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    Weak prosecutions leave Southeast Asia's tigers exposed to trafficking●Weak prosecution leaves Southeast Asia’s tigers vulnerable to trafficking: Report✉newsEnvironmentWildlife8 min ago

    A new report covered by Mongabay finds that weak prosecution is leaving Southeast Asia's tigers vulnerable to trafficking. It points to failures in pursuing and penalising wildlife crime, allowing traffickers to operate with little consequence across the region. Conservation commentators say stronger enforcement and judicial action are urgently needed to protect remaining wild tiger populations.

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    The US dollar fell to R$5.2158 in Brazilian trading ahead of the first round of elections, while the Ibovespa stock index rose 2.63%. Traders appeared to welcome the upcoming vote, with financial markets in São Paulo posting solid gains as the currency weakened against the real.

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    Blogger reorganises archive of science fiction and history reviews●trying to organise my # bookreviews : https:// proseandpassion.blogspot.com/p /book-reviews.html # science # fiction # nMmastodonScience417 min ago

    A book blogger is sorting their published reviews into an organised index on their blog, covering science fiction, nonfiction, biography, memoir and history titles. The new review page is meant to make it easier for readers to browse past recommendations by genre instead of scrolling through years of posts.

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    Writer recalls early optogenetics feature ahead of Nobel link●I wrote a feature about optogenetics including Deisseroth's work back in 2011: https:// proseandpassion.blogspot.com/2 0MmastodonScience317 min ago

    A science writer is revisiting a feature on optogenetics published in October 2011, which covered Karl Deisseroth's work using light to control brain cells. The post is being shared with references to the Nobel Prize and neuroscience, drawing attention to how early coverage anticipated later recognition of the technology's pioneers.

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    Professional Service Robot Sales Surge 24% Worldwide●IFR: Professional Service Robot Sales Surge 24% Worldwide✉newsTechnologyRobotics18 min ago

    The International Federation of Robotics reports that global sales of professional service robots rose 24%, pointing to fast-growing adoption of robots outside traditional industrial settings. The figures cover categories such as logistics, cleaning, delivery and agricultural robots, underscoring how automation is spreading into everyday commercial services across regions.