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Can a woman really win against Donald Trump in the 2020 US Presidential Election? Elizabeth Warren took on the question during the Democratic debate.

Taiwan delivered a resounding message to China over the weekend by re-electing President Tsai Ing-wen, an emphatic campaigner for Taiwan’s sovereignty.

“You are burying your head in the sand. You aren’t a climate sceptic you are a climate denier,” Laura Tobin schooled Craig Kelly this morning.

In the absence of any semblance of leadership from our Prime Minister, several exceptional women are leading us through the bushfire crisis.

US President Donald Trump is expected to be impeached by the Democratic-led House of Representatives in the coming hours.

Obama said that during his time in the White House, he’d regularly mused about what a world run by women would look like. 

In Saudi Arabia, women will no longer be required to segregate themselves from unrelated men in restaurants in the paring back of gender restrictions.

Sanna Marin will become Finland’s next Prime Minister and will lead a 5-member coalition of parties all led by women, four of whom are under 35.

Kamala Harris entered the 2020 democratic race with high hopes of becoming the first black woman to win a major party’s presidential nomination.

In the latest poll from U.S network CNN, more than three-fifths of women are saying Congress should end Trump’s presidency.

A record number of women are expected to stand in next month’s UK general election, with women making up 34 per cent of the total number of candidates.

Juli Briskman has won a local electionin Virgina, in a discrict that now includes the same Trump golf course where she flipped the bird at the President.