A researcher faces misconduct allegations, while Alexandria battles rising sea levels. Plus, the Adriatic Sea grapples with an invasive crab species. Read more...

Zelensky stands firm on apology to Trump, while US national parks face budget cuts. The US Fish & Wildlife suggests eating nutrias to control the invasive species. Read more...

This week in tech: the world's thinnest smartphone, Brother's printer toner trickery, HP's production move from China, and the US Navy tests new water treatment. Read more...

Taiwan's economy shows surprising resilience in 2025, driven by AI adoption in marketing, strong trade data, and even a unique iguana culling program. March data also hints at broader economic trends. Read more...

Poland experiences a mix of natural events: invasive Asian ladybugs are biting, a humpback whale visited, and a warm start to March may give way to frost and snow. Read more...

Forest rangers in Poland were surprised to discover a dead royal python in a forest near Grodzisk, highlighting the snake's non-native status and lack of natural predators in the region. Read more...

Nord Stream 2 might be revived by American companies, while the US Fish and Wildlife Service suggests eating nutrias to control their population. Plus, James Cameron becomes a New Zealand citizen, critical of the US. Read more...