summit, midterms: analysts’ (SCMP); ‘Carney’s Euro trip inflames Trump tensions’ (The Hill); ‘The economics of Alberta separation would be disastrous for everyone’ (National Post); ‘US state department under pressure to disclose Venezuelan oil takings’ (FT); ‘Inside Machado’s Plan to Return to Venezuela and Revive Its Democracy’ (WSJ) - “The Nobel laureate is planning her comeback from exile in Panama, setting up a clash with the U.S.-backed interim government”; ‘Koizumi and U.S. defense chief Hegseth agree to boost security cooperation’ (Japan Times); ‘Is Africa becoming a 'testing ground' for Chinese power projection?’ (SCMP); ‘Defense firms ride export wave, but supply chain stabilization poses new challenges’ (Korea Times); ‘‘Inspired by Israel? North Korea showcases mass production of suicide drones resembling Harop’ (Ynet); ‘The Rise of A.I. Is Raising Threats From Drones, Police Group Warns’ (NYT); GEOECONOMICS: 🌍✈️⛴️ 🚛 ‘World Running Short of Supertankers Threatens Long-Haul Oil Flow’ (BBG); ‘EU fuel prices hit records as ECB experts see diesel margins peak in October’ (Euronews); ‘US, China Trade Teams Set to Huddle in New York on AI, Iran’ (BBG); ‘Trump Announces an ‘AI Force’ After Industry Sounded Alarm’ (WSJ) - “The president calls for federal oversight of the industry as opposition toward AI grows among voters”; ‘Trump wants a new AI czar and an "AI Force" modeled on Space Force’ (Axios); The White House has officially characterized systematic abuses of the H-1B visa program as a "national security threat”: POLITICS: 🗳️ ‘‘There are no decent parties left’: Sham elections underscore Putin’s grip on Russia’ (Politico); ‘How Germany’s far right learned to put on a smile to win elections’ (Politico) - “The AfD is wrapping its dark vision of national decline in a package of hope and optimism”; ‘In Dubbo, the migration reality is a far cry from the political debate’ (AFR) - “Big regional employers rely heavily on foreign workers and scoff at One Nation’s view that unemployed Australians can take their place”; ‘Pip benefits bill set to double by 2030’ (The Times) - “The budget for disability payments is on track to reach £45bn a year, bigger than all but three government departments”; MARKETS: 📈 ‘How should investors position for the robot apocalypse?’ (FT) - “The end of human existence might be bad for financial markets”;

2026, day 234 Good morning from Asia. ‘Is America Still Capable of Enforcing the World Order?’ (WSJ); ‘Army Secretary eyes exit around end of year amid Hegseth tensions’ (The Hill); ‘US allies in Asia wary as Trump moves military assets for Iran war’ (AJ); ‘Trump insists South Korea pay more for its defence as tariff deadline looms: ‘It’s very unfair’’ (Independent); ‘S. Korea, US wrap up drills early, day after NK missile barrage’ (Korea Times); ‘Why Chinese foreign minister’s trip to South Korea ‘dealt a low blow’ to Seoul’ (SCMP) - “Seoul didn’t win Beijing support for its latest peace initiative”; ‘Iran threatens military response to US sanctions’ (Reuters);  ‘Trump says Iran not ready to make ‘right deal,’ boasts of ‘total control’ over Hormuz’ (ToI); ‘Iran, Oman discuss resuming talks, Strait of Hormuz navigation’ (Reuters); ‘NATO members discuss Strait of Hormuz options without alliance involvement’ (Reuters); ‘US, Kuwait agree to deepen military cooperation and integration, Pentagon says’ (Al Arabiya); ‘Bulgarian president faces pressure over response to Iran threat’ (Euractiv); ‘Treasury Increases Sanctions on Hizballah and Targets Network Smuggling Millions in Cash’; ‘Pakistani military says security forces killed 49 militants’ (AP); ‘India seeks role in France’s sixth-generation fighter program’ (Defense News); ‘Turkey issues ‘genocide’ warrant for Israel’s Netanyahu’ (AFP); ‘Israel PM calls Turkey’s Erdogan ‘antisemitic dictator’’ (AFP); ‘Israel's new Syria dilemma: Netanyahu's Russia playbook faces "Turkey test'’ (JPost); ‘US stresses opposition to Israeli West Bank annexation but avoids condemning E1 plan’ (ToI); ‘Ukraine and Israel are fighting different wars, but face the same dangerous reality’ (JPost); ‘Zelenskyy bets on special forces general to steady defense ministry’ (Politico); ‘Ukraine braces for combined salvos of up to 200 missiles as overnight attack kills 15 in Kyiv’ (Defense News); ‘Russian expert warns of impending social crisis as Ukraine death toll rises’ (AJ); ‘Smith says Alberta could have a binding referendum on secession in early 2027’ (Globe & Mail); In geoeconomics, ‘U.S. trade chief calls trying to change China's economy "crazy"’ (Axios) - “The world's ability to absorb China's excess production "is approaching a breaking point”; ‘US-Canada trade deal goes down to the wire’ (FT); ‘U.S.-Canada trade deal would introduce steel quota with lower 25% tariff, sources say’ (Globe & Mail); ‘Carney tried to 'out-tough' Trump in trade negotiations, Vance says’ (Globe & Mail); ‘Canadian tech experts warn that trade talks may concede sovereignty over digital policy’ (Globe & Mail); ‘Auto tariffs of 15% would erase profitabilty and spur industry's decline’ (Globe & Mail); ‘US-Canada Trade Draft Pressures Mexico to Match Terms’ (BBG); ‘US Oil Refiners Face Import Squeeze From Biggest Foreign Seller’ (BBG); ‘‘Betrayal’: US ranchers lash out at Donald Trump’s plan to cut tax on beef imports’ (FT); ‘China’s trade grip tightens in Europe as clock ticks towards October deadline’ (SCMP); ‘How Greek farmers milked EU funds from imaginary cows’ (Politico); ‘Sangdong mine eyes role in securing tungsten for chip industry’ (Korea Times); ‘Who bears environmental cost of push for rare earths beyond China?’ (Nikkei Asia) - “Australia aims for responsible approach, but cleaner production may mean higher prices”; In politics, ‘Democrats Are Gearing Up for a Wave of Investigations Into Trump & His Allies’ (WSJ); ‘US Postal Service issues rules to tighten mail-in voting if court gives OK’ (The Hill); In markets, ‘The bond scare and the balance of power’ (FT) - “After the dreamworld of the 2010s, the link between power and fiscal capacity is back”; ‘The Wild Week When Scott Bessent Was Schooled by the Bond Market’ (WSJ); ‘Bitcoin and gold surge as Bessent’s bond market intervention weighs on dollar’ (FT); ‘Reconsidering the role of money in monetary policy’ (Centralbanking);

Kite is embedding verifiable identity and programmable spend controls into global payment rails, physical AI, and developer workflows. Here's what we delivered last week: 1️⃣ We joined the Avalanche Payments Collective as a Contributing Partner alongside @FTDA_US, @vaneck_us, and @krakenfx, bringing the Kite Agent Passport to a global payments network covering 150+ countries and 96 currencies. 2️⃣ We shipped cross-chain x402 payments, allowing agents to settle transactions across Base, Tempo, and Solana regardless of where funds are held, with full route timelines now visible in the Kite Passport dashboard. 3️⃣ Settlement is now live on Base, enabling direct-pay and cross-chain routing to handle 1:1 USDC bridging and replacing the treasury relay path for agent wallets. 4️⃣ At Agent Experience Demo Night in SF, our Co-Founder & CTO @scottshics previewed a new developer product coming this month that provides per-user spend visibility and automated cost controls to prevent runaway agent bills. 5️⃣ Kite joined @AethirCloud as an ecosystem partner for Aethir Claw, providing agents with the verifiable identity and stablecoin settlement layer needed to move from ready-to-work to ready-to-transact. 6️⃣ We partnered with @ChainPatrol to protect the Kite community, successfully identifying and taking down 381 malicious links and impersonation attempts to date. 7️⃣ We supported @RiverdotInc Sessions x AI in Tokyo on July 13, joining @axisrobotics and @0G_labs to explore the onchain infrastructure required for physical AI and robotics to sense, settle, and act. 8️⃣ We announced the winners of the Kite Global Hackathon, hosted with @encodeclub alongside @googlecloud, @avax, @cbventures, @smbcnikko_jp, @StanfordSBA with @theBBFund, and @BerkeleyHaas. Over two months, builders competed across Agentic Commerce, Agentic Trading and Portfolio Management, and a Novel track, judged by leaders from Microsoft, Uber, Nvidia, Meta, and Google DeepMind. Eight teams shared a $12,400 prize pool, led by Flattora × ZUKKU (1st), Quittance and WasiAI A2A Gateway (2nd), and ORCA and Kutip (3rd), with standouts like a physical robot concierge that books trips inside budget caps and proof-of-delivery escrow already live on Kite Mainnet. 9️⃣ We launched the Kite Mainnet Use Case campaign in our Discord, recognizing the creative contributions and organic support driving the growth of the Kite ecosystem. The infrastructure for the agentic internet requires both identity and control. 🪁

One person. 24 hours. A full original game. The stack: → Opus 5.5 for the code → Flux 3 Max and GPT Image for the art → Tripo for 3D models → Blender and Three.js The creator posted the full workflow and the prompt in the thread. Anyone can make games now.