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tudy Links Partners’ Objectification of Other Women to Lower Wellbeing HOLD — independent expert interpretation required before publication.
New research examines whether repeatedly seeing a partner objectify other women can affect women’s body image, self-esteem and relationship satisfaction.
Migrant Women in Ceuta Say Harassment Compounds an Already Dangerous Journey
Women who reached Spain’s North African enclave during a mass border crossing say inadequate shelter and registration delays have exposed them to harassment and fear.
Migrant Women in Ceuta Say Harassment Compounds an Already Dangerous Journey
Women who reached Spain’s North African enclave during a mass border crossing say inadequate shelter and registration delays have exposed them to harassment and fear.
Why Are Girls’ Shorts So Much Shorter? Parents Are Questioning the Gender Divide in Children’s Clothing
Parents are questioning why clothes made for girls are often shorter, tighter and more revealing than similar styles sold for boys. The debate may be trending again on social media, but research shows concerns about the gender divide in children’s clothing have existed for more than a decade.
250 Mothers and Adolescent Girls Join Health and Hygiene Programme in Rajshahi
A World Vision Bangladesh initiative brought mothers and teenage girls together for hands-on learning on nutrition, hygiene, safe motherhood and child health — highlighting why prevention often begins with knowledge at home.
Bangladesh Has Had Women at the Top. Why Are Women Still Missing From Political Power?
State Minister Shama Obaid says political parties must change how they recruit, support and nominate women. The numbers from Bangladesh’s 2026 election suggest the leadership pipeline remains remarkably narrow.
More Than 100 Female Workers Reportedly Fall Ill at Adamjee EPZ Factory
The cause remains unconfirmed after workers at Universal Menswear in Narayanganj became sick one after another. A BEPZA official initially suggested heatstroke, raising wider questions about occupational health and heat protection for women in Bangladesh’s garment sector.
Women’s Scholarship Lists 28 August Deadline for International Study HOLD — do not publish an application link until the awarding institution, eligibility rules and official application portal are independently verified.
A listing advertises international-study funding for women, but essential information about the award provider requires verification.
Health and Life-Science Entrepreneurship Programme Opens to Women Founders HOLD — confirm current availability of the 100 places before publication.
An English-language entrepreneurship programme is offering women in health and life sciences an eight-week route to validate ideas and explore commercialisation.
Birgit Girshick Brings an Insider’s Experience to Charles River’s Top Job
After beginning as an executive assistant, Girshick has become CEO of a global drug-development services company and is using staff listening visits to shape its next transition.
MacKenzie Scott’s Unrestricted Education Giving Offers a Different Power Model
Scott has reportedly given $461 million to California public-education institutions since 2021 while allowing recipients to decide how to use the money.
Women-Founded SnerpaPower Secures €3.4 Million for European Expansion
The Icelandic deep-tech company is scaling software that helps energy-intensive industries adjust electricity use and respond to changing grids.
Woman-Led Oshen Raises $5 Million to Scale Ocean Robots
The Plymouth startup is expanding fleets of small autonomous vessels used for weather, environmental and maritime-security data.
Maracanã Will Open and Close the 2027 Women’s World Cup
Hosting the opening match and final at Brazil’s most famous stadium gives women’s football an important place in South America’s sporting history.
Microdramas Find a Huge Female Audience—and Renew Old Questions
Mobile-first serial dramas are attracting overwhelmingly female audiences, creating new opportunities for writers while reviving concerns about stereotypes and precarious production.
Cross-Border Business Programme Backs Six Mexican Women in Texas HOLD — verify results with the Mexican Consulate and MileOne.
Six Mexican women in Laredo completed free entrepreneurship training, with three receiving small awards to develop their businesses.
Women’s College Sports Seek Philanthropic Protection From Commercial Pressure
Editor’s summary: As US college athletics becomes more commercially driven, advocates are turning to philanthropy to protect women’s and lower-revenue sports.
Postpartum-Mental-Health Rally Draws Hundreds Outside US Trial
A criminal trial involving the deaths of three children has become a rallying point for demands that women’s postpartum psychiatric symptoms be taken more seriously.
Female-Athlete Health Alliance Expands Across Nine Countries
A growing international partnership aims to close research and practice gaps in women’s sports health, including the higher burden of ACL injuries.
UN Staff Released in Afghanistan as Women’s Exclusion Deepens
The release of two detained UN employees offers limited relief while Afghan women and girls remain subject to sweeping restrictions.
Liechtenstein Opens Royal Succession to Women
One of Europe’s remaining male-only royal succession systems is being changed, allowing the firstborn child to inherit regardless of sex.
Liechtenstein Opens Royal Succession to Women
One of Europe’s remaining male-only royal succession systems is being changed, allowing the firstborn child to inherit regardless of sex.
Portugal’s Face-Covering Ban Reopens the Debate Over Women’s Freedom
Portugal says its new law protects equality and public security. Women’s-rights and civil-liberties advocates argue that a measure presented as liberation may instead restrict Muslim women’s choices.
Bngladesh’s Indigenous Women Face a Double Burden — What Gets Left Out of the National Conversation
From land disputes and violence to gaps in healthcare and political voice, women from Indigenous communities face overlapping barriers that rarely receive sustained national attention.