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Rare right whales show cautious rebound off U.S. East Coast
Four years of slow gains One of the world’s rarest whales—the North Atlantic right whale—has recorded another year of modest
Lifestyle/Trends Story: Electric Vehicle Charging Hubs Boom as EU Wheels Towards 2035 Ban
Charging infrastructure races ahead As the European Union gears up to ban new internal-combustion-engine car sales by 2035, electric-vehicle (EV)
Nigeria says US tariffs affect it less than others
Selective impact amid global trade friction Nigeria’s Foreign Minister Yusuf Tuggar said that tariffs imposed by the United States under
Norway’s $2T wealth fund turns the screws on big emitters
Scope 3 pressure, net-zero deadlines Norway’s sovereign wealth fund said it will intensify pressure on portfolio companies to cut emissions
African elephant migration routes blocked, conflicts rise
Deadly barriers cropping up In sub-Saharan Africa, ancient elephant migration corridors are increasingly severed by farming expansion, fences and development.
Major Amazon Web Services Outage Exposes Internet’s Fragility
Internet at mercy of few providers A recent outage at Amazon Web Services (AWS) disrupted dozens of websites and apps,
Baidu expands robotaxi service into Switzerland via PostBus deal
China’s AV push goes global Chinese tech giant Baidu announced a partnership with Switzerland’s PostBus to launch its autonomous vehicle
UK recalls ambassador after Russia sanctions refusal
Diplomatic rupture intensifies The United Kingdom has recalled its ambassador to Russia after Moscow refused to comply with sanctions tied
N. Korea fires short-range missiles a day after Takaichi becomes Japan’s first female PM
Early security test for Tokyo South Korea says North Korea launched several short-range ballistic missiles on Wednesday, a day after
HOKKAIDO’S SALMON ROE PRICES SURGE AS CATCHES FALL
Food, climate, and a seasonal squeeze Consumers in Japan are paying sharply higher prices for autumn salmon roe, with Hokkaido


















