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Mar 21, 2022


TODAY

Ukraine has defiantly rejected Russian calls to surrender the southern city of
Mariupol. Unprecedented, simultaneous heat waves at both of Earth’s poles have
scientists extremely worried. Britain’s Prime Minister Boris Johnson has angered
politicians on both sides of the channel by comparing the Ukrainians’ fight for
freedom to Brits voting for Brexit. And confirmation hearings for Judge Ketanji
Brown Jackson, the first Black woman nominated to the U.S. Supreme Court, kick
off today. All this and more in today’s PDB.


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No White Flag

UKRAINE REJECTS RUSSIAN ULTIMATUM TO SURRENDER IN MARIUPOL

Ukraine’s government rejected Russia’s demand for Ukrainian forces in the
besieged city of Mariupol to surrender in exchange for civilians’ safe passage
out of the city. “There can be no question of any surrender, laying down of
arms,” said Deputy Prime Minister Iryna Vereshchuk, calling instead for a
humanitarian corridor to allow civilians to escape. Military experts say the war
has reached a bloody stalemate, with Russian forces losing ground around Kyiv
and becoming increasingly reliant on artillery and missile strikes on civilian
targets. EU foreign ministers meet in Brussels today to discuss next steps. U.S.
President Joe Biden will join them on Thursday. (Sources: Reuters, NYT)

Burning at Both Ends

HEAT WAVES AT BOTH POLES HAVE SCIENTISTS ALARMED

Temperatures in Antarctica reached record levels this weekend, at an astonishing
40 C above normal in places. At the same time, spots near the North pole also
showed signs of melting, with some temperatures 30 C higher than usual for an
arctic spring. It’s a double-edged sword: not only are the heat waves a strong
signal of the damage humanity is wreaking on the climate, but the melting could
also trigger further cascading changes that will accelerate climate collapse.
Alarmed climate scientists have warned the “historic,” “unprecedented” and
“dramatic” events could signal faster and abrupt climate breakdown. But are
lawmakers listening? (Source: The Guardian)

BoJo’s Brexit Botch-Up

BRITAIN’S PM COMPARES UKRAINIAN FREEDOM FIGHTERS WITH BREXIT VOTERS

Boris Johnson has sparked outrage in the U.K. and Europe for comparing
Ukrainians’ instinct “to choose freedom” with Brits who voted for Brexit. “When
the British people voted for Brexit … I don’t believe it was because they were
remotely hostile to foreigners,” he said. “It’s because they wanted to be free
to do things differently and for this country to be able to run itself.” Donald
Tusk, former president of the European Council, called the comments offensive.
Conservative peer Lord Barwell said voting in a referendum was not “in any way
comparable with risking your life.” (Source: BBC)

Jackson for Justice?

JUDGE JACKSON TO APPEAR BEFORE SENATE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE

Confirmation hearings for Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson, the first Black woman
nominated to the Supreme Court, kick off today. The American Bar Association has
given Jackson its highest rating: unanimously “well qualified.” It’s unclear how
aggressively Republicans will go after Jackson, as her confirmation would not
alter the court’s 6-3 conservative majority. Republican Sen. Josh Hawley of
Missouri, a potential 2024 presidential candidate, hinted he might attack what
he sees as “an alarming pattern when it comes to Judge Jackson’s treatment of
sex offenders, especially those preying on children.” The White House forcefully
condemned Hawley’s “toxic and weakly presented misinformation.” (Source: AP)

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HERE ARE SOME THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT TODAY: 

China plane crash. A Boeing 737 with 133 people on board crashed in a remote,
mountainous area in southern China today. Rescuers are en route to the site and
“the situation with casualties remains unclear” according to Chinese state
television. (Source: NYT) Tanzanian tragedy. At least 22 people were killed
after a bus crashed into a truck in eastern Tanzania on Friday. A further 38
people were injured. (Source: Al Jazeera) Yemen strikes back. Yemen’s Houthi
rebels unleashed an intense barrage of drone and missile strikes on Saudi
Arabian energy facilities on Sunday, sparking a fire at one site and temporarily
cutting oil production at another. (Source: AP)


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PRYING EYES PUT MIXED BATHING AT JAPAN’S ONSEN IN JEOPARDY

The ogling eyes of male wani (crocodiles) are putting women off visits to hot
springs where both sexes have bathed naked for centuries. These crocodiles lurk
nose-deep in the restorative waters scanning for female bathers, ignoring the
unwritten rule that says to avert their eyes. Around 500 onsen (hot springs)
allow mixed nude bathing — down from 1,200 in 1993. Some properties have
installed partitions, but more are requiring bathers to partially cover up.
While this seems to be doing the trick, onsen aficionado Yasuhiko Kobayashi says
“the decline of mixed bathing is proof that standards are declining” in Japanese
society. (Source: The Guardian)

U-Turn

AFGHANISTAN’S LAST FINANCE MINISTER IS NOW A DC UBER DRIVER

If you hail a ride in Washington, D.C., you may be picked up by Khalid Payenda,
Afghanistan’s last pre-Taliban finance minister. The U.S.-educated economist
took the ministry job after watching his mother die of COVID-19 in an
under-resourced Kabul hospital. His wife urged against it, but he felt a duty to
try to make things better in his country. Now Payenda wishes he’d listened to
her: “I saw a lot of ugliness, and we failed. I was part of the failure.”
Driving his Honda Accord through Virginia’s suburbs helps him to forget such
thoughts — at least for a while. (Source: WaPo)

Finn-tastic Five

FINNS ARE THE WORLD’S HAPPIEST (AGAIN) BUT WE’RE ALL GETTING KINDER

For the fifth year running, Finland has topped the World Happiness Report, with
Denmark and Iceland rounding out the podium. The Nordic nation scores well on
measures including life expectancy, GDP per capita, social and community
support, low corruption and the freedom to make key life decisions. More
surprising was the revelation that global benevolence is on the rise: donating
to charity, helping a stranger and volunteering are up around 25% from
pre-pandemic levels. Afghanistan’s last-place finish was “a stark reminder of
the material and immaterial damage that war does to its many victims,” said
report co-editor Emmanuel De Neve. (Source: CNN)

Mass Bleaching?

AUSTRALIA’S GREAT BARRIER REEF HIT BY ANOTHER SEVERE BLEACHING EVENT

The 310-mile Central section of Australia’s Great Barrier Reef has suffered
severe bleaching to 60% of its corals. While two northern sections have been
spared this year, scientists await results from the south to determine whether a
“mass bleaching” has occurred. Bleaching happens when the sea surface
temperature stays too hot for too long, causing corals to expel the algae living
in their tissues and turn white. Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority chief
scientist David Wachenfeld said bleached coral can recover if temperatures
stabilize quickly. He urged “people to be inspired and determined to [take]
greater action to protect the reef.” (Source: The Age)

Allez les Bleus!

FRANCE SWEEPS ENGLAND ASIDE TO WIN RUGBY’S SIX NATIONS

In a packed Stade de France adorned with tricolores, Les Bleus turned on the
style to beat their old foes 25-13 and by three tries to one. The win marked the
end of a triumphant Six Nations campaign that saw France beat all comers and
took them to their first Grand Slam (beating England, Wales, Scotland and
Ireland) in 12 years. “France are streets ahead of every other team in this
competition. They have a brilliant style. They have flair with work rate and
physicality,” said former England wing Ugo Monye. Next stop: the 2023 World Cup.
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