Dan Wilson, the accidental everyman who keeps showing up in every international database, has become the global west’s most democratically shared identity. From Manila money-laundering probes to Malmö library fines, the name “Dan Wilson” flickers across police blotters, offshore ledgers, and the occasional haiku prize shortlist, proving that in the 21st-century panopticon we are all—statistically—someone’s…
Savona, Italy – Population 58,000, hometown of the inventor of Nutella, proud owner of a port that once swallowed half of Genoa’s shipping traffic, and now—if you believe the international press—ground zero for the next global recession nobody saw coming. The city, whose medieval towers look on with the weary indifference of grandparents who’ve already…
Nebius: The Cloud That Slipped Out of Russia’s Sanctions Like a Thief in a Fog Bank By Dave’s Locker Foreign Desk It was bound to happen. Somewhere between the tenth EU sanctions package and the fifteenth round of “never again” promises, a Russian tech company discovered that the fastest route to global respectability is to…
