Jina Mahsa Amini’s execution and the blatant abuse of countless other women by the morality police in Iran stress the United States’ need to control omnipotent, patriarchal systems continuing to ...
Activist Justyna Wydrzynska was sentenced to eight months of community service on Tuesday, after Polish courts found her guilty of helping another woman to have an abortion. Poland has some of ...
A surprising number of people in younger generations believe that womenâs rights have gone too far, with a new survey revealing gender equality progress could be at risk of stalling. ...
Perhaps in an attempt to divert attention from the backlash his government is facing over the recent pension reform proposal, Emmanuel Macron on Wednesday, March 8 announced his intention to cement ...
Welcome back to Foreign Policy’s Latin America Brief. The highlights this week: Brazilian women demand more female appointees in the Lula administration, Uruguay mourns an iconic architect, and a new U.S. intelligence ...
On Aug. 16, 2021, the day after Kabul fell to the Taliban and the United States began its hasty withdrawal, journalist Zahra Joya woke up in despair. Joya, then 28, ...
Afghanistan is marking its second International Women’s Day since the Taliban returned, with half the population incarcerated in their homes and increasingly shut out of work, education, health care, and ...
The man was ordered to pay her “204,624.86 euros ($218,300), calculating the figure based on the annual minimum wage” throughout their marriage, said the ruling by a court in the ...
Welcome to today’s Morning Brief, where we’re looking at Iran’s suspected schoolgirl poisonings, South Korea and Japan’s thawing relations, and Kevin McCarthy and Tsai Ing-Wen’s meeting plans. If you would ...
Even as missiles pound Ukrainian cities and soldiers guard trenches, the war in Ukraine has maintained a stubbornly online element, as supporters from all around the world clash with Russian ...
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