World

Samoa’s Prime Minister Fiame Naomi Mata’afa has said Australia must do more to address the threat of climate change.

President Kais Saied publicly declared the appointment of Najla Bouden Romdhane as the first female prime minister in Tunisia. 

A recount showed Iceland has just missed out on a majority-female parliament, with women set to make up almost 48 per cent of the parliament.

A group of prominent athletes have urged the supreme court to protect abortion rights ahead of an upcoming Mississippi case that threatens to overturn Roe v Wade.

With the German election scheduled for Sunday, Angela Merkel is preparing to leave office after serving for 16 years as German Chancellor.

The seizure of the women’s ministry is the latest sign that the Taliban is clamping down on women’s rights, one month after its takeover of Kabul.

Seiko Noda will run for the leadership race of the Liberal Democratic Party, making the last minute announcement just one day before the campaign begins.

European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde believes there is certainly disparity between men and women.

Afghan women around the world hit back at strict dress code in by posting colourful images of themselves in colour dresses.

Women in Afghanistan will still be allowed to study in universities, however classrooms will be split between the genders.

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has slammed Texas governor Greg Abbott’s “deep ignorance”, after he defended the state’s extreme abortion law.

The Taliban has ruled women will “not be permitted to play sports as it will expose their bodies or expose them to the media.”