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Spanish police and soldiers track boars, reinforce farm security amid swine fever outbreak01.12.2025BARCELONA/MADRID, Dec 1 (Reuters) - Spanish police, soldiers and park rangers are racing to identify wild boars that might be infected with African swine fever and prevent the disease from crossing into the country's domestic herd, which is central to its multi-billion-euro pork export industry. Operatives are using drones, infrared technology and sniffer dogs to find any boar carcasses for testing, as well as sealing off the areas around animal tracks under highways and pipework to prevent- High Court freezes government move to shutter Army Radio pending ruling28.12.2025Defense Minister Israel Katz announced the decision to shutter the military broadcaster last week, with the closure slated to take effect in March. Ahead of the scheduled hearing, and just hours after the government and the attorney-general submitted their preliminary responses, Supreme Court President Isaac Amit on Sunday ordered that the government’s decision to shutter Army Radio be frozen until further notice.
- CMA Awards 2025: Full list of nominations, from Entertainer of the Year to Album of the Year18.11.2025Wednesday night's awards show marks a historic occasion for the CMAs: It's the first time three solo female country artists are tied for the most nominations.
- Italian court approves extradition to Germany of Ukrainian suspect in Nord Stream pipeline blast19.11.2025Italy’s highest court on Wednesday approved the extradition to Germany of a Ukrainian man suspected of setting off explosions that damaged Nord Stream pipelines between Russia and Germany more than three years ago. The defense lawyer for 49-year-old Serhii Kuznietsov said that his client would be turned over to German authorities within the next few days, after the Cassation Court rejected a final defense appeal. Defense lawyer Nicola Canestrini expressed confidence that his client would be ac
- Environmental groups urge Germany to cut oil and gas dependence02.04.2026Environmental groups have called for a faster move away from oil and gas, arguing that the Iran war and its consequences have exposed Germany's continued dependence on imported fossil fuels. In a joint paper seen by dpa, the organizations said Germany's reliance on fossil fuel imports was fuelling inflation and economic uncertainty, much as it did during the 2022 energy crisis that followed the start of Russia's war against Ukraine.
- In wrangling dark matter, some scientists find inspiration in the Torah, Krishna and Christ29.03.2026When an invisible entity making up 85% of the universe's mass stumps the greatest scientific minds of our time, awe is an understandable response. Physicists call it “ dark matter, ” a substance they describe as the cosmic glue, the scaffolding, a web that uses gravity to corral, shape and hold together stars, planets and galaxies. Dark matter's existence is only inferred from its gravitational effects on visible matter.
- What will the Artemis 2 astronauts eat during their historic moon mission? (video)31.03.2026The Artemis 2 astronauts will spend about 10 days flying to and from the moon, so they'll need to find creative ways to dine in a small space.
- New materials, old physics – the science behind how your winter jacket keeps you warm26.12.2025Winter jackets may seem simple, but sophisticated engineering allows them to keep body heat locked in, while staying breathable enough to let out sweat.
