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US Expands Russian Sanctions and Plans to Accept 100,000 Ukrainian Refugees Monks Welcome Ukraine Refugees to Monastery in Romania – in Pictures Even Trees Are Political Now ‘I Can Make a Difference’: How Australian Volunteers Are Helping Ukrainian Refugees Across Europe ‘We can’t see the future’: Russians fleeing war seek solace in Istanbul ‘Is It a Crime to Study?’: Outcry As Taliban Bar Girls From Secondary Schools Rohingya Refugees Welcome US Decision to Call Myanmar Atrocities a Genocide Growing Calls in Caribbean to Cut Ties to Monarchy As Royals Fly Out Finland Named World's Happiest Country for Fifth Year Running End of an Era As Canada's Oldest ‘Prairie Castle’ to Be Dismantled ‘Crocodiles’ Could Spell the End of Japan's Tradition of Nude Mixed Bathing Hunger Forces Thousands to Cross From Angola Into Namibia – in Pictures A Wonderful Accomplishment’: Success for Cleanup of Nigeria's Deadly Lead Pollution Machu Picchu: Inca Site ‘Has Gone by Wrong Name for Over 100 Years’ Oti Mabuse: Mum Set up a Dance School to Give US Opportunities Apartheid Denied Her The Photography of Sumy Sadurni: in Pictures Build a New City or New Humans? a Utopia in India Fights Over Future. The Smugglers’ Paradise of Afghanistan Venice Hotel Guests Issued With Water Pistols to Shoot Gulls

March 18, 2022

• Equality Was Key to Ancient Mexican City's Success, Study Suggests
• Benin's First Female Vice-President on Women's Bodies, Amazon Warriors and Being Called a Feminist
• ‘Risky, Profitable, Exciting’: Tiktok Fuels Bolivia's Contraband Car Craze
• Three Centuries On, a Shaman's Precious Rune Drum Returns Home
• How European Response to Ukraine Refugees Differs From UK
• Why Are Tokyo Residents Saying Sayōnara to Japan's Capital?
• Tokyo Schools Cut Controversial Rules Governing Hairstyles and Underwear
• A Drowning World: Kenya's Quiet Slide Underwater
• ‘Devastated’: Gender Equality Hopes on Hold As ‘Anti-Feminist’ Voted South Korea's President
• Is a Madagascan Mine the First to Offset Its Destruction of Rainforest?
• Malaysian Government's ‘Gay Conversion’ App Pulled by Google Play
• ‘Nothing Was Stolen’: New Zealanders Carry on Borrowing From Closed, Unstaffed Library
• ‘Wisdom and Respect’: What Peru's Forgotten Generation Can Teach Us About Life and Ageing
• Philippines Considers Four-Day Working Week to Combat Rising Costs
• ‘It's a Vocation’: the Women Leading Barcelona's Craft Beer Revolution
• Backpackers’ Return Brings Glimmer of Hope for Thailand Tourism Revival
• ‘I’m Still Going’: Woman Who Fed Thousands in Zimbabwe's Lockdown Thinks Bigger

March 11, 2022

• Let the Horror in Ukraine Open Our Eyes to the Suffering of War around the World
• Black Women Photographers on What International Women’s Day Means to Them
• ‘Traumatised and Terrified, With Nowhere Else to Go’: Huge Numbers of People Stuck at Us Border
• Where in Europe Are Ukraine’s Refugees Going?
• From Taliban Bullets to Russian Bombs: War Chases Afghan Refugee Across Europe
• No Ikea Shelves, No Levis: the Retail Exodus From Russia Is on
• Kill the Bill and Period Protests: Human Rights This Fortnight – in Pictures
• Let’s Spouge! Discover the Funky Joy of the Greatest Forgotten Music Genre
• Tchaikovsky and Moscow Mules Off: Consumers Vent Fury Over Ukraine Invasion
• Canadian Pipeline Groups Spend Big to Pose As Indigenous Champions
• Denmark PM Says Sorry to Greenland Inuit Taken for ‘Heartless’ Social Experiment
• First Female Judge Presides Over Hearing at Top Court in Egypt
• ‘The World Is Now Coming to Africa’: Why Madonna and Ed Sheeran Want a Piece of Afrobeats
• Florence Tomb by Michelangelo Restored With Aid of Bacteria
• ‘Women of the Wild’: the Platform Giving India’s Nature Experts a Voice
• One Woman’S War Story: Hive, the Real-Life Sundance Hit Set on Kosovo’s Feminist Frontline
• ‘We Need Bread’: Fears in Middle East As Ukraine War Hits Wheat Imports
• ‘Hijab Marches’ Compete With Pakistan’s International Women’s Day Rallies
• The Guardian View on Ukraine’s Cultural Heritage: a Second Front
• ‘When I Surf I Feel so Strong’: Sri Lankan Women’s Quiet Surfing Revolution
• Scotland Apologizes for History of Witchcraft Persecution

March 4, 2022

• ‘Cultural catastrophe’: Ukrainians Fear for Art and Monuments Amid Onslaught
• War-Hit Families Flee to Safety As 1M Leave Ukraine – in Pictures
• People of colour fleeing Ukraine attacked by Polish nationalists
• Weatherwatch: the Japanese Legend of the Wind Weasel
• More Rights Defenders Murdered in 2021, With 138 Activists Killed Just in Colomb
• It’s Become a Movement’: Afrobeats’ Steady Path to World Domination
• Donatello Bronzes Moved in Italy for Groundbreaking Exhibition
• Chagossian Exiles Celebrate Emotional Return As UK Tries to Justify Control
• ‘Showing Respect’: Revival of Japanese Technique That Promises Fish a Better Way to Die
• ‘House of Love’: the Calm, Creative Space Changing Young Lives in Karachi
• Fear and Dread: Covid-Free for Two Years, Pacific Islands Experience Explosion in Case Numbers
• ‘For Our Grandchildren’: the Man Recording the Lives of Paraguay’s Vanishing Forest People
• ‘Our Fates Are United’: Syrians Rally Behind Ukraine After Years of Russian Torment
• The Student, the Penguin and the King: Elite Thai University Roiled by Dissent
• Also at Stake in Ukraine: the Future of Two Orthodox Churches
• ‘We Are on Our Side’: Across Asia, a Mixed Reaction to Ukraine War
• Gold Ingots From 18th-Century Shipwreck Returned to France