angela merkel

There’s one image from the G7 Summit that paints a picture of just how underrepresented women remain in global political leadership.

Germany will have more women in its cabinet than ever, with incoming Chancellor Olaf Scholz appointing 8 women and 8 men as ministers.

As Merkel leaves her office, world politics loses another scientist. In Australia we find ourselves wondering, where are the scientists?

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

Vice President-Elect Kamala Harris has made her debut on Forbes’ list of the world’s most powerful women, coming in at No. 3.

Germany’s government has agreed to introduce a mandatory quota for women in senior management positions in the country’s listed companies.

Tony, standing up and telling the world that “virus hysteria” is spreading like wildfire is a claim no one’s buying, writes Tarla Lambert.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel has criticised world leaders who spread lies and has warned the coronavirus pandemic is laying bare the limits of populism.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel is in self quarantine after a doctor she has recently been in contact with was diagnosed with Covid-19.

For the ninth consecutive year, German Chancellor Angela Merkel has topped Forbes’ list of the world’s 100 most powerful women. 

Of the 38 official G20 participants 3 were women. Despite comprising 50% of the world’s population, they comprise 7.8% of official representatives.

Germany Chancellor Angela Merkel has been relatively reserved when it comes to directly taking on the Trump administration’s foreign policy in speeches.