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About

Who We Are

Pulse of Nations is an independent news site covering war, geopolitics, global finance, and emerging technology. It is not a newsroom. It is a one-person project, run as a long-standing personal interest in how the world’s events connect to each other.

The site is written, edited, and published by Sebastian Szczeblewski, who also funds its hosting. There are no investors, no sponsors, and no editorial line handed down from anyone.

What We Actually Do

We do not have reporters in the field. We do not receive private briefings. What we do is read a wide range of published reporting every day, from wire services, established outlets, official statements, and public filings, and turn it into short, plain-language articles that put each development in context.

Articles name the outlets they draw on and link back to them. If a story matters to you, we want you to be able to reach the original in one click.

How AI Is Used Here

We use AI language models as a drafting and translation tool. They help condense long reports and produce a first draft. They do not decide what gets published, and they are not treated as a source of facts.

Every published article is checked against the original reporting before it goes live. Where a claim cannot be traced to a named source, it does not run. We think readers deserve to know how the sausage is made, which is why this section exists at all.

Editorial Standards

We do not publish speculation as fact. When sources conflict, we say so rather than picking the more dramatic version. We do not use anonymous claims from social media as a basis for an article.

Errors happen, especially in fast-moving conflict reporting. When we get something wrong, we correct the article, note what changed at the bottom of it, and leave the correction visible. If you spot an error, write to us and it will be looked at the same day.

The full, more detailed version of these rules, including how we label certainty and handle live data, is on the Editorial Standards page.

Coverage Areas

  • Ukraine: the ongoing war, military developments, humanitarian impact
  • Russia: sanctions, domestic politics, military strategy
  • Middle East: Iran, Gulf security, energy chokepoints
  • Europe: EU policy, defence, climate, regulation
  • USA: foreign policy, domestic politics, technology regulation
  • Finance: markets, energy, central banks, trade

Contact

Write to desk@pulseofnations.lol. Corrections, criticism, and tips are all welcome at that address.