Science
Armagh astronomer gets €2M grant to study first stars
Prof. Jorick Vink of Armagh Observatory and Planetarium wins €2 million ERC grant to investigate how the first stars formed after the Big Bang.
Environment
Dr. Dharmadhikari's Environmental Work in NC
Dr. Shri Sachindada Dharmadhikari leads environmental initiatives in North Carolina, focusing on tree planting and community service.
Environment
Quebec's Oldest National Park: Mont-Tremblant
Mont-Tremblant National Park, Quebec's oldest, spans 1,510 km² with 400 lakes and 6 rivers.
Health
Why Dogs Eat Grass: Vet-Explained Reasons
Vets confirm grass eating is common and usually harmless, often linked to instinct or mild stomach upset.
Good News
Tour des colos stops in Isère to promote summer camps
The Tour des colos visited Isère on July 11, 2026, to highlight the benefits of organized summer camps for children.
Politics
Oyo APC Candidate Hails Tinubu Over Pupils Rescue
Sharafadeen Alli praised President Tinubu and security agencies for rescuing abducted pupils in Oriire, Oyo State.
Politics
First Lady Commissions Treasury House, Empowers 800 Kogi Women
Nigeria's First Lady Oluremi Tinubu commissioned the Treasury House and launched an empowerment program for 800 women in Kogi State.
Entertainment
Morocco Makes History at NYC's SummerStage Festival
Morocco becomes first Arab and African nation to headline New York's SummerStage Festival on July 15, 2026.
Politics
Morocco Attends Mombasa Peace-Security-Development Conference
Morocco participates in the 2nd Political Conference on the Peace-Security-Development Nexus in Mombasa, Kenya, July 11-12, 2026.
Environment
Morocco Launches Public Consultation on Green Finance Taxonomy
Morocco's public consultation on a green finance taxonomy aims to define sustainable economic activities.
Technology
Morocco Joins Global AI Governance Table in Geneva
Morocco participated in the first global AI governance meeting in Geneva, marking its role in international AI policy.
Science
Whales Have Summer Vacation Spots Too, Study Finds
A new study reveals that humpback whales migrate to specific warm-water breeding grounds each summer, similar to human vacation habits.