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- 1MENA news roundup covers Iran, Gaza, Sudan and more●MENA News Highlights - 10 October ‘26 - Zuhur News #363 # Iran # Turkey # Gaza # SaudiArabia # Houthis # Egypt # Somalia
A news digest dated 10 October compiles highlights from across the Middle East and North Africa, covering Iran, Turkey, Gaza, Saudi Arabia, the Houthis, Egypt, Somalia, Morocco, Afghanistan, Lebanon, Sudan and the case of Nidal Hasan. The roundup is distributed via subscription, with the author encouraging readers to sign up for ongoing coverage of regional developments.
- 2French educational game's Catalan release marks 20 years▼Avui és el 20è aniversari de la publicació a casa nostra de "C'est pas Sorcier: Menace sur le Volcan Tamakou" per "Windo
The Catalan release of "C'est pas Sorcier: Menace sur le Volcan Tamakou", the point-and-click adventure game based on the French educational TV show, turns 20 today. Retro gaming fans are marking the anniversary of the Windows title, recalling the adaptation that brought the popular science programme's format to young players as an interactive volcano adventure.
- 3Gobinath Explores America's Mystery Spot and Its Unexplained Phenomena●America’s Mystery Spot | Exploring the Science, Myths & Unexplained Phenomena | Vlog | Gobinath
Presenter Gobinath has released a vlog visiting America's Mystery Spot, examining the scientific explanations, local myths and strange optical phenomena associated with the site. The video is drawing large audiences, with viewers discussing whether the oddities are genuine anomalies or explained by gravity illusions and tilted-geometry tricks popular at such tourist attractions.
- 4Dead Soviet satellite still poses orbital threat●Même morte, l’URSS menace encore ? # DébrisSpatiaux # SatelliteSoviétique # Espace # Orbite # DéfenseSpatiale # Russie #
Discussion in French-speaking space and security circles is focused on whether a defunct Soviet-era satellite in orbit still represents a danger. The debate touches on the growing problem of space debris, the risks defunct objects pose to active satellites and crewed missions, and Russia's role in orbital safety. Commenters tie the issue to wider space defence and astronomy concerns.