Yoon Seok-yeol, the conservative candidate, won the extremely tight presidential race in an agenda-less election. Domestically Yoon’s ability to impose radical changes is limited but he can shift South Korea’s foreign policy by fostering closer ties with the US and...
Western media’s obsessive focus on the plight of Afghan women conceals a complex history.
“The Oprah Winfrey Show” first aired nationwide 35 years ago, making its host one of the most influential people of our time.
Compared to discrimination faced by Angela Merkel, the campaign against Annalena Baerbock has reached a new, unprecedented dimension.
The removal of vaccination data on non-binary individuals reveals just how problematic the transgender community’s situation in India is.
After fleeing to Germany, many Syrian women find new opportunities and liberties.
Men are more likely to return to the office than women. What does this mean for gender equality?
The scholarship the UK government granted to promising Afghan students has now become a noose around their necks.
