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| + | * Norway’s para-alpine skier Jesper Pedersen produced a superb run to win gold in the Men’s Downhill Sitting at the 2026 Winter Paralympics. <small>([[Norway#March_7|more]])</small> [[File:Norway.gif]] | ||
* Georgia and South Korea signed a framework agreement on cooperation in addressing climate change to strengthen joint efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. <small>([[Georgia#March_13|more]])</small> [[File:Georgia.gif]] | * Georgia and South Korea signed a framework agreement on cooperation in addressing climate change to strengthen joint efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. <small>([[Georgia#March_13|more]])</small> [[File:Georgia.gif]] | ||
* Carina Edlingerova, a Czech Paralympic cross-country skier, won gold in the Women's Sprint Pursuit Vision Impaired category at the 2026 Winter Paralympics. <small>([[Czech_Republic#March_13|more]])</small> [[File:Czech_Republic.gif]] | * Carina Edlingerova, a Czech Paralympic cross-country skier, won gold in the Women's Sprint Pursuit Vision Impaired category at the 2026 Winter Paralympics. <small>([[Czech_Republic#March_13|more]])</small> [[File:Czech_Republic.gif]] | ||
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* RMIT University engineers in Australia have built a remote-controlled minibot that hoovers up oil spills using an innovative filtering system inspired by sea urchins. <small>([[Australia#March_10|more]])</small> [[File:Australia.gif]] | * RMIT University engineers in Australia have built a remote-controlled minibot that hoovers up oil spills using an innovative filtering system inspired by sea urchins. <small>([[Australia#March_10|more]])</small> [[File:Australia.gif]] | ||
* Russian skier Varvara Voronchikhina won the first Paralympic gold medal for Russia since 2014 with victory in the women's standing super G at the 2026 Winter Paralympics. <small>([[Russia#March_9|more]])</small> [[File:Russia.gif]] | * Russian skier Varvara Voronchikhina won the first Paralympic gold medal for Russia since 2014 with victory in the women's standing super G at the 2026 Winter Paralympics. <small>([[Russia#March_9|more]])</small> [[File:Russia.gif]] | ||
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