Aviation & Access: IndiGo says it will stop its Réunion flights from October 22, ending a route that began on April 30 and was gradually cut from three weekly flights to two before the full suspension, citing “evolving market conditions.” The airline says affected passengers will be contacted for refunds, and adds it’s still looking at possible seasonal services in 2027 with local airport and tourism partners. Policy & Social Climate: A French political fight over banning Islamic headscarves in public spaces is back in the spotlight, with reporting that Rassemblement National plans to push the issue into the “public domain,” raising concerns about tensions in France’s largely Islamized suburbs. Marine Health & Wildlife: A Mediterranean sea bream known as Sarpa salpa (“dreamfish”) is linked in medical case reports to vivid, prolonged hallucinations after eating—likely tied to toxins from its algal diet—highlighting how marine food webs can affect human health.