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From war to war: The suffering of Ethiopian migrants in Yemen

The International Organization for Migration recorded the entry of about 134,000 migrants into Yemen by the end of September 2026, an increase of 22 percent compared to the total number of arrivals during the year 2025. Large numbers of Ethiopians constitute the majority of migrants coming through this route, as many of them leave their country driven by economic factors or internal armed conflict, in the hope of reaching the Gulf states through Yemeni territory.

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From war to war: The suffering of Ethiopian migrants in Yemen

The International Organization for Migration recorded the entry of about 134,000 migrants into Yemen by the end of September 2026, an increase of 22 percent compared to the total number of arrivals during the year 2025. Large numbers of Ethiopians constitute the majority of migrants coming through this route, as many of them leave their country driven by economic factors or internal armed conflict, in the hope of reaching the Gulf states through Yemeni territory.

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Invisible animals and chatty milk cartons: How can imaginary friends boost our brains?

Whatever their form, the benefits of imaginary friends can continue into adulthood and help us master dealing with difficult situations in our real lives.

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Trump asks the president of the UFC to take the position of White House spokesman

The position of White House press secretary has been vacant since mid-October, when Katie Zakaria left after just a few days in office.

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What is the controversy over the report published regarding 'phone call' between American lobby firm and Indian officials?

Opposition parties have started targeting the government over a news published in the media regarding 'eight phone calls' that took place this year between Indian officials and senior White House officials.

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How do we protect new Internet users from electronic scammers?

The number of people who do not have an Internet connection is 2.6 billion people, or nearly a third of the world’s population. If the current pace of development of Internet connectivity continues, about two billion additional people will be able to access the Internet by 2030.

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How do we protect new Internet users from electronic scammers?

The number of people who do not have an Internet connection is 2.6 billion people, or nearly a third of the world’s population. If the current pace of development of Internet connectivity continues, about two billion additional people will be able to access the Internet by 2030.

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Why is AQI bad in cities which get awards for clean air?

A team from the Indian Institute of Science, Bengaluru, has conducted a study on the air quality in cities that received awards but did not see any improvement in AQI.

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Israeli President grants opposition leader Eisenkot the right to form a coalition government... Will Netanyahu step down?

Israeli President Herzog announced that he would first nominate opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot as the person responsible for forming a new coalition government.

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How will India benefit from the results of the US midterm elections?

This victory of the Democratic Party in the midterm elections may create new opportunities for India along with some challenges from diplomatic point of view. In such a situation, how are the experts looking at these results?

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‘4 hours of sleep a day is enough.’ Am I really a person who can do that?

There are people who sleep very little and do not feel any discomfort. But is it really okay for your body, or are you deluding yourself into thinking it’s okay?

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Dozens of people killed in shooting in Krakow, Poland... 'Suspect is an extreme nationalist'

A gunman believed to be influenced by far-right ideology opened fire in the center of Poland's second-largest city, killing six people and wounding more than 10 others.

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