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The article discusses the establishment of the Women's Territorial Auxiliary Service in the UK in 1938, highlighting Princess Elizabeth's role as a driver.

Harold Shipman, a British doctor, was one of the most notorious serial killers in modern British history, who manipulated his patients' trust to administer lethal doses of diamorphine, primarily targeting elderly women.

Elizabeth Holman, a pioneer for women in rail, will be honoured on International Women’s Day for her courageous contributions in the 1850s.

Spain's women's national football team begins their qualification campaign for the 2027 World Cup by facing Iceland in Castellón, marking a significant moment in their journey since winning the World Cup in 2023.

Recent surveys show a complex relationship between Poles and Ukrainians, with increasing negativity despite a slight rise in overall approval.

An initiative in Bavaria aims to highlight the contributions of 140 influential women in the region's history, with the unveiling of a plaque at Palais Rivera as part of this effort.

Melania G. Mazzucco's novel 'The Architect' tells the story of Plautilla Bricci, the only female architect of the Baroque era, now available in Danish translation.

Globo is set to release a documentary featuring the legendary Brazilian basketball duo Paula and Hortência, coinciding with International Women's Day.

The article discusses the versatility of the trench coat, its fashion history, and current spring trends for older women.

The article discusses various events organized in Bad Tölz-Wolfratshausen to celebrate International Women's Day on March 8, coinciding with local elections.

A new exhibition dedicated to historical Seto silver jewelry has opened at the Obinitsa Museum, exploring their modern significance for Seto women.

Costume designer Sandra Sila creatively engages with historical themes while adapting her skills to portray women's sports history in her nominated works for the 'Lielais Kristaps' award.

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.

The article recounts the arrival of an expedition led by Pedro de Mendoza in 1536 that aimed to establish Buenos Aires and its challenges.

The article narrates the life of Marie Zdeňka Baborová, a pioneering Czech woman who became the first female doctor of philosophy, showcasing her struggles to balance her academic career with family life, culminating in her tragedy of losing her daughter.

The article discusses the revelations from the declassification of documents related to the 23F coup attempt in Spain, particularly focusing on the perspectives of women affected by the events.

Two Nigerian blind sambists are set to make history as the first African women to compete at the World SAMBO Cup in 2026.

Ecuador's U-20 women's soccer team made history by qualifying for the FIFA World Cup for the first time after their performance in the Sudamericano Femenino Sub-20.

Archaeologists have discovered that 77 individuals buried in an ancient mass grave in Serbia were predominantly women and children, potentially victims of a cultural conflict.

Renate Breit reflects on her 85 years of life, sharing her experience as a pioneering female pastor who faced discrimination and exclusion in her career.

Agnes Macphail, the first woman elected to the Canadian House of Commons in 1921, was a pivotal figure in Canadian politics and women's rights.

Historian Annabelle Hirsch presents Western women's history through a hundred everyday objects in her book, highlighting how women created autonomous spaces.

A researcher from the University of the Basque Country is leading an international network to trace the journey of hundreds of skulls that arrived in Spain from Germany during the 16th and 17th centuries, revealing an artistic world created by women.

The article discusses the historical reasons behind the different placement of buttons on men's and women's clothing.

A mass grave from the Early Iron Age in northern Serbia containing around 80 women and children has been discovered, raising questions about the brutal manner of their deaths.

The article discusses the significant shift in wealth control from men to women, highlighting that by 2030 women are expected to control more wealth than ever before in history.

The Danish Culture Ministry proposes a budget of 10 million kroner to create statues commemorating historically significant women in Denmark.

On Ramadan 6, a historical event unfolded as the young military leader Muhammad bin Qasim achieved victory in Sindh, marking a pivotal moment in Islamic history.

Barcelona has reached an agreement with Sevilla for the transfer of defender Julia Torres for €300,000, marking a record deal in Spanish women's football.

Sylvia Milo uncovers the story of Maria Anna "Nannerl" Mozart, Wolfgang's prodigious sister, in her quest to highlight the contributions of women in classical music.

Eileen Gu won a gold medal in the women's freeski halfpipe event at the 2026 Winter Olympics, solidifying her status as the most decorated freeskier in Olympic history.

Latvian cross-country skier Patrīcija Eiduka achieved a historic 11th place finish in the women's 50km classic race at the Milan-Cortina Olympics, marking the best result for Latvia in Olympic cross-country skiing history.

Latvian women make history in biathlon while various Olympic competitions come to critical points.

Historian Lilia Schwarcz leads a series of debates at the Claraboia gallery in São Paulo, focusing on the intersection of art and history ahead of International Women's Day.

The Hrdinky project by Denník N highlights inspiring women who are effecting positive change in their communities, coinciding with a performance addressing women's roles in history and contemporary society.

Laila Edwards, who made history as the first Black player on the US women's ice hockey team, celebrated a gold medal victory at the 2026 Winter Olympics with her family after they raised funds to support their attendance.

Hilary Knight scored a crucial game-tying goal for Team USA in the women's hockey gold medal game against Canada, setting a new Olympic record for career goals.

The US women's hockey team triumphed over Canada in the Olympic final, marking their third victory in history at this prestigious tournament.

The article discusses the life of Saint Philothei, an Athenian martyr celebrated on February 19, who was forced into marriage at a young age but ultimately chose a path of asceticism.

The Czech hockey team narrowly lost to Canada in the quarter-finals, while the women's biathlon relay team achieved the second-best result in history.

The Polish women's biathlon team has shown significant improvement, highlighted by their recent Olympic performances, although they still face stiff competition from France.

The Lithuanian women's biathlon team made history by competing in their first-ever relay competition at the biathlon championships.

A family archive reveals the European journey of Cecilia Grierson, Argentina's first female doctor, showcasing her contributions and experiences during a significant congress in London in 1900.

Germany's women's cross-country ski team won a bronze medal in the team sprint at the Olympics, marking a significant achievement in their competition history.

The article discusses the historical exclusion of women from the Olympics and celebrates their achievements in the modern era.

A man with a long criminal history has been arrested after threatening two women with a knife in Petrópolis, Brazil.

The appointment of Nadia López García as head of the General Directorate of Educational Materials aims to increase the representation of women in history and to enhance educational resources for visually impaired students and indigenous communities.

The article details the pivotal role of a woman in the early days of America's space program, highlighting John Glenn's historic flight and the reliance on computing technology.

Elana Meyers Taylor won her first Olympic gold medal in the women's monobob competition at the 2026 Milan Cortina Games, making history for Team USA.

Eleni Glykatzi-Arveler, a prominent historian, passed away at 99, leaving a profound legacy in academia, especially for women in history.