Sanna Marin

Sweden’s Prime Minister Magdalena Andersson made the announcement that Sweden would join Finland in seeking NATO membership.

Mia Mottley told the virtual Climate Ambition Summit 2020, that other countries’ climate ambition will determine the fate of Barbados.

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

On Sunday, Marin married Markus Räikkönen at Kesäranta, Marin’s official residence, and was attended by 40 guests consisting of close friends and family.

Here’s a quick wrap of three world leaders who are showing swift resolve and efficiency during this pandemic. Oh, they also just happen to be women. 

This week on the Women’s Agenda Podcast, Georgie Dent and Angela Priestley talk leadership brightspots from across the globe.

The new policy will grant 164 days or nearly seven months of paid leave to each parent, for a total of 14 months paid leave per family.

Sanna Marin became the youngest government leader in the world last week. Australia should follow suit, Ashleigh Streeter writes.

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.