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University-funded scholarships (full funding) University of Groningen, Netherlands: The Eric Bleumink Fund covers tuition, living costs and travel for students from developing countries. Groningen offers chemistry and some education-related programmes. Linköping University, Sweden: The Global Master’s Scholarship covers tuition, and some versions also cover living costs. It has been open to non-EU students, though the available programmes vary. KAUST, Saudi Arabia: Fully funded MS/PhD programmes with a stipend, housing and tuition. Chemistry is a core strength. Stipendium Hungaricum, Hungary: This is government-run, but you apply to specific Hungarian universities. Chemistry and education programmes are available. Chinese universities (Tsinghua, Zhejiang, USTC, etc.): Many offer full scholarships through the Chinese Government Scholarship (CSC) or university-level awards. Chemistry is widely available, and English-taught education programmes exist too. Mastercard Foundation Scholar...
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Nigeria's vice president takes over as the coordinator of Nigeria government.         Nigeria's President Muhammadu Buhari, due to his ailment wrote a letter to the senate. In his letter he took a permission for medical follow up. The Nigerian president who has been traveling out of the country for quite sometime now over his health issues gave the vice-president Y emi Osinbajo the authority as the coordinator of Nigeria government while he travels to London for treatment and said that the length of his stay will be determined by the advice of the doctors.

A dolphin found stranded on the beach in a village in south China

The dolphin who was about two metres in length and weighing over a hundred kilogram was found on the beach in a village in south China on Sunday. The dolphin had an injury on it's skin .The skin infection had symptoms of dehydration.         The local residence that found the dolphin called the police to help it back in the sea. To avoid hurting the dolphin the militants and the police men pushed it slowly into the sea.         The local fishing farming department offered expert advice. They carried the injured dolphin to a nearby place and treated its wound before putting it back to the sea.