March 5: Birthday of the stapler, World Energy Efficiency Day
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China will increase its military budget by 7.2%
France steps up assistance to rebuild Chernihiv region
The door from the movie Titanic is up for auction
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March 5: Birthday of the stapler, World Energy Efficiency Day
The first prototype of the stapler was made in the eighteenth century for King Louis XV of France. But it was on March 5, 1867, that the English designer and inventor George McGill received a patent for a special press for stapling sheets of paper.
The International Women's Award for Courage was presented in Washington, DC
The U. S. Secretary of State has awarded the 2022 International Women's Prize for Courage to 12 women from around the world who have advocated for human rights and gender equality at the risk of their lives.
Trump wins the North Dakota caucuses - The New York Times
Trump receives majority support in the preliminary results of the Republican caucuses in North Dakota.
Canada considers transferring CRV7 missiles to Ukraine
Canada is considering supplying Ukraine with CRV7 missiles to defend against a Russian invasion.
German police detain woman who barricaded herself in hospital
An armed 65-year-old woman barricaded herself in a hospital in Aachen, Germany, threatening staff and setting off pyrotechnics, prompting police to arrest her for attempted murder.
"Center for Public Health appoints former editor-in-chief of Medvedchuk's channel to head the organization
The former editor-in-chief of a sanctioned pro-Russian TV channel was appointed head of the communications department of the Ministry of Health of Ukraine, prompting the resignation of employees who opposed the appointment.
US detains Air Force officer for disclosing classified data on Russia and Ukraine
A US Air Force officer was detained for disclosing classified information about Russia's invasion of Ukraine to an accomplice on a foreign dating site.
China will increase its military budget by 7.2%
China will increase its defense budget for 2024 by 7. 2% to 1.67 trillion yuan ($230.6 billion) and will focus on reunification with Taiwan.
France steps up assistance to rebuild Chernihiv region
France has agreed to allocate more than $5 million to help rebuild war-affected areas of Chernihiv Oblast.
The door from the movie Titanic is up for auction
A fragment of the wooden door frame from the Titanic that saved Kate Winslet's character Rose in the movie will be sold at auction with a starting bid of $40,000.