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In the 18 months before his assassination, Martin Luther King Jr. faced overwhelming pressure and disappointment as he fought against racism, war, and poverty.
Kate Humble and Dr Helen Czerski explore Earth's orbit around the sun from January to the March equinox, highlighting its environmental impacts.
VICE News shows the chaotic reality of an Islamic State fighter's last battle in Iraq.
The Donetsk People's Republic hosts a beauty pageant for female rebel fighters on International Women's Day.
Hundreds of thousands march for Palestine, facing anti-Semitism and police clashes in London.
A hotline reports over 1,700 racist attacks against Asians and Asian Americans since March.
Residents return to Okuma near Fukushima Daiichi for the first time since the March disaster.
Biden Administration flies migrants from Texas to San Diego to expel them back to Mexico.
Brazil's March protests call for President Dilma Rousseff's impeachment amid corruption scandals.
In March 1999, Ethiopia and Eritrea fight a brutal war while the world focuses on Kosovo.
Sweetwater, Texas holds its largest rattlesnake roundup amid pandemic concerns in March.
India's Public Health System struggles with COVID-19 amid rising cases and doctor shortages.
Thousands of Israelis protest in Tel Aviv over rising unemployment and government response to COVID-19.
Data shows the UK death rate from COVID-19 has flattened since March lockdown measures.
Oxford University estimates two-thirds may have had coronavirus by March 19.
Ireland closes schools until March 29th as UK maintains its approach amid COVID-19.
The COVID-19 pandemic caused a 94 percent drop in global air traffic, leading to long-term challenges for the tourism industry and economic hardships worldwide.
Fukushima begins removing spent fuel, marking a key step in remediation efforts after the disaster.
General Motors cuts 11,000 jobs in March, affecting workers like Linda in Lordstown, Ohio.
Hedge funds lose $15 billion as McDonald's faces a €300 million tax bill in France.
LaShonda Salinas recounts her experience of being criminally charged for HIV exposure after her boyfriend filed charges following their breakup, leading to her arrest and mandatory sex offender registration.
Hundreds of thousands march in Westminster for a people's vote on Brexit.
Investor confidence rises on Wall Street as Brexit approaches and consumer sentiment improves.
The Japanese stock market in March 2017 shows low activity despite a 14-month high index.
Louisville protests for Breonna Taylor erupt after George Floyd's death in March.
Juggalos march in D.C. on Saturday to protest the FBI's gang designation of their community.
Martin Luther King Jr. speaks to a crowd in Alabama in 1965, urging them to march together to the courthouse to demand voting rights.
In March 1999, Nigeria's oil communities demand accountability for pollution and exploitation.
Over 100,000 people march in The Hague for Gaza and Palestine's freedom and justice.
France faces unrest after a police shooting of a teenager in Paris suburb Montair this morning.
The Petrobras corruption scandal, involving executives from Brazil's state-controlled oil company and major construction firms, has cost over twenty billion dollars and sparked widespread outrage.
Polina prepares for the Independence Day march and faces her first election campaign.
Renewed clashes in Venezuela follow Maria Corina Machado's congressional seat removal on March 24.
Andre Kotzenka is expelled from his St Petersburg university for anti-war posts on Instagram.
Conan Conan supports interns facing student debt and income inequality at a rally.
Silicon Valley Bank collapses in March, exposing flaws in America's banking system.
Saint Patrick's Day celebrates Ireland's patron saint, with origins in American parades.
Tatars in Crimea boycott the March referendum to join Russia due to historical grievances.
In March 2014, students occupied Taiwan's parliament to protest a controversial service trade agreement with China, leading to the formation of the Sunflower Movement.
Theresa May presents a Brexit deal to Parliament, ensuring a March 29 departure from the EU.
Jose Castillo seeks asylum in Canada but faces challenges and separation from his family.
Venezuelans endure daily power outages amid shortages and political turmoil since March 7.
Trump humorously discusses wiretapping claims with Obama while highlighting Women's History Month.
The UK now has the highest COVID-19 death toll in Europe, surpassing Italy's figures.
The UK PM warns of no-deal preparations if the House votes down the deal on December 11th.
Thousands march in London for pro-Palestinian rights, demanding a permanent ceasefire.
Ukrainian troops report significant advances in liberating communities from Russian control near the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power station, amid ongoing atrocities.
A cyclist is shot by Russian armoured vehicles in Bucha during the March occupation.
