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Here’s What Happened Around The World In February 2022

From the Beijing Olympics to the coup in Burkina Faso, here are some of the biggest news stories that happened around the world in February.

1. Russia has invaded Ukraine after president Vladmir Putin declared a war to “demilitarize” Ukraine.

2. New Zealand has officially banned LGBT conversion therapy.

3. Colombia’s top court has voted to decriminalize abortion, the latest Latin American country to do so.

4. Australia’s prime minister has apologized to women who were sexually assaulted in the parliament.

5. The 2022 Winter Olympics took place in Beijing, marked by a doping scandal and political undertones.

6. After the government failed to stop Islamist insurgents, Burkina Faso’s military has seized power in a coup.

7. An Indian state banned Muslim girls from wearing hijabs in school and people are protesting.

9. This 5-year-old Moroccan boy trapped in a well for four days died after rescuers finally reached him.

Niger’s Military Government Has Made Same-Sex Relations A Crime

The operation is ongoing and will target facilities where people of the same sex live together, including army residences and college campuses.

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The UK’s Main Far-Right Lawmaker “Resigned” After It Was Revealed He Accepted Millions From A Convict

Farage was stepping down as MP for Clacton but said he would stand again for the same seat, saying he wanted voters to decide his future.

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100,000 People In Norway Gathered To Welcome Their Team Home After Their Best-Ever World Cup Run

The team performed the "Viking Row," with Crown Prince Haakon leading the crowd on drums, then paraded the streets of central Oslo with an open-top bus.

Egypt’s Football Team Returned Home To A Hero’s Welcome After A Historic World Cup Performance

Players and coaching staff rode through the city on an open-top bus as supporters lined the streets.