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Arsenal Reaches Final, AS FAR Makes African History
SportsJan 28

Arsenal Reaches Final, AS FAR Makes African History

Arsenal's 6-0 victory over AS FAR sends them to the inaugural FIFA Women's Champions Cup final, but the real story is AS FAR's historic run as the first African women's club to compete at this level. The Moroccan champions proved African football belongs on the world stage.

Morocco World News2 min read
AS FAR Rabat Stays Alive in African Champions League Race
SportsFeb 1

AS FAR Rabat Stays Alive in African Champions League Race

Moroccan club AS FAR Rabat secured a crucial 1-0 victory over Algeria's JS Kabylie, keeping their dreams of reaching the CAF Champions League quarter-finals firmly intact. The hard-fought win shows what teams can achieve when pressure meets determination.

Morocco World News2 min read
French Cities Reject Far Right in Major Election Upset
Global NewsMar 23

French Cities Reject Far Right in Major Election Upset

France's far-right National Rally lost in every major city in nationwide elections, giving hope to mainstream parties one year before presidential elections. The defeats in target cities like Marseille showed voters choosing unity over extremism.

Daily Maverick2 min read
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SolutionsMay 19

Germany Cuts Far-Right Support With Infrastructure Spending

German towns investing in roads, bridges, and broadband are seeing slower growth in far-right votes. New research shows that putting shovels in the ground might be the best answer to political extremism.

Google News - Germany Innovation3 min read
Moon's Far Side Gets Radio Telescope Before It's Too Late
InnovationFeb 1

Moon's Far Side Gets Radio Telescope Before It's Too Late

Scientists are racing to land a revolutionary telescope on the moon's far side while it's still quiet enough to detect signals from the universe's first 400 million years. The window for this cosmic discovery is closing fast.

IEEE Spectrum2 min read
Marseille Voters Block Far-Right Takeover in Major Election
Global NewsMar 22

Marseille Voters Block Far-Right Takeover in Major Election

France's second-largest city decisively chose its progressive mayor over a far-right challenger, delivering a significant setback to nationalist momentum. The victory came after competing factions made strategic choices that shaped democracy in a city watching crime rates improve.

France 24 English2 min read
China Shares First Far Side Moon Samples With Scientists
InnovationJun 9

China Shares First Far Side Moon Samples With Scientists

For the first time ever, scientists are studying soil collected from the moon's mysterious far side. China delivered samples from its historic Chang'e-6 mission to Russian researchers who will unlock secrets about our lunar neighbor.

South China Morning Post2 min read
French Cities Block Far-Right in Major Municipal Wins
Global NewsMar 23

French Cities Block Far-Right in Major Municipal Wins

France's mainstream and left-wing parties successfully defended major cities like Marseille, Paris, and Toulon against far-right candidates in weekend municipal elections. The results show centrist and progressive alliances can still win when they unite, offering a blueprint ahead of the 2027 presidential race.

Japan Today2 min read
Artemis 2 Astronauts Spot Meteor Strikes on Moon's Far Side
InnovationMay 10

Artemis 2 Astronauts Spot Meteor Strikes on Moon's Far Side

NASA astronauts witnessed something no human has ever seen before: bright flashes from meteoroids hitting the far side of the moon with their own eyes. These rare observations are helping scientists design safer lunar habitats for future explorers.

Google News - Science2 min read
87-Year-Old Singer Takes Far-Right Party to Court
Community HeroesMay 17

87-Year-Old Singer Takes Far-Right Party to Court

German music legend Heino is fighting in court to stop a far-right politician from using his image without permission. The 87-year-old icon with 55 million records sold is drawing a clear line against extremism.

DW News2 min read
Artemis II Crew Sees Moon's Far Side After 50 Years
Planet WinsApr 7

Artemis II Crew Sees Moon's Far Side After 50 Years

Four astronauts just became the first humans in over half a century to witness the moon's far side with their own eyes. The historic Artemis II mission also shattered the distance record for the farthest humans have ever traveled from Earth.

Fast Company2 min read
82-Year-Old Fights Far-Right Over Family's Stolen Legacy
Community HeroesJul 12

82-Year-Old Fights Far-Right Over Family's Stolen Legacy

A Jewish heir traveled from New York to Germany to reclaim his family's moped brand from a far-right party using it for political gain. Dennis Baum won't let the Simson name be co-opted by the same forces that stole it from his family in 1935.

DW News2 min read
NASA's Artemis II Crew to See Moon's Hidden Far Side
InnovationApr 3

NASA's Artemis II Crew to See Moon's Hidden Far Side

Four astronauts are preparing for humanity's farthest journey yet, orbiting the moon and potentially glimpsing its mysterious far side never before seen by human eyes. This groundbreaking mission marks our first step toward permanent lunar residence and becoming a multi-planetary species.

National Geographic2 min read
Artemis II Crew Returns With First Modern Moon Far Side Photos
InnovationApr 8

Artemis II Crew Returns With First Modern Moon Far Side Photos

Four astronauts just brought back the sharpest images ever captured of the moon's far side, echoing the iconic Earthrise photo from 1968. Their stunning photographs could help scientists find water and map future lunar bases.

Wired2 min read
Brain Cells Far From Injury Site Help Heal Spinal Cords
Health & WellnessFeb 13

Brain Cells Far From Injury Site Help Heal Spinal Cords

Scientists discovered that brain support cells located far from spinal cord injuries send signals that help clean up damage and promote healing. This breakthrough could lead to new treatments for paralysis, stroke, and multiple sclerosis.

Health Daily3 min read
Activists Sneak Pro-Immigration Screen Into UK Far-Right Rally
Acts of KindnessMay 17

Activists Sneak Pro-Immigration Screen Into UK Far-Right Rally

A creative activism group called Led By Donkeys pulled off an audacious stunt by smuggling a massive screen into a far-right rally and streaming pro-immigration messages to thousands of attendees. The bold move shows how clever tactics can challenge divisive rhetoric in public spaces.

Al Jazeera English2 min read
Artemis 2 Astronauts First to See Moon's Far Side in 53 Years
Global NewsApr 6

Artemis 2 Astronauts First to See Moon's Far Side in 53 Years

Four astronauts are capturing unprecedented views of the moon's far side this week, marking the first time humans have witnessed these lunar landscapes since 1972. Armed with cameras and observation guides, they're documenting features never before seen by human eyes.

Space.com2 min read
Chemnitz Gym Uses MMA to Fight Far-Right Recruitment
Community HeroesMay 27

Chemnitz Gym Uses MMA to Fight Far-Right Recruitment

In a German city where extremist groups use martial arts to recruit young people, one gym is offering an alternative. Athletic Sonnenberg teaches MMA with a mission: create an inclusive space where everyone can train without fear.

DW News3 min read
Moon's Far Side Hit Harder by Solar Wind, China Finds
InnovationJul 22

Moon's Far Side Hit Harder by Solar Wind, China Finds

China's Chang'e-6 mission discovered Earth's magnetic field has been protecting one side of the Moon for billions of years. The finding could help scientists unlock secrets about our planet's ancient magnetic history.

Science Daily - Environment3 min read
French Artist Celebrates Malayali Women Living Far From Home
Global NewsMar 20

French Artist Celebrates Malayali Women Living Far From Home

A French artist is honoring the stories of Malayali women who've moved away from Kerala through a stunning exhibition that blends portraits with traditional saris. The project captures how distance transforms cultural identity into something deeply intentional.

The Hindu2 min read

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