French authorities haven't just detained Telegram's Pavel Durov; they've pierced the corporate veil, signaling a radical shift from corporate fines to personal criminal jeopardy for global tech founders. Meanwhile, an institutional power struggle in Libya is weaponizing the nation's central bank, threatening to remove 1.2 million daily barrels of crude from a fragile global energy market. • France's arrest of Telegram CEO Pavel Durov shatters the traditional legal firewall protecting internet executives from personal criminal liability. • Canada matches the US with a 100% tariff on Chinese EVs, effectively forcing a structural bifurcation of global auto supply chains. • NASA officially benches Boeing's Starliner, turning to Elon Musk's SpaceX to return astronauts Williams and Wilmore early next year. • A political standoff over Libya's Central Bank ...