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World Politics & Diplomacy 08 Oct 2026, 04:17 AM IST

Yemen Fighting Intensifies as U.S.-Iran Tensions Raise the Stakes

Fighting in Yemen is escalating as government-aligned forces press attacks against the Houthi movement, sharpening a conflict that has already spilled across the Red Sea and drawn in regional powers. The battlefield gains and losses matter well beyond Yemen: they are now tied to the wider confrontation between the United States and Iran, which backs the Houthis and has warned against further escalation.

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Global Markets & Equities07 Oct 2026, 10:29 AM IST

Prime Day Travel Discounts Draw Attention as Shoppers Hunt for Premium Gear at Lower Prices

Amazon’s Prime Day has once again become a major retail event for travel gear, with markdowns spanning luggage, packing essentials, footwear, and vacation apparel. The latest wave of deals, highlighted by consumer travel coverage, underscores how discount-driven online shopping continues to shape demand across the global travel and consumer discretionary markets.

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Clean Energy & Climate Transition14 Oct 2026, 06:55 PM IST

Solar Orbiter Traces Sun’s Mysterious Magnetic Switchbacks to Their Source

Europe’s Solar Orbiter has identified the likely origin of the Sun’s puzzling magnetic “switchbacks,” sharp S-shaped kinks in the solar wind that have long baffled researchers. The finding strengthens the case that these disturbances are born in the Sun’s turbulent outer atmosphere, offering a clearer view of how solar activity shapes the space environment around Earth and across the inner solar system.

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Clean Energy & Climate Transition14 Oct 2026, 01:43 AM IST

Solar Orbiter Traces Sun’s Magnetic “Switchbacks” to Their Source

ESA’s Solar Orbiter has provided the clearest evidence yet that the Sun itself generates the puzzling S-shaped magnetic kinks known as switchbacks, a finding that sharpens understanding of how the solar wind is born and accelerated. The result matters well beyond astrophysics: better mapping of solar outflows could improve space-weather forecasting, which protects satellites, power grids and communications infrastructure on Earth.

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