Where Have Normal Guys Gone? Or Why Advertisements Still Present Men as Perfect Beings
The article discusses the portrayal of men in advertisements, questioning the unrealistic representation of masculinity as flawless beings.
Bronze statues can be bought with money. Moving power requires more than that
The article discusses the historical neglect of women's contributions in storytelling and highlights the challenges of addressing centuries of gender inequality in the cultural narrative.
Women in Science: What Does the New Report Reveal?
A recent global report highlights progress and ongoing challenges in gender equality within scientific organizations, focusing on women's representation.
Here’s why Sanremo is not thriving, the sexist telephoto and Deliveroo: so, today…
The first two nights of the Sanremo Festival suffered a decline in viewership, attributed to competition from the Champions League and viewer fatigue from recent Winter Olympics coverage.
Sanremo 2026, third evening: schedule, guests, and competing singers
The third evening of the 76th edition of the Sanremo Festival features fifteen competing artists, performances by high-profile guests, and discussions on the lack of female representation in the lineup.
Pawan, Khesari's career over? Akshara said - Where are their films?
Actress Akshara Singh asserts that the Bhojpuri film industry is undergoing a significant transformation where female actors now dominate and male actors face a lack of work.
BH judge is called to act in the 2nd Instance of TJMG; female presence is still low in the judiciary
Judge Beatriz Junqueira Guimarães has begun her term in the 2nd Instance of the Minas Gerais Court of Justice, highlighting the ongoing gender disparity in Brazil's judiciary.
TOP30 CEOs of Companies from GPW. Bankers Dominate, Women Still in the Minority
The latest SEC Newgate ranking of top CEOs from the Warsaw Stock Exchange highlights a dominance of bankers, while female representation remains low.
Equality: The CDU has a women's quota - but men are once again in power
The CDU is honoring former politician Rita Süssmuth for her significant contributions toward gender equality, highlighting the ongoing challenges of implementing women's representation within the party.
With 30% Female Executives, Gender Representation in Executive Committees of Large Companies Progressing Well
France is nearing a mandate requiring 30% of executive committee positions to be held by women, with current levels at nearly 29%.
Denmark: 'It seems the most important thing is that they show breasts'
In Denmark, there is a growing activism trend where naked female statues are being covered with knitted garments, largely inspired by author Maren Uthaug.
Activist and Scientist: Understand Why the UFRGS Rector is Highlighted in Forbes' List and How She Seeks to Break Stereotypes
Márcia Cristina Bernardes Barbosa, rector of UFRGS and a prominent physicist, has been recognized by Forbes for her contributions to science and her advocacy for women's representation in the field.
Local Elections in Bavaria: Mayor Forgotten on Ballot
In Riedering, Bavaria, a local resident discovered that the ballot for mayor did not include the female mayor's name, prompting calls for reform ahead of the 2026 elections.
New Members of the Art Academy Include Hiromi Kawakami: No Selections from 'New Fields,' Decrease in Women
The Japan Art Academy announced seven new members, including author Hiromi Kawakami, while highlighting a lack of female representation and selections from newly established artistic fields.
The EU requires 33% of women in management. Stock companies have trouble meeting the target
The article discusses the European Union's requirement for a 33% representation of women in the management of large companies and the challenges faced by publicly listed firms in Poland to achieve this goal.
Profile: This Guardian of State Finances is Unfireable - Until 2054
Amélie de Montchalin has been appointed as the Première Présidente of the Cour des Comptes, ensuring financial oversight in France until 2054, marking a significant moment as she is the first woman to hold this position.
Starmer appoints Antonia Romeo as Britain’s first female cabinet secretary – UK politics live
Antonia Romeo has been appointed as the first female cabinet secretary in the UK, emphasizing delivery, efficiency, and innovation within the civil service.
Knitting activism should be debated in the Folketing
Katrine Daugaard, cultural spokesperson for the Liberal Alliance in Denmark, has brought the knitting campaign covering the country's nude female statues to parliamentary debate.
Notification of dismissal to Marx Arriaga; he will leave the premises
Marx Arriaga has been formally dismissed from his position at Mexico's Ministry of Public Education amid criticism regarding gender representation in educational materials.
Marx Arriaga 'contradicts' Sheinbaum: SEP requested to remove Ayotzinapa from books... and 'forgot' heroines
Former SEP official Marx Arriaga disputes President Claudia Sheinbaum's claim about gender representation in educational texts, revealing that the request was to eliminate sensitive content rather than include it.
IOC Preaches Equality, but One Discipline Is Still Off-Limits for Women at the Winter Olympics
The IOC promotes gender equality, yet one discipline remains closed to women at the Winter Olympics despite advances in representation.
First Beauty, now AI: what will be the next argument to try to discredit an improbable woman?
The author reflects on the backlash received after a recent column, highlighting how society attempts to discredit women such as herself.
At 87, the Italian feminist theorist and academic Teresa de Lauretis has died
Italian feminist theorist and academic Teresa de Lauretis passed away at age 87 in San Francisco, known for her significant contributions to gender studies and cultural representation.
Liberal figure Charlotte Mortlock quits party amid feared backlash over dumping of first female leader
Charlotte Mortlock has resigned from the Liberal party and her grassroots group, Hilma's Network, due to concerns over voter backlash following the removal of the party's first female leader.
Who is Marx Arriaga and why was he removed from the direction of Educational Materials of the SEP?
Marx Arriaga was removed from his position as Director of Educational Materials at Mexico's SEP amid concerns about gender representation in educational textbooks.
Marx Arriaga is removed from the General Directorate of Educational Materials of the SEP
Marx Arriaga Navarro has been removed from his position as Director General of Educational Materials at Mexico's Ministry of Public Education amid criticisms regarding gender representation in school textbooks.
Local Elections 2026 in Bavaria: Let’s Finally Vote More Women!
The article discusses the call for increased female representation in local elections in Bavaria ahead of the 2026 elections.
Maaris Raudsepp: Why Gender is Important in Science?
Maaris Raudsepp discusses the social implications of gender in the field of science, arguing that it significantly influences research quality and representation.
First man in office: A flower fairy named Hannes
Hannes Schrader becomes the first male flower ambassador in Germany, showcasing his vibrant personality amidst a hectic schedule of public appearances.
Women and STEM = Development
The article discusses the importance of women's representation in STEM fields and its direct correlation with economic growth.
Eni Aluko accuses Laura Woods of 'gaslighting' her as ITV row takes fresh twist
Eni Aluko has accused Laura Woods of gaslighting her following a dispute regarding women's punditry, amidst ongoing tensions over representation in football commentary.
Eni Aluko reveals ITV's reason for 'snubbing her and prioritising Ian Wright'
Eni Aluko discusses ITV's preference for Ian Wright over her for the Euro 2025 coverage, attributing the decision to budget cuts.
At Joe & The Juice, we got a big surprise
An article reflecting on the changing dynamics and employee demographics at Joe & The Juice, noting its shift from a male-dominated workforce to a more balanced gender representation.
Few women in top positions in committees: 'Too poor'
A recent analysis reveals that only six of the thirty-two top positions in the Swedish Parliament's committees and the EU Council are held by women, raising concerns about gender representation.
68 Women Candidates Elected in House of Representatives Election, Second Highest in History at 14.6% of Winners
In the recent House of Representatives election, 68 women were elected, marking the second highest number in history, with women making up 14.6% of the total elected candidates.
Laura Woods makes feelings crystal clear on Eni Aluko after latest outrageous outburst
Broadcaster Laura Woods distances herself from Eni Aluko's controversial comments regarding the selection of pundits in women's football.
Å uplÃk: We are aiming high again in the Olympics of Gendering
The article discusses ambitions and strategies related to gender equality in the context of the Olympics.
Olympic Diary: Sport in the Background of Culture Wars. Ideological Conflicts are Waged on Two Fronts
The article discusses the ongoing debates in Czech society regarding the Olympic team's collection, reflecting broader cultural conflicts.
'More than Rivals' Arrives in Spain, the Gay Phenomenon Aspiring to Reinvent Gender Representation
The love story between two closeted hockey rivals has become a mass success in the countries it has premiered, particularly among heterosexual women.
Equality: There is a mandate that Rita Süssmuth has given to those who mourn her
Rita Süssmuth's final political fight aimed to increase female representation in German parliaments, advocating for equality and laws to ensure more women are elected.
Equality: An Executive Floor Like an Episode of 'Mad Men'
The article discusses the stagnation of women's representation in corporate boards, highlighting a regressive trend in gender equality reminiscent of earlier power dynamics between men and women.
The left betrays feminism
The article criticizes the left-wing coalition in Campania for its lack of female representation in political leadership despite its claims of being anti-sexist.
Only 3 out of 10 diplomats are women. Poland falls short compared to Europe
Despite a growing number of female diplomats worldwide and in the EU, Poland continues to lag behind in gender representation within its diplomatic corps.
Share of female officers in Ukraine's Armed Forces rises from 4% to 21% in two years
The proportion of female officers in Ukraine's Armed Forces has surged from 4% to 21% in just two years, highlighting a significant increase in gender representation within the military.
The number of female directors is decreasing. 'Complete halt of any progress'
Recent data reveals a significant decline in the representation of female directors in the film industry, marking the lowest level in seven years.
Management: Four DAX Companies with 50 Percent Women
The representation of women in DAX executive boards has significantly increased in recent years but saw a slight decline in 2025, despite a legal requirement for a minimum female participation in boards established in 2022.
From Winslet to Johansson, now the big stars are becoming directors
The article discusses the shift in Hollywood where female stars like Kate Winslet and Scarlett Johansson are increasingly taking on directing roles, reflecting a change in representation and gender dynamics in the film industry.