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Eiffel Tower lights up for women's rights
The message "Maintenant On Agit" ("Now We Act") was displayed on the iconic monument ahead of International Women's Day.
International Women's Day 2018 around the world
Look back at Euronews' live blog on International Women's Day events from across the world.
Eight statistics that define the role of women in Europe
Women are less likely to hold management positions, political roles and are still nine times more likely to be raped.
Barbie honours 'sheroes' ahead of International Women's Day
Likenesses of inspirational female figures have been made by Barbie in recognition of International Women's Day.
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Posters against 'manspreading' in Iran shared by government official
The image was one of four shared by the Iranian president's special assistant for citizens' rights affairs depicting scenes where women were experiencing harassment in the street.
Meet the Iranian woman who dresses as a man to attend football matches
The turning point for Zahra Khoshnavaz was after last year's deadly earthquake in Tehran. "I asked myself: 'Why die in a quake and not realise your dreams? Why not go to the stadium?' So I decided to go."
Women chair Davos forum
For the first time in the 48-year history of the World Economic Forum, the 2018 summit in Davos, Switzerland will be chaired entirely by women
Women's March 2018: 11 of the best signs, chosen by Euronews
While some referenced TV shows with dystopian themes, others reworked song lyrics.
Brazilian women protest against planned abortion legislation
Brazilian women protest over government plans to further restrict access to abortion. Termination is at present illegal unless the mother's life is in danger, rape is involved, or if the foetus has certain brain abnormalities.
The changing face of pole dancing in Egypt
How women-only pole dancing classes are inspiring women in Egypt to have more confidence.
View: We don't need a Year of the Woman. We need progress for all wome
Equal representation for women at all levels of government must be more than just a fad, writes Barbara Lee
The female Syrian lecturer trading books for guns
Roaeda, a former university teacher is now holding a sniper rifle for the NDF instead of teaching students
Saudi Arabia to allow women in sports stadiums
The decision gave more freedom to Saudi women, who are subject to strict gender segregation rules, after the historic lifting of a female driving ban in September
Saudia Arabia: social reforms
Saudi Arabia launches girls' council, without the girls
Feminists would have likely given full marks for theory, but zero for practice.
Female-only driving school aims to challenge gender stereotypes in Egypt
A female-only driving school in Cairo is hoping to motivate more women to get behind the wheel and learn the basics of car maintenance.
Brussels: Hundreds protest against planned Polish abortion ban
Hundreds of demonstrators from Belgium’s Polish community troop to EU institutions, to join the “Black Monday” protest against a bill in Poland that seeks a total ban on…
Poland debates total abortion ban
The Polish parliament has begun debating proposals that would implement a total ban on abortion, despite already having some of Europe’s most restrictive laws.
Donald Trump's wife sues Daily Mail Online over 'escort' reports
Melania Trump, the wife of US Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump, sued the US-based publisher of the Daily Mail Online and a blogger over stories about her past she believes were “tremendous