Boeing to launch Starliner space spacecraft with two astronauts.
Boeing's commercial aviation operations may face regulatory scrutiny, but that hasn't prevented the firm from pursuing its space ambitions. Boeing is preparing to launch its first Starliner spacecraft with a human crew into orbit next week. That is expected to provide it with a long-awaited opportunity to defeat Elon Musk's Space X.
What student demonstrations indicate about US politics and support for Israel
The number of nationwide university rallies against Israel's attack on Gaza is increasing, and several school encampments are under increased surveillance. Hundreds of students at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) crowded a demonstration space to support Palestine. The university has not responded to the precise demands. However, it stated that it upholds the community's rights to free expression. Less disturbance to instruction and classes is another goal shared by administrators. To avoid traffic, there is more security surrounding the encampment. Large-scale counterprotests are anticipated in the area in the following days, even though protests have been mainly peaceful.
Toy manufacturer Mattel has honored veteran actress Helen Mirren with her own Barbie doll and declared her a role model ahead of Women's Day on March 8.
Japan honors those lost in the Fukushima nuclear accident in 2011
On March 13, Japan commemorated the enormous earthquake and tsunami that led to a nuclear meltdown and rendered a sizable portion of Fukushima Prefecture uninhabitable.
UK: Rishi Sunak under criticism, government the least open in 25 years
The prime minister of the United Kingdom, Rishi Sunak, has come under fire for leading the least transparent administration in 25 years after it was revealed that the number of complete Freedom of Information (FOI) requests granted fell to a record low in 2019.
Israel continues its attack on Gaza, putting lives on hold.
Hundreds of thousands of Palestinians have been uprooted, their houses have been reduced to ruins, and their futures are on hold indefinitely. Al Jazeera spoke with a young student, a father of three, and an artist about how the war is delaying their aspirations.
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Article 23: A strict new national security bill is passed by the Hong Kong legislature
The Legislative Council of Hong Kong has overwhelmingly approved a new national security law that increases the authority of the government to suppress opposition. New laws on treason, espionage, external meddling, state secrets, and sedition were included in the Safeguarding National Security Law, which was passed on Tuesday. New authorities, according to Chief Executive John Lee, are required to preserve Hong Kong's standing. Critics claim they will be used to stifle dissent further and are overly ambiguous.
UN calls the displacement crisis in Sudan the worst in the world, with hundreds of people trying to return.
Over eight million people have been displaced from their homes as a result of the fighting in Sudan. According to the UN, it is the most significant displacement crisis in history. Thousands of individuals who first left South Sudan are attempting to return.
In Moscow, many commemorate the takeover of Crimea ten years ago.
On the tenth anniversary of Russia's takeover of Crimea from Ukraine, thousands of people gathered at Red Square in Moscow. Although most nations still recognize Crimea as part of Ukraine, it is a strategically valuable area that gives Russia's navy more access to international waters.
During Ramadan, Palestinians in Jerusalem fear violence from Israel.
The Al-Aqsa mosque compound's entrance has been blocked by Israeli soldiers in occupied East Jerusalem. A few believers said prayers outdoors. Israeli troops at the gate entrance beat other people who were attempting to enter the facility. The third-holiest place on the Muslim calendar is the Al-Aqsa compound. Israeli officials have restricted the amount of persons who can enter since October 7. Many Palestinians living in Israeli-occupied East Jerusalem worry that more Israeli restrictions will exacerbate the conflict.
According to a recent poll, support for the UK Conservatives is at its lowest point in 46 years.
An opinion poll released on Monday shows that as a general election approaches, support for the ruling Conservative Party has dropped to its lowest point in more than 40 years.
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