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Global Health & Biotech Just now (01:56 AM IST)

Incoming Super El Niño Threatens Global Weather Stability as Scientists Warn of Uncharted Intensity

A fast-forming El Niño in the tropical Pacific is drawing alarm from climate scientists who say its strength may be unusual enough to defy the standard labels used to describe such events. The developing pattern could intensify droughts, floods, heat waves, and storm disruptions across multiple regions, with consequences that extend well beyond weather into food security, energy systems, and diplomacy.

By RDU Global Wire5 min read

Clean Energy & Climate Transition16 Oct 2026, 02:57 PM IST

Scientists Decode How E. coli Senses Neighboring Gut Bacteria

Japanese researchers have identified a mechanism by which E. coli detects metabolic signals released by bifidobacteria, shedding new light on how microbes in the gut communicate and compete. The finding adds to a fast-growing body of microbiome science with potential implications for nutrition, disease prevention, and the design of next-generation probiotics.

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World Politics & Diplomacy15 Oct 2026, 12:56 PM IST

Russia Detains Japanese Journalist on Espionage Allegations, Deepening Diplomatic Tensions

Russia has detained a Japanese journalist on allegations of espionage, prompting an immediate protest from Tokyo and adding fresh strain to already fraught relations between the two countries. The case underscores Moscow’s increasingly aggressive treatment of foreign nationals amid heightened security paranoia and a broader clampdown on independent reporting.

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Clean Energy & Climate Transition10 Oct 2026, 05:52 PM IST

Curiosity Rover Captures Dawn Over Martian Peaks as NASA Marks Elevation Milestone

NASA’s Curiosity rover has returned a striking dawn image of distant Martian mountains, offering both a visual spectacle and a scientific marker of the rover’s continued climb through Gale Crater. The photograph underscores how long-duration planetary missions can still deliver fresh data, operational milestones, and public engagement years after landing.

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Clean Energy & Climate Transition09 Oct 2026, 04:15 PM IST

Scientists Map Mouse Embryo Development in Unprecedented Detail, Advancing the Biology of Life’s First Steps

Researchers have captured the earliest stages of mouse development with exceptional precision, building a cellular lineage map that traces how a single fertilized cell gives rise to an entire mammal. The work, highlighted by Nature and related scientific outlets, offers a powerful new window into embryology, with implications for developmental biology, regenerative medicine, and the study of birth defects.

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Clean Energy & Climate Transition07 Oct 2026, 04:10 AM IST

NASA’s Next Artemis Mission Still Targeted for 2027, but Astronaut Warns the Schedule Remains Fragile

NASA’s next Artemis mission remains aimed at 2027, but an astronaut involved in the program says the timeline is still vulnerable to delays, underscoring the technical and operational risks facing the lunar return effort. The mission is central not only to U.S. space policy but also to the broader clean-energy and climate-transition agenda, where lunar exploration supports advances in power systems, materials, robotics, and long-duration mission technologies.

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World Politics & Diplomacy05 Oct 2026, 03:04 PM IST

Parents of Fox News Producer Killed in Ukraine Blame Network Over Safety Failures

The parents of a Fox News producer killed while covering the war in Ukraine have accused the network and a prominent star reporter of ignoring safety warnings that they say could have prevented her death. The allegations, reported in detail by NPR, intensify scrutiny of how major news organizations manage risk in active war zones and how responsibility is assigned when freelance and staff journalists are exposed to lethal danger.

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World Politics & DiplomacyJust now (02:47 AM IST)

Congressional Staff Planned Luxury Europe Trip Weeks Before Election, Raising Ethics Questions

Congressional staffers reportedly arranged an official trip to Italy and France that included luxury-oriented stops in the weeks before the election, according to NBC News. The episode is drawing scrutiny over judgment, public spending, and the optics of travel planning at a politically sensitive moment.

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National Governance & PolicyJust now (10:46 PM IST)

Rahul Gandhi Says Modi Told Him, 'When We Go, You Will Come' as Congress Escalates Attack on Election Chief

At a Congress Working Committee meeting, Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi sharpened his attack on the government and the Election Commission, saying Prime Minister Narendra Modi had once told him, 'When we go, you will come.' Gandhi also argued that Congress must resist both inside Parliament and on the streets, while insisting that Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar should resign. The remarks signal a more confrontational phase in the party's response to the political and institutional battles ahead.

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