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Global Markets & Equities 15 Oct 2026, 03:42 AM IST

U.S. Gas Prices Hit Record Streak Above $4, Deepening Inflation Pressure Under Trump

U.S. gasoline prices have remained above $4 a gallon for a record 158 consecutive days, underscoring the persistence of fuel-cost pressure on households and the broader inflation outlook. The milestone, highlighted by market trackers and reported by major outlets, adds another layer of economic scrutiny as consumers continue to absorb elevated transportation costs.

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World Politics & Diplomacy05 Oct 2026, 06:47 AM IST

Noah’s Ark Researchers Edge Closer to Confirmation After Drilling Tests Challenge Natural-Rock Theory

Researchers examining a site in eastern Turkey long associated with Noah’s Ark say new subsurface testing is narrowing the gap between competing explanations for a boat-shaped formation. The latest drilling results, according to reporting cited by Fox News and other outlets, have intensified claims that the structure may be man-made rather than a purely natural rock formation, though no definitive proof has been publicly established.

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Map Tracks Russia’s Suspected Sabotage Campaign Across Europe as Estonia Points to Arson Attack

A new map compiled from reported incidents highlights a widening pattern of suspected Russian sabotage across Europe since the start of the Ukraine war, underscoring how the conflict has spilled far beyond the battlefield. The latest flashpoint came in Estonia, where officials accused Moscow of orchestrating an arson attack on a defence company linked to support for Ukraine, a charge Russia has not publicly addressed.

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World Politics & Diplomacy03 Oct 2026, 02:56 AM IST

Putin Claims Major Battlefield Gains as ISW Says Russia Lost Ground in September

Russian President Vladimir Putin has portrayed the war in Ukraine as moving in Moscow’s favor, but a new assessment by the Institute for the Study of War says Russian forces actually lost ground in September. The competing narratives underscore a widening gap between Kremlin messaging and battlefield reporting as both sides seek to shape perceptions ahead of another winter campaign.

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