Wikinews:2023/March

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March 2

• US state of Florida assumes control of Disney World's self-governing district

March 3

• Electoral commission declares Bola Tinubu victor in Nigerian presidential election

March 7

• "Crimea is a 'red line' for Putin": Dr. Jeremy Morris discusses Ukraine war developments with Wikinews

March 9

• Netherlands set to further restrict semiconductor technology exports
• Islamabad High Court temporarily suspends arrest warrant against former Pakistani PM Imran Khan

March 11

• US House of Representatives rejects resolution to order troop withdrawal from Syria

March 12

• Médecins Sans Frontières closes hospital amid rising violence in Haiti

March 13

• Russian travel writer Viktor Pinchuk recounts Oceania expedition in Simferopol, Crimea
• Sydney, Australia woman who "spontaneously" murdered boyfriend in "fatal explosion of emotion" sentenced

March 19

• Study: floods, droughts more intense in past 20 years due to higher global temperatures

March 21

• US Interior Department approves Willow oil project in Alaska

March 23

• US President Biden signals support for bill to repeal authorizations for use of military force against Iraq

March 24

• US condemns Russian Defense Minister for awarding pilots who intercepted US drone

March 27

• Strongest tornado since 1983 strikes Los Angeles County, California

March 28

• UN agency reports 531 dead in Haiti, calls for international support

March 30

• Russian photographer Viktor Pinchuk presents nude album NUances of fantasy