Taliban reopen Afghan schools — except for girls over sixth grade
Other events in March:
On the eve of the election, South Korean feminists are struggling with a sexist reaction
Two of Poland's largest cities warn they can no longer accept Ukrainian refugees
How Deforestation is pushing the Amazon to a Tipping Point
Yoon Suk-yeol, the country's former chief prosecutor, was elected South Korea's new president on Wednesday, ushering in an era of conservative party rule.
