Meloni at the women's voting event criticizes gender quotas
Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni attended an event celebrating the 80th anniversary of women's voting in Italy, where she expressed opposition to gender quotas.
Women dominate in Trump's government: 'It becomes more dangerous'
The article discusses the prominent role of women in Trump's administration, suggesting that their involvement makes the political landscape more dangerous.
Allies of Flávio Bolsonaro defend female vice president and Economy with women to reduce female rejection of bolsonarism
Flávio Bolsonaro is strategizing to include women in key leadership roles to reduce female rejection of his family's political legacy.
Respect for Women in the World is Growing, Mainly Men Think So
A Gallup survey across 140 countries shows that, generally, men more often believe women are treated with respect, even as significant gender disparities remain.
In a world where youth are turning to the right, what is happening in Mexico?
The article discusses a global shift among young men towards conservative ideologies, contrasting with the progressive views of young women, and highlights the implications of this trend in Mexico.
Asian Cup: Iran's women's football team did not sing the anthem in the first match of the tournament
Iran's women's football team refrained from singing their national anthem during their first match in protest against the regime.
Egg Freezing and IVF - This Is How KD Aims to Attract City Women
The Christian Democrats in Sweden aim to attract urban women by offering subsidized egg freezing and fertility assistance to address the stress of career alongside family planning.
Rosa Meriläinen reveals the background of the spat over her controversial mini skirt on Yle
Former Finnish MP Rosa Meriläinen discusses the backlash she faced over a revealing mini skirt she wore while serving in parliament, as highlighted in a new documentary series.
Can sports be without politics? Trump, MAGA, and sexism at the Olympics
The article discusses the contrasting treatment of U.S. men's and women's hockey teams by President Trump at the Winter Olympics, highlighting issues of sexism and political implications in sports.
Finally equality: The Franconians may elect a wine queen - but she won't get a crown
The upcoming wine queen election in Franconia highlights the stark gender disparity in Bavarian politics, where only a small percentage of women hold leading roles.
Icelandic beachgoers in Dubai
Four young Icelandic women in Dubai learned of recent missile attacks while enjoying their time at the beach, prompting concerns for their safety as tensions rise in the region.
Five Chamber of Deputies committees still without president
Five committees in Brazil's Chamber of Deputies have yet to install their official presidents, causing delays in their functions.
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.
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.
In Israel, There Are More Women in the Judiciary, but the Road to Full Equality Is Still Long
Israel is seeing an increase in the representation of women in the judiciary, but significant barriers to achieving full equality remain.
EU countries can use funds to help women with abortion
Jon Stephensen reveals in an interview that he was offered a considerable sum by officials from the Moderates party to resign from his mandate, which he declined.
The Coalition’s view on the IS families stuck in Syria, with Jonno Duniam - podcast
The podcast discusses the Coalition's stance on 34 Australian women and children linked to Islamic State who are currently in Syria, highlighting calls to block their return.
Who is the councilwoman from Greater SP who ran over her boyfriend after being attacked; see VIDEO
Councilwoman Aline Lima dos Santos is in her second consecutive term in Embu das Artes, Brazil, where she faced domestic violence and accidentally hit her boyfriend with her car.
Back to Back Barries: the politics of no sympathy for ‘IS families’
A debate is unfolding in Australia regarding the fate of 34 Australian women and children held in a Syrian detention camp, highlighting the political tensions and differing views on their repatriation.
Due to insulting Modi.. Indian politician deprives Muslim women of assistance
An Indian politician from the ruling Hindu nationalist party has come under fire for depriving Muslim women of blankets he was distributing in a village in Rajasthan, claiming it was due to their perceived insult to Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
'Absolute trailblazer': Australia's first female MP honoured with statue
Geraldton has unveiled a statue of Edith Cowan, Australia's first female Member of Parliament, recognizing her legacy and contributions to women and children.
Giulia Bongiorno Under Attack. Non Una Di Meno Pours Manure in Front of the Senator's Office
Senator Giulia Bongiorno faces protests from the Non Una Di Meno collective, which is critical of her proposed legislation on sexual violence and staged a dramatic protest outside her office.
VIDEOS: EPTV 1 South of Minas Wednesday, February 25, 2026
The video segment covers various significant events and issues in Brazil, including police operations, tragic incidents, and analyses of political scenarios.
Politics Celebrates Mrs. Pratesi
The Democratic Party in Italy celebrated 105-year-old Gianna Pratesi on social media for recalling the 1946 referendum where Italians voted on monarchy vs. republic, highlighting women's suffrage.
Notable Canadian: Agnes Macphail was a force of nature
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.
Reform UK councillor shared Facebook post saying Labour MP ‘should be shot’
A Reform UK councillor shared a Facebook post suggesting that Labour MP Natalie Fleet should be shot, leading her to speak out against the normalization of death threats in politics.
On the Death of Rita Süssmuth: Farewell to a Fighter
Rita Süssmuth, a prominent figure in German politics and the first female Minister for Women, is honored with a state memorial service following her passing.
Former Senator Nilda Gondim receives the Ceci Cunha Commendation in honor of her political career
Nilda Gondim, a former senator from Paraíba, Brazil, was awarded the Ceci Cunha Commendation, honoring the achievements of women in Brazilian politics during a ceremony at the Federal Senate.
In Parliament, All Ills of the Debate About Mothers Gathered (Under the Sun of Jana Shemesh)
The article discusses the challenges faced by mothers in the Slovak parliament, highlighting issues of prejudice and the unpredictability of legislative sessions.
Flavor Flav invites US women's hockey team to Las Vegas for Olympic celebration after Trump snub
Flavor Flav extends an invitation to the US women's hockey team for a celebration in Las Vegas following their gold medal win and after they declined a White House invitation from President Trump.
2027: Ogun monarch backs Iyabo Obasanjo’s 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.
'Warrior, mother, a woman who stood out in the political universe': who was the former councilor victim of feminicide in RS
Roseli Vanda Pires Albuquerque, a former councilor and candidate for deputy in Brazil, was murdered in her apartment, with her ex-husband as the primary suspect.
'Law is dead...': RJD attacks government by releasing list of crimes against women, government retaliates
Political tensions in Bihar have escalated over law and order issues as the RJD accuses Chief Minister Nitish Kumar's government of failing to protect women from crime.
Lisa Magnusson: Is it really a good idea for girls to marry the enemy?
The article critiques the idea that young women should broaden their perspectives and empathize with right-wing men, arguing that this is not a viable solution to the growing political divide between genders in Sweden.
Femicide and other violences in a country dedicated to nonsense, foolishness, and collusion
Brazilian leaders signed the "National Pact Brazil Against Femicide" in February, prompting concerns that political mismanagement may overshadow pressing issues like rising violence against women.
Local Politics in Bavaria: Where Women Have a Say
The article discusses the unique political dynamics in Kottgeisering, a small village in Bavaria where women play a significant role in local governance.
Cocomous 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 Shahid, first female Palestinian ambassador, dies in France at 76
Leila Shahid, the first female ambassador for Palestine, has passed away in France at the age of 76.
Increased Participation but No Victory, Women's Struggle in Assembly Elections
As assembly elections approach in Assam, Tamil Nadu, West Bengal, and Kerala, the participation of women candidates has risen, but their rate of victory has not seen a commensurate increase.
Anna Psarouda–Benaki: A crowd at the First Cemetery
A large number of people gathered at the First Cemetery in Athens to pay their respects to Anna Psarouda–Benaki, Greece’s first female Parliament President, who passed away at the age of 92.
The Dangerous Competition for the Burqa
A heated political debate in Spain revolves around banning the burqa and niqab, with parties competing to see who can take a firmer stance against the garments worn by women.
Mother MPs: You Can Have Cognac and a Cigar in Parliament, but There's a Problem with Kids
Women politicians with young children face challenges in parliament due to unpredictable schedules and lengthy sessions.
Local Election: When Women Shake Up Local Politics
Women are increasingly forming their own lists for local elections to ensure that women's issues are not neglected in local politics.
Shut up for your father
The article criticizes the silencing of women who suffer from gender violence under the pretext of protecting their loved ones, highlighting a case involving female politicians in Móstoles.
Celida López raises her hand to be the Morena candidate for Sonora in the 2027 Elections
Celida López has announced her intention to run as the Morena candidate for governor of Sonora in the upcoming 2027 elections.
Senate's beauty salon closes permanently; 'they must get ready at home': Ignacio Mier
The Senate has permanently closed its beauty salon, requiring female senators to prepare for sessions at home, according to Ignacio Mier.
Nigeria: Women Protest At National Assembly, Demand Passage of Special Seats Bill
Women groups protested at the Nigerian National Assembly, urging the passage of a bill to create special seats for women in parliament.
Cnpr forum: "Equity and development, the role of politics in growth"
The article discusses the importance of social, economic, and environmental equity in promoting national growth and stability.
Anna Psarouda-Benaki: The Woman Who Broke the 'Taboos'
Anna Psarouda-Benaki, a prominent figure in Greek law and public life, passed away having made historic strides as the first female President of the Hellenic Parliament and the first female president of the Academy of Athens.
Anna Psarouda – Benaki: Farewell to a politician of another era
The death of Anna Psarouda – 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.