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FOLLOWING A second fatal crash involving Boeing's new 737-MAX 8, China and other countries [[ok?]] have grounded their fleets of the airliner.
What does this mean for the world’s largest planemaker? In Russia, protests have broken out against President Vladimir Putin’s attempt to isolate and control the country’s internet. His bid to regain Russians’ full attention may come too late. And we look at why so many women are getting divorced in Bangladesh. Additional audio from Anton Scherbakov. Runtime: 21 min.
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