Inspire Middle East Global startup queen Joy Ajlouny reveals how entrepreneurs can make their millions
View Coronavirus is showing yet again why the world needs more strong female decision-makers ǀ View What do Germany, Taiwan and New Zealand have in common? Strong leaders, widely applauded for doing an exceptional job in how they responded to the current coronavirus crisis. Strong female leaders. 12/05/2020
state of the union Europe's week: Rescue plans, MEPs on the frontlines & robo-helpers A look back at the key stories coming out of Brussels this week. 10/04/2020
brussels bureau Coronavirus: Women on frontline need to be included in response The UN and gender equality organisations are calling on governments to consider female-specific issues when it comes to their short and medium-term coronavirus responses. 08/04/2020
World COVID-19: 'Horrifying surge in domestic violence' amid lockdowns - UN UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres says many women and girls are threatened and appeals for "peace at home" amid the pandemic. 06/04/2020
View We need better representation of female role models to smash through the glass ceiling ǀ View We must recognise the importance of visibility of successful women and how they are represented in both the media and the broader cultural conversation. We all have a duty to contribute towards driving that change. 27/03/2020
Art and Design The artwork providing a safe space for vulvas everywhere Do you really know what’s ‘normal’ when it comes to your own body? 08/03/2020
World International Women's Day: how can algorithms be sexist? The first person to write an algorithm was a woman in the 19th century. But in the 21st century, algorithms may end up reinforcing gender stereotypes. 08/03/2020
World Who are some of Europe's most inspirational female role models? We celebrate the women who are an inspiration in Europe today. 06/03/2020
Ireland Irish architects Farrell and McNamara won 2020 Pritzker Prize The Irish architects have been awarded the 2020 Pritzker Prize for leading the way for women in a male-dominated profession. 04/03/2020
United Kingdom Scotland set to be first country in world to make period products free The new legislation would put a legal obligation on the government to provide free sanitary products to "everyone in Scotland who needs to use period product" 25/02/2020
brussels bureau Tens of thousands still at risk from FGM as EU calls for action MEPs voted overwhelmingly to support a resolution calling for an end to female genital mutilation and to provide care to survivors. 12/02/2020
World Six female scientists to know about on Women and Girls in Science Day To mark International Women and Girls in Science Day Euronews has taken a look at six women in science and technology that are making a difference today. 11/02/2020
World Can an app help make female journalists safer? 2 out of 3 women journalists worldwide say they have been threatened or harassed online at least once. A new app is there to help them. 11/02/2020
no comment Thousands of women dye Madrid purple with human chain against violence Some 7,000 women joined together on Saturday in a 7-kilometre feminist chain in Madrid to denounce discrimination and violence against women 09/02/2020
Inspire Middle East These Arab women athletes show their strength, in life and sport By day, Iraqi native Ishtar Azzawi is a project manager at the UAE-based investment company, KBBO Group. By night, the 35-year-old is a jiu-jitsu champion. 31/01/2020
Greece High court judge becomes Greece's first female president Men dominate the top-level political positions in Greece, so this is a big deal. 22/01/2020
France Will women really be the biggest winners of France’s pension reforms? Will French women actually benefit from the new pension system and what can we learn from the examples of other European countries? Euronews answers. 18/01/2020
Finland Finnish minister apologises for Instagram poll on fate of IS women An online poll on the repatriation of women linked to so-called Islamic State sparked controversy and embarrassed for the new government. 14/12/2019
brussels bureau Women from Central Eastern Europe steal the spotlight at the 2019 Women in Europe awards At the 4th annual Women in Europe awards, four women were recognized for their work in raising awareness for women's issues. 05/12/2019
no comment Police go pink to highlight women's safety in crime-hit Delhi Delhi has the highest rate of crime against women in India. Now, a special pink patrol is hoping to tackle the problem. 29/11/2019
brussels bureau The Brief: The future Commission sets to criminalize gender-based violence For the first time in Commission history, there will be a European Equality Commissioner, Helena Dalli, whose goal is develop EU-wide legislation that protects the victims and punishes the offenders of gender-based violence. 25/11/2019
Fashion Fashion's 'shameful secret relationship' with size We speak to three women about the struggle of finding clothes that fit. 09/11/2019
no comment Women march in Lebanon to demand government resignation Several hundred women lit candles while marching in Beirut on Wednesday (November 6) demanding the resignation of Lebanon's entire government. 07/11/2019
brussels bureau The Brief: CAP controversy The European Commission had to defend itself and its CAP policies from criticism after the New York Times gave details about how oligarchs in Central Europe use EU funds for their circles. 04/11/2019
Inspire Middle East How are underprivileged women in Lebanon being empowered through luxury bags? An initiative in Lebanon is harnessing the talent of disadvantaged women to produce high fashion handbags. 25/10/2019
France French #MeToo founder to pay damages for defamation A Paris court ordered Sandra Muller to pay €15,000 in damages to a TV executive Eric Brion who she had accused of making sexually lewd remarks at a party. 26/09/2019
