Two years ago, on Aug. 15, 2021, the Taliban stormed into Kabul, capping 20 years of terrorist-led insurgency to reestablish an extreme theocratic regime. Almost overnight, the country was thrown ...
On April 15, Fahima Hashim awoke to the sound of her nephew shouting her name. “The war has started!” he yelled. Her family hunkered down in their Khartoum home, hoping ...
On July 24, the Israeli government charged ahead with plans for a judicial overhaul with the passage of a bill striking down the courts’ ability to review the “reasonableness” of ...
Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt, R., signed the “Women’s Bill of Rights” into law Tuesday in a move blasted by some critics as “sexist” and “transphobic.” Joining “The Faulkner Focus” shortly after, Stitt ...
Welcome back to Foreign Policy’s Latin America Brief. The highlights this week: Latin American athletes are embracing activism at the Women’s World Cup, Brazil’s sugar industry is souring its electric vehicle ambitions, ...
When a male client grabbed 32-year-old Hafsa Ahmad from behind inside a crowded courtroom in the eastern Pakistani city of Lahore, she knew no colleague would stand up for her ...
It’s hard to deny that Democrats have a masculinity problem. Attitudes toward masculinity have been an important predictor of votes for Donald Trump. And while Black and Latino voters still ...
Hatred is stalking the women of Afghanistan, pushing them further into darkness as world leaders appear to be ignoring the terrible truth that the Taliban’s efforts to disappear half the ...
WARSAW, Poland — Women’s rights advocates have called for protests in dozens of Polish cities on Wednesday under the slogan “Stop killing us,” after a woman in her fifth month ...
A sophomore at the University of Cincinnati claims that her professor gave her a zero on a college project for using the term “biological women.” Olivia Krolczyk, 20, said her ...
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