Green Opinion Why women-led climate solutions trump men’s ‘preposterous’ inventions Sociologist Anne Karpf argues that women in the Global South are leading with far stronger ideas than 'bonkers' space umbrellas. 16/11/2021
Climate Climate change is causing a water crisis and it's women who lose out Imagine spending five hours a day collecting water. That's the reality for millions of women in the global south. 09/11/2021
Scenes Surf Ghana: meet the skateboarding collective making waves in Africa "The scene in Ghana is bigger and better than I ever expected. When I started skating there were only two of us." 27/09/2021
Opinion Angela Merkel's complicated legacy for Germany's working women Outgoing Chancellor Angela Merkel's labour policies during her tenure are behind what young women in Germany now expect. 24/09/2021
Opinion Scientists need diversity for better climate solutions To solve the climate crisis, leaders must create more diverse teams and international partnerships so solutions can be scaled. 19/08/2021
Rethink #Womennotobjects: How empathy is needed to reimagine brand campaigns Madonna Badger, the creative force behind #Womennotobjects campaign, discusses her aims and the legacy she wants to leave behind. 23/06/2021
Estonia Kaja Kallas to become Estonia's first female prime minister The centre-right Reform Party and the ruling left-leaning Centre Party have voted in favour of joining a Cabinet headed by Reform’s prime minister-designate and chairwoman Kaja Kallas. 24/01/2021
no comment Statue honouring 'real women' unveiled in New York's Central Park The new statue represents Sojourner Truth (1797-1883), Susan B. Anthony (1820-1906) and Elizabeth Cady Stanton (1815-1902) -- campaigners for the rights of women and people of colour 27/08/2020
Good Morning Europe Women protesters in Belarus: 'We can change country for the better' Euronews meets some of the women playing a key role in the protest movement in Belarus amid the outcry over President Lukashenko's disputed re-election. 14/08/2020
USA 'Exceptional' black NASA mathematician Katherine Johnson dies at 101 Katherine Johnson was eventually portrayed in the 2016 hit film “Hidden Figures,” about pioneering black female aerospace workers. 24/02/2020
Jamaica Jamaican crowned Miss World 2019 says beauty pageants still have value The latest winner of the Miss World, Jamaica's Toni-Ann Singh, says she wants to use her award to work for sustainable change for women. 15/12/2019
Indonesia Watch: Hijab but no helmet for this Indonesian Wall of Death rider Devi Apriliyani wants to show women in conservative Indonesia that they can do anything men can do. 11/09/2019
Good Morning Europe Women lead the efforts to tackle inequality in Rwanda A recent Oxfam report shows Rwanda has the worst rates of inequality in East Africa - these women are hoping to change that. 22/08/2019
World Is 'strongman' politics harming women's rights? | Raw Politics A recently published letter has sparked a debate over whether "macho" politics is hindering women's rights. 28/02/2019
Living Femme de Champagne - Part 2 “There’s space for women, and please come and join us. Just do it.” 11/01/2019
Living Femme de Champagne - Part 1 Female leaders in Champagne: important influences on the direction of the region. 10/01/2019
United Kingdom Brits think mothers of young children shouldn't work full time: survey According to the latest British Social Attitudes survey released, only 7% of respondents believe mothers of pre-school children (under the age of five) should work full-time. 10/07/2018
Saudi Arabia Saudi women are officially allowed to get behind the wheel Saudi women are officially allowed to get behind the wheel, after a decades-old driving ban was lifted. 24/06/2018
Saudi Arabia Saudi Arabia's ban on women driving ends As from midnight on Saturday in Saudi Arabia women are officially allowed to drive 23/06/2018
Finland Finnish citizen 'first European woman with Saudi driving licence' A Finnish national has become the first European woman to obtain the Saudi driving licence. 13/06/2018
Europe News The astronomical cost of gender inequality Gender inequality is costing every one of us a fortune. World Bank CEO Kristalina Georgieva tells Euronews why and explains what needs to be done. 05/06/2018
France Women challenge the status quo at the Cannes Film Festival Women often fill the frame at Cannes. On the red carpet, the camera lingers on them far longer than it does on men. But this year, some women are challenging that image. 18/05/2018
Pakistan Malala returns home for first time since she was shot by Taliban in 2012 Youngest-ever Nobel Laureate, Malala Yousafzai, has returned home to the Swat Valley in Pakistan for first time since she was shot there by the Taliban in 2012. 31/03/2018
View Gender equality in Europe is improving, but slowly | View The biggest challenge for women today is that they do the biggest burden of unpaid work, such as caring for children, caring for the elderly, and household work, says Virginija Langbakk of the European Institute for Gender Equality. 08/03/2018
Green News Women role models of Living it On the occasion of the International Women's day, we made a selection of creative and unique women who we met in the last months. 08/03/2018
Europe News EU sets sights on boosting parental rights "It's clear that if I didn't have children or if I was a man, I would have gone for other jobs with more responsibility." 08/03/2018
