The 5 things you should know this March 24: Russia’s war in Ukraine is one month old. This is how the world has changed

The United States formally declares that Russia committed war crimes in Ukraine. What China really means when it talks about NATO’s eastward expansion. The qualifiers for the World Cup in Qatar enter a decisive phase. This is what you need to know to start the day. Truth first. 1 Russia’s war in Ukraine is one month old It seemed impossible that a full-scale war would break out again in Europe, and that Russia would once again be at the center. But it happened. This Thursday marks exactly one month since the first Russian tanks crossed the border into Ukraine. Now, with the Russian advance slowing and talks moving forward, the world is wondering if peace may be on the horizon or if war has, in fact, just begun. This is what you need to know. 2 What China Really Means When It Talks About NATO’s Eastward Expansion When Russia’s military launched an unprovoked attack on Ukraine last month, China appeared to side with Moscow, accusing the United States and its allies of of provoking the conflict by allowing its security bloc to expand eastward. Now, as China faces pressure from the West to condemn the Russian invasion, similar rhetoric is mounting about America’s footprint in Asia. Analysis of Simone McCarthy. Biden says there will be implications if China provides support to Russia 5:133 A mother, a fiancee and a friend: Families mourn the victims of the China Eastern Airlines plane that crashed A passenger on the China Eastern Airlines plane that crashed this Monday was a mother traveling to visit her daughter, whom she had not seen in several years. Another was a woman who was going to reunite with her fiancé after spending months apart. As they awaited her arrival, those loved ones were confronted with horror after China Eastern Airlines Flight 5735, en route from Kunming to Guangzhou, crashed in the densely forested mountains of southern China. They find a black box from the crashed plane in China 0:494 Moderna says that its vaccine against covid-19 works as well in children as in adults The company said that two doses of 25 micrograms of its vaccine for children between 6 months to 5 years provided a similar immune response to two 100 microgram doses for adults aged 18 to 25 years. This indicates that the benefit of the vaccine in young adults is also reflected in young children. Based on the data, the company said it will petition the US Food and Drug Administration to license the vaccine for use in this younger age group in the coming weeks. Moderna’s vaccine booster would be effective against omicron 0:345 Madeleine Albright, first female US secretary of state, dies Madeleine Albright, the first US secretary of state, has died at the age of 84. Albright was a central figure in the administration of President Bill Clinton, first serving as the US ambassador to the United Nations before becoming the country’s top diplomat in his second term. She championed the expansion of NATO, pushed for the alliance to intervene in the Balkans to stop genocide and ethnic cleansing, sought to reduce the proliferation of nuclear weapons, and defended human rights and democracy around the world. Meet the legacy of Madeleine Albright 1:15 At coffee time The human body is often seen through the male lens. Thirty female photographers present a different view Many of the most iconic images of the body have been taken by men: think of Edward Weston’s soft black-and-white photography of his muse, or Mario Sorrenti’s erotic ad campaign with Kate Moss for Calvin Klein. But a new exhibition at Fotografiska New York features 30 contemporary female artists offering new perspectives on the nude form as a symbol of beauty, self-expression, identity, eroticism or politics. A payment receipt for an “invisible” work of art could fetch $500,000 at auction. In 1958, artist Yves Klein opened a famous exhibition called “The Void,” in which he placed a large cabinet in a room that was otherwise would otherwise be empty. Thousands of visitors, who paid for his admission, showed up at a Paris gallery to take a look at nothing at all. Following the success of the show, the French artist took the idea one step further. Immersive artwork like NFT up for auction 0:50Sebastián Yatra recruits John Legend for a bilingual version of his hit “Tacones Rojos” This is perhaps the version of Sebastián Yatra’s “Tacones Rojos” that we didn’t know we needed. The Colombian singer-songwriter released this Wednesday the bilingual version of his hit in which he also shares microphones with prominent American singer-songwriter John Legend. Meet her. Everything you need to know about the date of the qualifiers The Conmebol teams play, between this Thursday, March 24 and Tuesday, March 29, the last two days of the South American qualifiers for the 2022 World Cup. And there is still much to be defined. Concacaf also enters the final stretch facing Qatar. Here, the details of dates, matches and positions in the competitions of South America and North America, Central America and the Caribbean. Conmebol injects more prizes for its tournaments 1:18Dug, “the world’s largest potato”, is not really a potato When the New Zealand couple Colin and Donna Craig-Brown discovered this gigantic tuber in their garden in August 2021, They knew they had something special on their hands. They decided to submit Dug to Guinness World Records, and seven months and a DNA test later, they received some depressing news. Today’s Number 58% A majority of Americans support the confirmation of Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson to the Supreme Court, with 58% saying the Senate should vote for her landmark appointment to the highest court in the nation, according to a recently released Gallup poll. Biden elects Ketanji Brown Jackson to the US Supreme Court. 6:36 Quote of the Day “Today I can announce that, based on currently available information, the United States Government assesses that members of the Russian forces have committed war crimes in Ukraine”. The US government has formally declared that members of the Russian Armed Forces have committed war crimes in Ukraine, Secretary of State Antony Blinken said. US says Russian Army committed war crimes in Ukraine 2:18 Pick of the day 17 tips to make your economy seat on the plane more comfortable

And finally Anne Hathaway beats Kelly Clarkson… with her own song During a segment of “The Kelly Clarkson Show,” Anne Hathaway and Clarkson competed to guess and sing the correct song after listening to a few seconds of the music. And the actress prevailed with “Since U Been Gone”, by Clarkson herself, who fell to her knees in shame. Kelly Clarkson loses to Anne Hathaway…with one of her songs 1:03