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Laser Reprograms Ultrathin Optical Device Without Electrodes, Pointing to Low-Power Photonic Control

Researchers in Germany have demonstrated a way to temporarily reconfigure an ultrathin optical device using light alone, eliminating the need for electrodes in the control process. The advance, built around dyed liquid crystals, could help accelerate low-power photonic systems for sensing, communications and other clean-tech applications where compact, energy-efficient light management matters.

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Clean Energy & Climate TransitionJust now (11:48 PM IST)

Laser Reprograms Ultrathin Optical Device Without Electrodes, Pointing to Low-Power Light Control

Researchers have demonstrated an ultrathin optical device that can be temporarily reprogrammed by laser light without electrodes, a step that could simplify how future photonic systems are controlled. The work, reported through Phys.org and related university and science-release channels, uses dyed liquid crystals to enable light-only switching of optical behavior, with potential relevance for energy-efficient sensing, communications, and climate-tech instrumentation.

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World Politics & Diplomacy05 Nov 2026, 08:00 AM IST

Sharp Objects Found in Halloween Sweets Across Austria, Germany and Hungary

Authorities in Austria, Germany and Hungary are investigating dozens of reports that sharp objects were hidden in Halloween sweets, raising alarm over a cross-border pattern of tampering with children’s treats. In one reported case, a nine-year-old girl injured her tongue after biting into chocolate containing a pin, underscoring the immediate public safety risk and the difficulty of tracing the source of the contamination.

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Big Tech, Cloud & Semiconductors03 Nov 2026, 05:00 PM IST

Germany Warns Lawmakers Their iPhones May Have Been Targeted by Spyware

Germany has warned politicians that their iPhones may have been targeted by mercenary spyware, underscoring the growing reach of sophisticated digital surveillance against public officials. The alert, reported by multiple outlets including the Financial Times and TechCrunch, adds to a widening pattern of Apple threat notifications issued in dozens of countries.

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World Politics & Diplomacy02 Nov 2026, 08:00 PM IST

Peaceful Protests in Germany Turn Violent as Looting Erupts Across Major Cities

What began as largely orderly demonstrations across Germany escalated into violence and looting on Saturday evening, with unrest reported in Frankfurt, Berlin, Cologne and Hamburg. The rapid deterioration has raised fresh concerns over public order, policing capacity and the political temperature surrounding the protests.

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World Politics & Diplomacy02 Nov 2026, 08:00 AM IST

Germany Faces Unrest as Cost-of-Living Protests Turn Violent in Frankfurt

What began as largely peaceful demonstrations over living costs and compulsory military service escalated into violence and looting in Frankfurt, prompting a forceful political response from German ministers. The unrest comes amid a broader wave of youth-led protests across Europe, underscoring mounting social strain and the risk of copycat disorder.

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World Politics & Diplomacy27 Oct 2026, 05:00 PM IST

Suspect Detained After Fire Devastates Hitler’s Eagle’s Nest Retreat in Germany

German authorities have detained a suspect after a fire severely damaged the Eagle’s Nest, the mountaintop retreat associated with Adolf Hitler in the Bavarian Alps. The blaze has renewed scrutiny of how Germany preserves, interprets, and secures sites tied to the Nazi era, even as officials assess the extent of the destruction and the circumstances behind the incident.

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Global Markets & Equities22 Oct 2026, 08:00 PM IST

Kremlin Warned Germany After Leipzig Airport Sabotage That More Attacks Could Follow, WSJ Reports

The Kremlin privately warned Germany after a sabotage incident at Leipzig airport that the attack would not be the last, according to a Wall Street Journal report cited by Meduza. The episode is being read in European security circles as part of a broader Russian campaign of covert disruption aimed at testing NATO’s resilience and raising the cost of support for Ukraine.

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