Новости за 21.03.2022

The Russian invasion impels many Africans to seek a stronger self-image of freedom.

Residents in Marseille are volunteering to clean up garbage after a recent strike, part of a broader citizen-led effort to beautify a grimy city.

A hallmark of Martin Luther King Jr.’s success as a leader was his adaptability, which included broadening his goals to include all people.

Twice a year in May-June and November-December, ranchers in Colombia hire llaneros, local cowboys who employ traditional cattle-driving practices.

If Ketanji Brown Jackson becomes the first Black woman to serve on the Supreme Court, it will mark a crucial representation milestone, especially for Black girls who seldom see prominent female leaders who look like them.

California Gov. Gavin Newsom has proposed to allocate $100 million for Native American tribes to buy and preserve ancestral land, which would also help preserve one-third of California lands and coastal waters by 2030, one of the state’s climate goals.

Since the Russian invasion of Ukraine began last month, Ukrainians have been arriving at the southern border. Many have been granted temporary asylum. But Russians who fear a draft or oppose the war have been arriving there, too. Few of them have gotten across.

Aramco's CEO said the multiple attacks on Saudi Arabia Sunday had no impact on oil supplies, although one refinery saw a temporary decline in production.