women leaders

New research shows women’s leadership gains are beginning to slip. The decline reveals deeper problems in succession planning, sponsorship, feeder roles and enterprise decision-making.

Anda Filip’s election as the first woman Secretary General of the IPU belongs to a wider shift: women now lead major institutions shaping trade, migration, technology, climate and democracy.

Menopause often arrives when women are at their most experienced professionally. This Change in Content feature explains how symptoms affect work, why Indian workplaces must respond, and what women can …

Bangladesh Elections 2026 ended an interim phase with a decisive victory and a reform promise, but it also delivered a historic low for women in parliament. This article unpacks what …

Despite global progress in gender equality, a new UN Women report finds that 103 countries have never had a woman in their top executive office. This article explores why women …

Vedanta is transforming India’s mining industry with real women-centric change—21% women in its workforce, 28% in leadership, and a bold target of 30% by 2030. From all-women rescue teams to …

Hana-Rāwhiti Maipi-Clarke, at just 21, is not only New Zealand’s youngest MP but also a fierce advocate for Māori rights. Her haka in Parliament is a testament to her bold …