Only Off: in debt and denounced, Quintela trusts in 'his women' to retain La Rioja in 2027
Ricardo Quintela, the controversial governor of La Rioja, Argentina, faces judicial scrutiny and criticism yet remains focused on political strategies to maintain Peronist control in the province.
Barbara Casadei, the cardiologist who has broken glass ceilings: "I pave the way for others"
Cardiologist Barbara Casadei discusses the systemic responsibility in breaking glass ceilings and encouraging representation for women and minorities in leadership roles.
2 women face abduction, assault charges after Amber Alert in Winnipeg
Two women in Winnipeg have been charged with abduction and assault following the issuance of an Amber Alert related to a two-year-old child who was taken but later found safe.
Three in four women unaware menopause can trigger new mental illness, poll finds
A recent poll reveals that nearly 75% of UK women are unaware that menopause can lead to new mental health issues, prompting the Royal College of Psychiatrists to raise awareness on the topic.
UN Rapporteur Arrives in Brazil to Talk about Violence Against Women
UN Special Rapporteur on Violence Against Women and Girls, Reem Alsalem, arrives in Brazil to address women's challenges and advocate for stronger public policies.
10 Horrifying and Dangerous Weight Loss Methods
The article discusses extremely dangerous and often absurd weight loss methods that have arisen historically, particularly among women, and warns against trying these diets to avoid health risks.
Epstein 'secretly paid for women to stay in luxury London flat right up until death'
Jeffrey Epstein reportedly continued to fund women living in a luxury London flat until shortly before his death, according to a dossier of suspicious payments investigated by UK authorities.
Loose Women star Kaye Adams 'axed by BBC over behaviour' as pal claims 'stitch-up'
Kaye Adams, a host of Loose Women, has been removed from her role at BBC Scotland following allegations of misconduct, with claims from friends suggesting a conspiracy.
Protest against femicide gathers ministers and Tainara's family in the northern zone of SP
A protest against femicide in São Paulo brought together community members, government officials, and advocates to honor Tainara Souza Santos, a victim of violence.
US women's basketball player speaks out on being trapped in Israel during Iranian counterstrike
Destiny Littleton, a US women's basketball player, expresses her fears and uncertainty while being trapped in Israel amidst the ongoing Iranian missile strikes.
'Messy' Matildas happy with Asian Cup opener
The Matildas celebrated a narrow 1-0 victory in their Women's Asian Cup opener against the Philippines but acknowledge the need for improved performances in future matches.
Women's Futsal Champion Determined by Penalty Shootout
Tallinna Aurora Futsal won the Estonian women's futsal championship after defeating Keila JK in a penalty shootout.
This is something many won't admit: 55% of Finns do something 'naughty' in the shower
A survey indicates that 55% of Finns have urinated in the shower at least once, with men doing so more frequently than women.
Five women are rescued after a bee attack on a street in Avaré
Five women were hospitalized following a bee swarm attack in the Paranapanema Avenue in Avaré, Brazil, during an attempted removal of a bee colony.
Iran says 153 were killed in primary school, and Israel claims to be unaware of operations in the area
Iran claims that 153 people died following missile attacks on a women's school in Minab, while Israel denies any involvement.
Estonian women's hockey team continues successfully at home World Cup
The Estonian women's national ice hockey team secured their second victory at the Division III B group World Championships by defeating Israel 4-1.
Legislative commission decides to unify bills related to the rights and empowerment of rural women
Ecuador's National Assembly's Commission on Constitutional Guarantees has decided to unify two legislative bills aimed at promoting the rights and empowerment of rural women.
RSU volleyball players win Baltic League bronze medals
The RSU team secured bronze medals in the Baltic Women's Volleyball League by defeating Jiri 'Rae Spordikool/Viaston' in Estonia.
Weng triumphed on Swedish home turf
Norwegian skier Heidi Weng secured victory in the women's 10+10 km ski relay in Falun, Sweden, marking her first World Cup win in over four years.
Verlin finished the hurdles sprint again in less than eight seconds
Kreete Verlin won the women's 60-meter hurdles at the Estonian indoor athletics championships with a time of 7.99 seconds, matching her prior impressive performance in Madrid.
Sign Language News
The article provides updates on various significant sports and international events, including basketball and tensions in Iran.
The Icelandic Film Year Begins with Crazy Women: Dimmalimm and Röskun
The Icelandic film year starts with a focus on two films, 'Dimmalimm' and 'Röskun', featuring strong female characters.
US women's hockey players crack jokes about men's team on Saturday Night Live after Trump controversy
Players from the men's and women's Olympic gold-medal winning hockey teams shared humorous interactions on 'Saturday Night Live' following a controversial comment made by President Trump.
The title of the best women's team in the Baltics goes to Lithuania
The title of the best women's team in the Baltics has been awarded to Kaunas-VDU after they defeated TÜ/Bigbank in the finals of the Baltic women's volleyball league.
Minnie Driver says playing Sarah in Fox’s Bible epic took 'big leaps of faith'
Minnie Driver discusses her experience playing Sarah in the upcoming Fox miniseries 'The Faithful: Women of the Bible', highlighting the challenges and personal growth involved in taking on the role.
Two women married the same man, now they are fighting over a multi-million euro inheritance
Two women are embroiled in a legal battle over a €2.2 million inheritance after discovering they were both married to the same man.
A Woman is Barely Worthy of Being Considered a Living Being in Afghanistan – New Law Permits Nearly All Forms of Violence
A new Taliban law in Afghanistan effectively endorses violence against women while imposing stricter penalties for animal cruelty.
VIDEO: "TTT RÄ«ga" basketball players achieve victory in the Baltic League match
The TTT RÄ«ga women's basketball team secured a victory in their last regular-season game of the Baltic Women's Basketball League against Tallinas TSA/Cityteed.
Climber who scaled Everest holds free event for women at Pedra Grande in Atibaia
Aretha Duarte, the first Afro-Latin woman to summit Everest, is hosting a free hiking event for women in Atibaia to celebrate International Women's Day.
Stanley Tucci Hosts US Women's Hockey Team for Dinner
Stanley Tucci hosted the US women's hockey team for a special dinner as they celebrated their achievements ahead of the upcoming Winter Olympics.
Women will have exclusive tour in the Port of Santos; see when and how to participate
A special boat tour exclusively for women at the Port of Santos will be held to celebrate International Women's Day on March 8.
Hair Loss in Women: Causes, Treatments, and Key Signs
The article discusses hair loss in women, its causes, treatment options, and key signs to observe.
The panic of the women's winner: 'The men's field was like a blockage'
Emilie Fleten from Norway won her third Vasaloppet, but faced difficulties breaking free from the men's lead group during the race.
Four killed in Russian strike on Kherson
A Russian strike in Kherson resulted in the deaths of four individuals, including two elderly women, as revealed by local authorities.
Rae Sports School, winners of the main round, ended up without a medal in the Baltic League
Rae Spordikool, despite winning the main round in the Baltic Women's Volleyball League, finished the season without a medal after losing to RSU of Latvia.
Prantl's View: The AfD is Securely Misogynistic
The article critiques the Alternative für Deutschland (AfD) party in Germany for its misogynistic views on women's roles in society.
Ilona Mononen Defeated the Record Holder – Behind It All, a Setback
Ilona Mononen won the women's 3,000-meter Finnish championship, overcoming previous record-holder Nathalie Blomqvist.
International Women's Day: Documentary Film, Marbles, and a Strike on the Bridge
The article discusses various events organized in Bad Tölz-Wolfratshausen to celebrate International Women's Day on March 8, coinciding with local elections.
I rewatched America’s Next Top Model - 12 years later it made me feel sick
The article discusses the impact of America's Next Top Model on beauty standards, particularly for Black women, as revisited in a new documentary.
How the internet reacted to Matildas 1-0 win over Philippines
The Matildas secured a 1-0 victory against the Philippines in the AFC Women's Asian Cup Australia 2026, and reactions on social media highlighted the ongoing enthusiasm for the team following their World Cup success.
2027: Ogun senatorial aspirant calls for fairness, women inclusion
Aspirant Olamide Davis-Talabi advocates for women's inclusion in politics and calls for fairness in the Ogun Central Senatorial race.
Healy scores century in ODI farewell as Aussies thrash India
Alyssa Healy's century leads Australia to a 185-run victory over India in her final ODI match, securing a series win in Hobart.
Health: Up to 460,000 Women with Endometriosis in Bavaria
Estimates suggest that up to 460,000 women in Bavaria suffer from endometriosis, according to the Bavarian Ministry of Health.
New date for 'Bimovie' in Munich: Women's films for International Women's Day
The 'Bimovie' festival dedicated to women's films in Munich has been rescheduled from November to March, with the next edition starting on March 5.
An Amazon tribe was saved from extinction with only three women and no men
An Amazonian tribe, the akuntsu, found hope for survival after the birth of a child to one of the last three women of their population, highlighting the importance of indigenous rights and rainforest conservation.
Femicide: Is the legal recognition of the term ultimately necessary? Lawyers, academics, and mothers of victims respond
The article discusses the need for legal recognition of 'femicide' in Greece, highlighting the ongoing violence against women and the absence of specific laws addressing this issue.
Women's Month: Krav Maga Federation offers free self-defense classes in MT; learn how to participate
In celebration of Women's Month, the South American Federation of Krav Maga is offering free self-defense classes for women in Cuiabá on March 8, International Women's Day.
Initiative creates workshop to strengthen the protagonism of Yawanawá women in Acre
The Yawa workshop aims to preserve indigenous culture and enhance the socioeconomic development of the Yawanawá community in Acre, Brazil.
Imams and Pro-Pal in the Square: They Are the Guardians of the Regime
The article discusses the support expressed by pro-Pal and similar groups for the Iranian regime amid the conflict following US and Israeli actions.
The Taliban horror is law. Broken bones for women? It's worse to hit dogs
A new penal code in Afghanistan codifies severe punishments for women, far less severe for animal abuse, reflecting the Taliban's repressive regime.