It's time to take a look at some quirky events from around the world. And to do just that, we have Daniel Tray with us in this studio. Good morning, Daniel. The Italian government recently signed a contract with China to let Chinese trawlers fish off its coast for the next quarter of a century. The deal was looked to as a positive development, one that will provide jobs for more than 20,000 fishermen in the vast Sahara nation. Unfortunately, there are some incredible downsides to this development. According to some critics, the 25-year offshore fishing license will merely take foot out of the mouths of the poor West African nation. Around 40,000 local fishermen might lose their jobs, as their tools are no match for advanced Chinese trawlers. With resource-hungry China massively investing in ways to secure raw materials to feed its economy, many countries including Martenia are deeply concerned about losing access to natural resources like forests and fisheries. In environmental activists are calling for the deal's cancellation, highlighting facts like depleting fish stocks and destruction of the livelihood of locals.