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Researchers at Tel Aviv University described an insect preserved in 99-million-year-old Cretaceous amber that possesses a remarkably long and flexible feeding organ. This organ is tube-shaped and approximately twice the length of the insect's body. Such a structure is not observed in its modern relatives. This finding aids in better understanding the evolution and diversity of feeding organs.

Based on new calculations, the black hole at the Milky Way’s center has the ability to utilize its rotational energy to accelerate proton particles to extremely high energies. This process could be detected by analyzing gamma radiation and could assist astronomers in identifying it. This theory is based on advanced physical models.

According to research published in Science and based on 17 years of data from 850 birds and bats, the energy cost of natural flight differs significantly from textbook teachings and must consider atmospheric conditions like air currents. The Andean condor, which rarely flaps its wings, consumes about 79% less energy than an equally weighted swan—actually less energy than swimming, traditionally considered very low cost.

A study published in Nature shows that Moderna's mRNA vaccine can reduce the risk of recurrence of treatment-resistant melanoma by nearly half. These results come from a phase 3 trial. No further details about the mechanism of action or duration of effectiveness have been reported.

The US government has warned about increased efforts attributed to the Islamic Republic of Iran to assassinate American officials and diplomats abroad. An intelligence note states that some of these plots have reached advanced stages.

Iran International wrote that Ahmad Moazami Goodarzi, technical and executive deputy of the Tehran municipality's urban police, announced the implementation of a plan to gather child laborers and flower sellers in the Behesht Zahra area. This operation was carried out in cooperation with the traffic police and the welfare organization.

Iran International announced that Maryam Rahmati received the bronze award from the United Nations Journalists Association for her outstanding coverage of United Nations events. This award is part of the “Ricardo Ortega Memorial Award.”

Iran International reported that employees of welfare stores protested against irregular salary payments and insurance terminations. Additionally, a labor activist reported that hundreds of thousands of construction workers are deprived of insurance, and a member of parliament stated that over 1.7 million workers have become unemployed since the 12-day war.

According to a new report from the United Nations Environment Programme, greenhouse gas emissions in Iran rose by about 19 million tons in 2025. This increase put Iran third globally after the United States and Turkey, making it the top emitter outside the G20 countries.

Iran International reported that there was a shooting in the Yvelines area west of Paris, resulting in one death and at least four injuries. The French Prime Minister stated that police have arrested a suspect and investigations are ongoing.

According to reports, economic and political crises in Iran have diminished public belief in improving living conditions. Official statistics show a decrease in social capital, and a rising sense of injustice and distrust toward the governing system. Source: Iran International

The head of Jordan's Public Security Directorate announced that armed individuals attacked a funeral ceremony at Hammoud Church in Karak province. This shooting resulted in seven dead and 34 injured, and security forces are chasing the assailants. Source: Iran International

In an attack by armed Palestinian men in the city of Hebron, two Israeli soldiers were killed and three others wounded. Israeli forces have killed two attackers. Benjamin Netanyahu, after visiting the scene of the incident, announced the start of a house-to-house operation in Hebron.

Source: Iran International

According to CNN reports, in response to escalating tensions in the Middle East, the US has evacuated some diplomatic staff and their families from multiple countries in the region. Source: Iran International

According to BBC Persian, a memo sent to the US Secretary of State warns that Iran's plans for deadly attacks against Americans have reached advanced stages. This memo was issued alongside a reduction in US diplomatic staff in several Middle Eastern countries. Additionally, Donald Trump has spoken about the possibility of new military operations against Iran.

After a meeting of foreign ministers from several European and regional countries in Istanbul, the German Foreign Minister announced that the UK, France, and Germany are ready to resume negotiations with Iran.

Source: BBC Persian

At the Istanbul meeting, the foreign ministers of Germany and seven European and regional countries announced their readiness to cooperate in finding diplomatic solutions regarding the war with Iran. They warned Tehran and the Houthis against attacking ships and stated that war with Iran has no military solution. Hakan Fidan, Turkey's foreign minister, also opposed a renewed military attack on Iran and warned about the expansion of the regional war.

French President Emmanuel Macron described the deadly shooting near Paris as a racially motivated terrorist attack. One person was killed and five were wounded, and the suspect was arrested by security forces. This report was published by the BBC on October 23, 2026.

Ukrainian prisoners who were detained simultaneously with an American citizen in a Russian prison have reported that he was beaten and sexually humiliated by Russian guards. This report was published by the BBC on October 23, 2026.

The hijab ban in certain schools in the Republic of Azerbaijan has led to protests within the country. This issue has sparked demonstrations in front of Azerbaijani diplomatic missions in London, Berlin, and Ankara. The Islamic Republic of Iran supports the right of veiled girls to education, and this matter has intensified diplomatic tensions between Tehran and Baku.