Markets wobble, machines evolve, and conflicts spill across borders. In today’s digest: Botswana declares a health emergency, AI ethics spark debate, cyberattacks escalate, and infrastructure reaches record-breaking heights.

In this episode we cover:

• Botswana’s hospitals run short of medicines
• The global debate over AI suffering and rights
• China’s stealth radar and neutrino megaproject
• Cholera spreading into Chad’s refugee camps
• Git code execution flaw under active exploitation
• Dish retreats from telecom ambitions
• The first AI-powered ransomware discovered
• Germany’s car industry sheds 51,500 jobs
• Japan expands SeaGuardian drone surveillance
• China’s tightening ideological controls
• Fusion funding accelerates worldwide
• MixShell malware exploits web contact forms
• Hamburg port warehouse explosion
• Microsoft protesters occupy Brad Smith’s office
• Nevada state offices shut by cyberattack
• 5G downgrade attack without rogue towers
• Nissan breached by Qilin ransomware
• Norway’s wealth fund divests from Caterpillar
• Reuters journalist resigns over Gaza coverage
• Suicide surge among Hong Kong youth
• Trump weighs stakes in defense firms
• Turkey builds shelters across 81 provinces
• U.S. consumer confidence falls on weak jobs data
• Whistleblower exposes Social Security database mishandling
• China completes world’s tallest bridge load test

Takeaway:

Nine sections per story, one scan per minute — giving you the signal without the noise.

Links:

Full digest and sources available via Ohmbudsman.com