World

In 2019, women make up 24% of members of national legislative bodies globally, a number that has risen over the past decade.

UN General Assembly President Maria Fernanda Espinosa warned that there had been a “serious regression” in the political power of women.

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez says bartending and waitressing put her in front of thousands of people, which helped her develop an excellent ‘BS detector’

As the US government engages in peace negotiations with the Taliban, not a single woman has been included, writes Susan Hutchinson.

Raya al-Hassan has been appointed Lebanon’s interior minister, seeing her become the first woman in the Arab world to take on the portfolio.

Oxfam International Director Winnie Byanyima and historian Rutger Bregman discuss The Cost of Inequality at Davos & it’s gone viral.

The House Speaker Nancy Pelosi told Donald Trump she would not authorise the State of the Union address until the government is re-opened.

Interviewing Barack Obama during his last Australian visit, gave Holly Ransom the confidence to launch a bold, new business model.

Women’s Marches will move ahead this weekend with a core event held in Washington DC and sister marches taking place globally.

The World Economic Forum’s 2016 Global Gender Gap report placed women in Pakistan 143 out of 144 countries in health, education and economic participation.

UK Prime Minister Theresa May has survived a confidence vote on her leadership of the Conservative Party, hanging on 200 votes to 117 for an 83 count majority.

It’s the lowest number of women represented since the G20 started holding summits in 2008.