Europe

The Council of Europe has raised the alarm about France’s insufficient protection of women from sexual assault and violence, highlighting a deep and ongoing crisis. France continues to grapple with…

A new study by the Education Policy Institute (EPI) warns that England’s low birth rate is threatening the viability of state primary schools. If current trends continue, as many as…

The joining of the flotilla from Tunisian soil comes at a time when international organizations are reporting a catastrophic famine in Gaza. Adele Haenel, previously known for her courageous protests…

Australia’s groundbreaking initiative to prohibit social media use for individuals under 16 has garnered international acclaim, positioning the country as a leader in digital child protection. A Landmark Decision at…

The women’s basketball club Lointek Gernika from Spain has announced it will refuse to play against the Israeli team Elitzur Ramla in the EuroCup Women, in protest of Israel’s actions…

For the first time in German parliamentary history, a female MP delivered a speech at the lectern while cradling her infant. A Groundbreaking Moment in the Bundestag In a remarkable…

As the genocidal war in Gaza unfolded, women became a moral compass for the movement. Many joined the Global Sumud Flotilla — a people’s maritime effort to break the blockade…

Shabana Mahmood has made history as the first Muslim woman to be appointed Home Secretary in the United Kingdom. This appointment is part of Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s extensive cabinet…

The case of 21-year-old Zoe Rogers has become emblematic of the growing tension in the UK surrounding pro-Gaza activism. Arrested amid protests against Israeli arms manufacturing, she remains in custody…

Online abuse of women in Italy has become an increasingly controversial crisis in recent years, prompting strong reactions from the country’s Prime Minister. Giorgia Meloni, Italy’s Prime Minister, expressed outrage…