WORLD | March 2021
14 nations express concern over WHO report on coronavirus origins
China enacts changes to Hong Kong legislature
Militants attack northern Mozambique
Myanmar military crackdown continues, 114 killed
Cargo ship in Suez Canal fully refloated
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China sanctions UK individuals and entities
India blocks exports of coronavirus vaccines
Suez Canal blocked
Germany extends coronavirus-driven restrictions
Israel votes in fourth general election in last two years
Saudi Arabia proposes ceasefire in Yemen
18k people in Australia forced to evacuate due to flooding
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Paris announces new restrictions
EU concludes AstraZeneca coronavirus vaccine review
Russia recalls US ambassador
Israeli archaeologists discover Dead Sea Scroll fragments
Japanese court rules on same-sex marriage
China hit with worst sandstorm in 10 years
Protesters gather in Australia
Vatican issues statement on same-sex unions
At least 12 countries pause use of AstraZeneca vaccine
Italy tightens coronavirus restrictions
At least 38 anti-coup protesters killed in Myanmar
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Johnson and Johnson coronavirus vaccine receives EU authorization
Russia slows down Twitter
One year since WHO declared coronavirus as pandemic
WHO releases largest-ever report on violence against women
China and Russia plan to open Moon project
UK begins reopening schools
Oprah interview with Harry and Meghan airs
Explosions in Equatorial Guinea kill 17
Houthi rebels launch attack against Saudi oil facilities
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Pope Francis arrives in Iraq
Italy blocks coronavirus vaccine shipment to Australia
UN calls for investigation into human rights abuses in Tigray region
38 anti-coup protesters killed in Myanmar
Rocket attack strikes base in Iraq
Kidnapped Nigerian schoolgirls returned
EU officials to propose digital pass showing coronavirus vaccination history
Former French President found guilty of corruption
18 killed in violent crackdown on protesters in Myanmar
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