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This article highlights the achievements of three individuals and a food-tech company. Ncuti Gatwa, a Scottish actor of Rwandan descent, has made history by becoming the first queer Black person to play the lead role in Doctor Who. Beth Koigi, a Kenyan entrepreneur, co-founded Majik Water to provide clean drinking water in arid regions. NotCo, a Chilean food-tech company, uses artificial intelligence to create plant-based food products that mimic the taste of animal-based foods. The company has experienced rapid growth and aims to focus on customer experience to make plant-based food mainstream. [Extracted from the article]

FLORENCE PUGH PHOTOGRAPHED ON MARCH 18 IN NEW YORK CITY U.K. Florence Pugh Saving the movie star from extinction BY ELIANA DOCKTERMAN WHEN FLORENCE PUGH WAS A CHILD, SHE HATED TO CRY in public. After her debut as Black Widow's sister Yelena in 2021's Black Widow, Pugh made a cameo in the Disney+ show Hawkeye and is scheduled to begin shooting a Marvel ensemble movie, Thunderbolts, with Harrison Ford this summer. In the cheeky "Cooking With Flo" Instagram videos that rose to popularity during quarantine, Pugh offered tips gleaned from her restaurateur father. IN HER "COOKING WITH FLO" SEGMENTS, PUGH HAS MADE EVERYTHING FROM HOMEMADE MARMALADE TO RATATOUILLE ONE OF PUGH'S BIGGEST FANS: HER GRAN, WHO HAS WALKED THE RED CARPET WITH THE YOUNG STAR SEVERAL TIMES Pugh is building a career on films that run the gamut from scrappy indie shoots to mega-blockbuster productions. [Extracted from the article]

David Arakhamia, the lead Ukrainian negotiator in talks with Moscow, says Bucha made it difficult to face the envoys of Russian President Vladimir Putin. Control of Bucha changed hands at least twice before the Russians managed to seize the town in the first week of March. Russia's attacks on civilians could change the course of the war INSIDE MIGRANTS AT U.S. BORDER WAIT FOR END OF PANDEMIC-ERA POLICY ELIZABETH ALEXANDER AND THE POWER OF MONUMENTS CHILDREN IN SHANGHAI FACE SEPARATION FROM PARENTS AMID COVID-19 LOCKDOWN PHOTOGRAPH BY SERGEI SUPINSKY THE BRIEF OPENER Something terrible happened in the basement of the children's summer camp in Bucha. But Zelensky urged the team to carry on, "even if there is only a 1% chance of peace after Bucha", says the negotiator, who has continued holding talks with the Russians almost every day. [Extracted from the article]

The article features Chinese American extreme sports athlete Eileen Gu and her ideology and advocacies like promoting women empowerment. Also cited are Gu's decision to represent China in international competitions like the 2022 Winter Olympics, the dilemmas facing Gu due to growing U.S.-China tension, and the move by U.S. President Joe Biden to endorse the Ensuring American Global Leadership and Engagement (EAGLE) Act to confront China in technology, trade and human rights.

The article features products included in the 100 Best Inventions of 2021 list, which includes the Mosquirix malaria vaccine from GlaxoSmithKline, Kuleana tuna from Kuleana, and Subdial free mobile emergency application from Big Human.

The article focuses on the efforts of the LGBTQ community in fighting to end discrimination they face in South Korea. Topics discussed include the difficulties being experienced by South Korean transgender woman Park Edhi in obtaining basic services in the country, drafts of an anti-discrimination act at the parliament, the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the prejudices facing the community, and the opposition of Christian groups to protection of rights of the LGBTQ community.

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