The share of female top executives has taken a step back
The percentage of female executive directors in Denmark has decreased, according to a report, despite an increase in female directors.
Can women referee football matches? And companies? And cities?
The article discusses the implications of a Brazilian football player's sexist comments about women's capabilities in sports, highlighting broader societal issues of gender inequality.
Balance is not a benefit, but a standard of the future
Organizations recognized for their consistent implementation of equality policies and monitoring of wage gaps amid new EU salary transparency directive.
Why are there still so few women CEOs
The article discusses the ongoing scarcity of female CEOs in the UK, highlighting recent resignations of prominent women leaders and the minimal progress in increasing their numbers in top corporate roles.
Highlighting the Strategic Role of Women in Decision-Making is the Main Objective of a Discussion to be Held in Guayaquil
An upcoming discussion in Guayaquil aims to emphasize the strategic role of women in decision-making and professional development in honor of International Women's Day.
In 2022, Labor MPs urged compassion for Australian women and children stuck in Syria. Now Albanese has only contempt
The article discusses the Australian government's handling of the repatriation of citizens trapped in Syrian detention camps, highlighting the change in Labor's stance from compassion to contempt under the current leadership.
Africa: AWLN Convenes High-Level Meetings to Advance Women's Leadership on the Margins of the 39th African Union Summit
The African Women Leaders Network held high-level meetings during the 39th African Union Summit to promote women's leadership in Africa.
Barbro Ehnbom and the Swedish Female Leadership Candidate
Barbro Ehnbom is linked to Jeffrey Epstein through emails revealing her sending images of young women to him, and she is known for her leadership programs for women in Sweden.
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%.
2027: Ogun monarch backs Iyabo Obasanjoโs governorship ambition
The Eselu of Iselu Kingdom supports Prof. Iyabo Obasanjo's candidacy for the 2027 Ogun State governorship, emphasizing the importance of women's inclusion in politics.
Are women more empathetic than men? What science says
The article examines gender stereotypes surrounding traits such as empathy, dominance, and assertiveness, highlighting persistent biases in the perception of success and power across genders.
Cultural Experience Brings Together Indigenous Peoples and Highlights Women's Leadership in Village in AC
The Sitoakore Indigenous Women's Organization is holding its fifth Cultural Experience in an indigenous village in Acre, emphasizing women's roles and traditional practices.
There is a shortage of 256 women. Stock exchange companies are still far from the EU minimum
Poland's stock exchange companies are struggling to meet EU gender quota requirements for women in leadership positions, with a current deficit of 256 women.
Cocoยญmous representative announces candidacy for vice chairman
MP Karoliina Partanen announces her candidacy for a second term as the vice chairman of the National Coalition Party in Finland.
Leila Khaled.. A Pioneer of Palestinian Women's Diplomacy in European Capitals
Leila Khaled, a prominent Palestinian diplomat and activist, known for her significant role in representing Palestine in European capitals, passed away at the age of 76.
Starmer appoints Antonia Romeo as head of the civil service
Keir Starmer has appointed Antonia Romeo as the first female cabinet secretary, the UK's top civil servant, amidst her long tenure in various government roles despite past bullying complaints.
Business Succession: When the Daughter Takes Over the CEO Position
Two daughters take over family businesses amid a male-dominated industry as their parents retire.
The challenges of Paola Suรกrez, the new captain of the Argentine team in the Billie Jean King Cup: "I want the growth not to stop"
Paola Suรกrez has officially become the captain of the Argentine team in the Billie Jean King Cup, aiming to continue the growth of women's tennis in Argentina.
From leadership position to fighting to stay on track - Latvian biathletes reach the finish line in the relay
Latvian biathletes faced challenges in a recent relay, ultimately finishing after showcasing both skill and setbacks during the competition.
Teriba urges women to exploit FG aviation policies
Bukola Teriba encourages women in the aviation industry to leverage favorable government policies for career advancement.
New organization for women's entrepreneurship within February
A new organization aimed at promoting women's entrepreneurship, called the Organization for Women's Entrepreneurship and Leadership (OGE), is set to be established in Greece this February.
Warning of a coup - North Korea's next leader is a 13-year-old girl or 'the most dangerous woman in the world'
North Korea may see a shift in leadership with 13-year-old Kim Ju-ae positioned as a potential successor amidst rising influence of women in the ruling lineage.
Shortage of Women in Executive Boards: Austria's Boards Remain a Male Domain
A recent report highlights the persistent underrepresentation of women in executive roles within Austrian publicly listed companies, where women hold only 13.8% of board positions.
Queen of Jordan in Mumbai... Seen with the entire Ambani family
Queen Rania Al Abdullah of Jordan visited Mumbai, meeting with Mukesh Ambani and the entire Ambani family, during her tour of the Nita Mukesh Ambani Cultural Centre.
Anna Psarouda โ Benaki: Farewell to a politician of another era
The death of Anna Psarouda โ Benaki, Greece's first female President of the Parliament and the first woman to serve as President of the Academy of Athens, prompts reflections on her significant contributions to Greek politics and academia.
The women who have given a voice to power in Munich
Women took on authoritative roles as moderators during the Munich Security Conference, shaping the discussions on global issues despite the predominance of male leaders.
Women's advocate quits Liberal Party after Ley defeat
Charlotte Mortlock resigns from the Liberal Party after the leadership defeat of Sussan Ley, raising concerns about women's representation in the party.
Africa: 'Women Leaders Reshaping African Governance' - Namibia Convenes High-Level Dialogue in Addis
Namibia hosted a high-level dialogue in Addis Ababa focused on women's leadership in African governance during the African Union Summit.
She is likely to lead North Korea
The article discusses the potential leadership of a woman in North Korea.
In the Mud: How the New Season Started, Who Joined, and What Changed in La Quebrada
The second season of 'En el barro' premiered on Netflix, delving into the evolving dynamics of a womenโs prison in La Quebrada, showcasing new leadership and fragile alliances among characters.
The 'LEADER' Growth and Inspiration Forum Will Be Held for the Ninth Time in May
The 'LEADER' Forum, dedicated to women's growth and inspiration, will take place on May 15th in Latvia and expects to gather 3,700 participants this year.
Sister Nina Benedikta Krapiฤ from Rijeka Becomes the Second Person in the Vatican Press Office
Sister Nina Benedikta Krapiฤ has been appointed as the deputy director of the Vatican Press Office, effective March 1.
It took 80 years to get a woman Liberal leader, and nine months to ditch her
Sussan Ley, the first female leader of the Liberal Party in Australia, was removed from her position after just nine months, highlighting challenges for women in political leadership.
The election of the rector of the University of Santiago will be decided in a second round
The rector election at the University of Santiago could not conclude in the first round, necessitating a second round on March 11 between the top candidates, Rosa Crujeiras and Maite Flores.
Womenโs hockey in crisis? Is it time for Canada to panic?
Canada's women's hockey team faces a crisis after their historic loss to the U.S. in the Olympics, raising concerns about leadership and competitiveness.
Promises for Women, but Lack of Leadership... Issue Raised at 'Round Table Tamil Nadu'
The 'Round Table Tamil Nadu' event hosted by India Today highlighted the urgent need for increased female representation in leadership roles within political parties, as discussed by senior women leaders from BJP, DMK, and AIADMK.
The operating room is still a masculine territory: "A robot got in before a woman"
Vanesa Audil, the only female cardiovascular surgeon at the Favaloro Foundation in Argentina, discusses the gender disparity in her field and the challenges women face to gain leadership roles.
Why do women often doubt their leadership โ even when results speak for themselves?
The article explores the reasons behind women's self-doubt in leadership roles despite their high success rates in business, emphasizing the need for greater visibility and cultural change.
Sanae Takaichi, the new leader to follow
Sanae Takaichi has become Japan's first female Prime Minister, marking a significant milestone in the country's political history.
SRE announces new ambassadors in Guatemala and Belize
Mexico's Foreign Minister announced the appointment of new ambassadors to Guatemala and Belize, highlighting the significance of continued cooperation with these neighboring countries.
โTakaichi Feverโ in Japan: the ultraconservative leader triumphs in a phenomenon that transcends politics
Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's leadership is generating historical political engagement, pushing her party to unprecedented electoral success.
Africa: AWLN Elders Lead High-Level Advocacy on Sidelines of AU Summit
Women leaders are mobilizing for high-level advocacy to enhance women's participation in leadership roles during the AU Summit.
Did Nitish Kumar Target Rabri Devi?
Bihar's Assembly witnessed significant uproar as RJD's women legislators protested under Rabri Devi's leadership regarding law and order in the state, prompting Chief Minister Nitish Kumar to express his dissatisfaction with the disruption.
Historic victory of Iron Lady in Japan, surpassed majority mark, PM Modi congratulates
Japan's Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi achieved a historic victory in the recent elections, surpassing the majority mark, with congratulations from Indian PM Modi.
How the Iron Lady in Japan is Changing Her Country's Economy?
Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaitchi is implementing significant economic reforms and has secured a decisive victory in the recent elections, positioning her leadership as a mandate for her policies.
Helle (46) received three board positions after new law
Helle, a 46-year-old, secured three board positions thanks to a new gender balance law in Norway, which aims to fill corporate boards with more women.
Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi hopes for big win in snap elections
Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi expresses optimism for a strong outcome in the upcoming snap elections.
She was the dictator's 'golden girl' and the queen of the people. Now she will be an Olympic peace dove
Kirsty Coventry, the newly elected president of the International Olympic Committee, has been recognized as the first woman and first African to hold this prestigious position, despite her controversial past.
The first female general, Moon Han-ok, takes office as the South Korean deputy commander of the ROK-U.S. Army Corps
Moon Han-ok has become the first female general to serve as the South Korean deputy commander of the ROK-U.S. Army Corps.
Norwegian leadership after the first round. Will it be gold?
Norwegian ski jumper Anna Odine Strรธm leads the pack in the Women's Normal Hill event at the Olympics, with three Norwegian jumpers ranked at the top before the final round.