230 results for "eu"
🏆 SportsGhana's Hayford Adu-Boahen Signs 5-Year Israel Soccer Deal
A 21-year-old Ghanaian midfielder just landed a five-year contract with an Israeli soccer club, turning his talent into a launchpad for European football dreams. Hayford Adu-Boahen's journey from captaining a regional league team to professional international play shows how dedication and skill open doors.
%2Ffile%2Fattachments%2Forphans%2F2254252003_253711.jpg)
🏆 SportsAfrican Coaches Sweep All 4 Afcon Semifinal Spots
For the first time in decades, all four Africa Cup of Nations semifinal teams were led by home-grown African coaches, marking a powerful shift away from relying on European talent. The final between Morocco and Senegal guarantees Africa's fifth straight local coach victory.
💛 Acts of KindnessNigerian Widows Get $100K in Interest-Free Business Loans
Ondo State just gave 100+ military widows up to $1,000 each in zero-interest loans to start businesses. The program more than doubled loan amounts from last year and keeps growing.
🧘 Health & WellnessNorthwestern Finds Promising Treatment for Rare Brain Disorder
Scientists at Northwestern University have discovered a potential therapy for Pelizaeus-Merzbacher disease, a fatal childhood brain disorder that currently has no cure. A small-molecule drug extended survival in mice by protecting the cells that create myelin, the brain's protective coating.
🧘 Health & WellnessNatural Molecule Restores Memory in Alzheimer's Studies
Scientists in Singapore discovered that a naturally occurring molecule can reverse memory loss in Alzheimer's disease models, strengthening weakened brain connections and reviving cognitive functions that normally fade with age. The safe compound already exists in our bodies, offering hope for accessible treatments that target aging itself rather than just symptoms.
💡 SolutionsNigeria Removed from EU High-Risk Financial List
Nigeria just got removed from the European Union's list of high-risk financial jurisdictions, opening doors for easier trade and investment with Europe. The move rewards years of financial reforms that brought the country's banking system up to international standards.
🧘 Health & WellnessScientists Target Toxic Protein Tied to ALS and Dementia
Researchers created antibodies that zero in on the toxic form of a brain protein linked to ALS, dementia, and Alzheimer's while leaving healthy proteins untouched. This breakthrough solves a puzzle that's stumped scientists for years.
🧘 Health & WellnessGene Therapy Slows Brain Disease That Strikes at Age 40
For the first time in 30 years, scientists have a treatment that actually slows Huntington's disease, a devastating brain condition that has robbed families of hope since the 1800s. A new gene therapy is protecting brain cells and slowing mental decline in patients who once had no options.
🎬 VideosMoroccan Dutch Build New Lives Back in Morocco
Thousands of Moroccan Dutch citizens are leaving the Netherlands to start businesses and raise families in Morocco, where growing opportunities and a welcoming culture offer fresh possibilities. What began as scattered returns has become a thriving movement, with entire Dutch-speaking neighborhoods emerging in Moroccan cities.
🧘 Health & WellnessNew Skin Cell Technique Unlocks HIV Brain Health Mystery
Scientists transformed skin cells into brain cells to discover why some HIV patients struggle with memory and focus, even when their virus is controlled. This breakthrough offers hope for millions living with cognitive challenges despite successful treatment.
🌐 Global NewsKentucky Man Finds 7-Foot Mystery Fossil Named 'Godzillus
An amateur fossil hunter spent an entire summer excavating a nearly seven-foot fossil in Kentucky that has professional paleontologists completely stumped. The 450-million-year-old discovery might be a species science has never seen before.
💡 SolutionsEU and South America Seal Historic Free Trade Deal
After 25 years of negotiations, the European Union and Mercosur are signing a landmark trade agreement creating one of the world's largest free trade zones. The pact connects 700 million consumers across two continents and shows global cooperation can still thrive.
💡 Solutions5 European Countries Welcome Student Families
International students can now bring their spouses and children to several European countries while pursuing their degrees. Five nations offer family-friendly policies that make studying abroad a shared adventure rather than a solo journey.
🚀 InnovationAfrica's AI Revolution Runs on Local Languages and Data
With a billion mobile users and a median age of 19, Africa isn't playing catch-up in artificial intelligence. Young entrepreneurs are building AI tools that teach, heal, and grow food using local languages and community data.
🦸 Community HeroesOhio State's Elsa Lemmilä Scores 21 After Family Reunion
Finnish basketball center Elsa Lemmilä bounced back from two surgeries to tie her career high of 21 points, crediting her family's six-week visit from 4,500 miles away. The Ohio State sophomore went from bench player to starter in just six games.
💡 SolutionsEurope's Wind Industry Ready to Scale Clean Energy
Europe's wind energy sector is poised for massive growth, with industry leaders pushing for better auction systems that have already helped Germany install 20GW of wind power in 2025 alone. The shift toward cleaner energy is working, with concrete plans to expand offshore wind capacity from 37GW to 300GW by 2050.
🧘 Health & WellnessScientists Crack How Keto Diet Stops Seizures After 100 Years
Researchers finally understand why the ketogenic diet has reduced seizures since the 1920s, opening doors to new treatments without the restrictive eating. The discovery could help millions with epilepsy, Alzheimer's, and other brain conditions.
🧘 Health & WellnessScientists Crack Cell Cleanup Code That Could Treat Disease
Japanese researchers discovered how cells identify and remove damaged proteins, solving a major mystery in cellular health. The breakthrough could lead to treatments for neurological disorders and diseases caused by toxic protein buildup.
💡 SolutionsEgypt Gets €1B From EU After Completing Green Reforms
Egypt just received one billion euros from the European Union after successfully completing 16 major reforms focused on clean energy, water management, and business growth. The achievement marks real progress in the country's partnership with Europe and opens doors for more sustainable development funding.
💡 SolutionsDenmark Nonprofit Gets $850M to Launch Biotech Startups
The Novo Nordisk Foundation just invested $850 million to help Europe's brilliant researchers turn their discoveries into real companies. This massive gift addresses a critical gap that has held back European innovation for decades.
Showing 20 of 230