Invasive blue crabs cost Italy’s shellfish industry tens of millions of euros; scientists release 130,000 octopuses into Adriatic Sea to keep them in check

Scientists release 130,000 young octopuses into Italy’s Adriatic Sea to help control invasive blue crabs. Italy is turning to an unusual predator in its battle against an invasive species that has wreaked havoc on the country’s fisheries: the common octopus.According to Scientific American, scientists have released around 130,000 young octopuses into the Adriatic Sea as…

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‘Blatantly trying to kill him’: Imran Khan’s sons make explosive claims over ex-Pakistan PM prison conditions | Cricket News

Sulaiman Khan and Kasim Khan, the sons of former Pakistan captain and Prime Minister Imran Khan, have expressed serious concern over their father’s health and the conditions in which he is being held in prison.Speaking to former England captain and Sky Sports commentator Michael Atherton, the brothers alleged that Imran has been kept in prolonged…

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‘Name dates back 400 years’: Canada’s Carney rejects Trump’s ‘Lake Ontario’ name change to ‘Lake America’

Mark Carney hits back after Donald Trump ‘renames’ Lake Ontario Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney on Thursday (local time) rejected US President Donald Trump’s move to rename Lake Ontario as Lake America, declaring that the iconic water body would remain known as Lake Ontario “today and forever.”In a social media post following Trump’s signing of…

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From electrician’s son to CWG champion: Harsh Singh’s journey from hunger and hardship to historic judo gold | More sports News

Harsh Singh (Image credit: Instagram) The road to sporting success is rarely easy. For some athletes, the biggest battles begin long before they step onto the mat. Judoka Harsh Singh’s journey is one such story.Before making history at the Commonwealth Games by becoming the first Indian male judoka to win a gold medal in the…

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‘Will spend my leave on commute’: Delhi-Meerut Expressway crawls for hours as Raksha Bandhan traffic hits NCR | Noida News

Raksha Bandhan travel caused significant traffic delays across Noida and Ghaziabad. NOIDA: Raksha Bandhan rush brought traffic across Noida and Ghaziabad to a crawl on Thursday, with commuters facing delays of two to three hours on several major roads and expressways. The congestion intensified in the evening, with long queues also reported on the Delhi-Meerut…

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US government planning new tariffs, and this time likely causality is chip companies, despite big warning that …

The Trump administration is said to be preparing a new wave of expansive tariffs targeting imported semiconductors. This has triggered a sharp pushback from technology leaders who warn the move could derail American ambitions to lead the global artificial intelligence (AI) race. Citing eight people familiar with internal discussions, Politico reports that under the framework…

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‘Don’t need help’: Nepal declines foreign rescue teams as flood death toll nears 500

The Balen Shah-led govt has decided that Nepali security agencies should lead the operation Nepal has declined offers from several countries to deploy search and rescue teams after devastating flash floods killed at least 469 people and left hundreds missing, saying its own security agencies are capable of handling the operation.The decision comes as rescue…

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Nepal floods swept ​bodies 200km downstream, 3 found in UP | India News

The trail continued into India as Narayani becomes Gandak downstream. SSB teams recovered bodies of two women and a man in Maharajganj. NEW DELHI: Barely seven minutes separated the seismic signal generated by Wednesday’s Himalayan collapse from the destructive surge reaching Rasuwagadhi at the Nepal-Tibet border, but the flood’s trail stretched nearly 200km downstream. Bodies…

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