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Alcohol Poisoning in Ondo: 49 Dead and 100 Injured

In Nigeria's Ondo state, at least 49 people have died and around 100 injured after consuming a locally made alcoholic beverage suspected to contain methanol. The drink, called "Monkey Shoulder," is a high-alcohol herbal preparation. Fifteen arrests have been made in connection with the ongoing investigation.

Youssef Mansour◆September 19, 2026◆1 min read

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Discovery of Stellar Wind Capture by a Pulsar Thanks to XRISM

The XRISM mission, led by Japan with NASA, has directly observed a pulsar capturing the stellar wind from its companion star, a phenomenon never seen before. This process powers the strong X-ray bursts of the BP Crucis system, located 13,000 light-years away.

Youssef Mansour◆September 19, 2026◆2 min read

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NASA Captures Zodiacal Light in Ladakh Reserve

NASA has released a photograph showing zodiacal light, a luminous phenomenon in the night sky, captured in the Hanle dark sky reserve in Ladakh, India, highlighting Jupiter and Mars before astronomical dawn.

Nadia El-Amrani◆September 19, 2026◆2 min read

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Yemen Crisis: Saudi Arabia Seeks Military Support Against Houthi Rebels

This week, Saudi Arabia appealed to its military allies as Iran-backed Houthi rebels strengthen control over Yemen's Red Sea coast, threatening the strategic Bab el Mandeb strait. Concurrent drone attacks on Saudi oil infrastructure worsen an emerging energy crisis.

Thomas Rivière◆September 19, 2026◆1 min read

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ESA Releases Satellite Image of Laguna Colorada

The European Space Agency (ESA) released a Sentinel-2 image from August 25, 2026, showing Laguna Colorada and its Andean Altiplano surroundings near the Bolivia-Chile border.

James Okonkwo◆September 19, 2026◆1 min read

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Moscow Trains Foreign Journalists to Boost Influence via AI

A report from the US Institute for the Study of War reveals Moscow trains foreign journalists, especially in Africa and Asia, to use AI for producing content that promotes Kremlin narratives. This media influence strategy, called 'cognitive warfare,' aims to establish lasting influence even where Russian media face sanctions.

Nadia El-Amrani◆September 19, 2026◆1 min read

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