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More Women Leaders Could Mean Fewer Wars: Examining the Evidence
Analysis of historical data suggests a correlation between female leadership and fewer military crises, although more research is needed to confirm this.
More Women Leaders Could Mean Fewer Wars: Examining the Evidence
Analysis of historical data suggests a correlation between female leadership and fewer military crises, although more research is needed to confirm this.
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40% Bias Score
German Wine Queen Competition Sees First Male Finalist
For the first time in its nearly 80-year history, the German Wine Queen competition includes a male finalist, 26-year-old Levin McKenzie from Rheinhessen, competing against four women for the title.
German Wine Queen Competition Sees First Male Finalist
For the first time in its nearly 80-year history, the German Wine Queen competition includes a male finalist, 26-year-old Levin McKenzie from Rheinhessen, competing against four women for the title.
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32% Bias Score
England's History Curriculum Needs More Women
A new report reveals that women are largely absent from the history curriculum in England's secondary schools, prompting calls for reform to address historical inaccuracies and gender imbalance.
England's History Curriculum Needs More Women
A new report reveals that women are largely absent from the history curriculum in England's secondary schools, prompting calls for reform to address historical inaccuracies and gender imbalance.
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32% Bias Score
Only Yes is Yes" Law's Legacy: Internal Divisions and Political Fallout in Spain
Irene Montero's time as Spain's Minister of Equality left a complex legacy, marked by internal divisions within the governing coalition, a controversial law leading to reduced sentences for sexual offenders, and a fractured feminist movement.
Only Yes is Yes" Law's Legacy: Internal Divisions and Political Fallout in Spain
Irene Montero's time as Spain's Minister of Equality left a complex legacy, marked by internal divisions within the governing coalition, a controversial law leading to reduced sentences for sexual offenders, and a fractured feminist movement.
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64% Bias Score
East Germans Underrepresented in Leadership Despite Government Efforts
Thirty-five years after German reunification, East Germans remain underrepresented in leadership positions across various sectors, despite a slight increase in some areas according to a recent study.
East Germans Underrepresented in Leadership Despite Government Efforts
Thirty-five years after German reunification, East Germans remain underrepresented in leadership positions across various sectors, despite a slight increase in some areas according to a recent study.
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12% Bias Score
East Germans Underrepresented in Leadership Positions Despite Government Efforts
A new study reveals that despite a two-thirds turnover in leadership positions since 2018, the representation of East Germans in top leadership roles in Germany remains significantly below their proportion of the population, particularly in the business sector.
East Germans Underrepresented in Leadership Positions Despite Government Efforts
A new study reveals that despite a two-thirds turnover in leadership positions since 2018, the representation of East Germans in top leadership roles in Germany remains significantly below their proportion of the population, particularly in the business sector.
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28% Bias Score
Parenthood: Increased Meaning, Not Happiness, in Life
A study of over 43,000 individuals across 30 European countries reveals that parents experience a greater sense of life meaning but not necessarily higher life satisfaction compared to non-parents, with significant variations based on gender and national policies.
Parenthood: Increased Meaning, Not Happiness, in Life
A study of over 43,000 individuals across 30 European countries reveals that parents experience a greater sense of life meaning but not necessarily higher life satisfaction compared to non-parents, with significant variations based on gender and national policies.
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28% Bias Score
Chile Nominates Michelle Bachelet for UN Secretary-General
Chilean President Gabriel Boric announced Michelle Bachelet's candidacy for UN Secretary-General during his final UN address, highlighting the need for female leadership and Latin American representation.
Chile Nominates Michelle Bachelet for UN Secretary-General
Chilean President Gabriel Boric announced Michelle Bachelet's candidacy for UN Secretary-General during his final UN address, highlighting the need for female leadership and Latin American representation.
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40% Bias Score
Netherlands: Censorship of Gender-Related Terms Amidst Increased Awareness of Violence Against Women
Following the murder of 17-year-old Lisa, the Netherlands faces a paradox: rising awareness of violence against women alongside government censorship of terms like "gender" and "gender equality" in policy documents, hindering effective policymaking.
Netherlands: Censorship of Gender-Related Terms Amidst Increased Awareness of Violence Against Women
Following the murder of 17-year-old Lisa, the Netherlands faces a paradox: rising awareness of violence against women alongside government censorship of terms like "gender" and "gender equality" in policy documents, hindering effective policymaking.
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24% Bias Score
China's Policy Boost for Women in Sci-Tech Innovation
China is actively promoting women's roles in science and technology through policy adjustments, such as easing age limits for female applicants in the National Natural Science Foundation of China and providing childcare subsidies, resulting in a significant increase in female sci-tech workers.
China's Policy Boost for Women in Sci-Tech Innovation
China is actively promoting women's roles in science and technology through policy adjustments, such as easing age limits for female applicants in the National Natural Science Foundation of China and providing childcare subsidies, resulting in a significant increase in female sci-tech workers.
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32% Bias Score
Dutch Study Reveals High Rate of Hidden Hormone-Related Problems Among Working Women
A survey by CBS and TNO found that one in three Dutch women conceal hormone-related issues at work, fearing dismissal, while 67% continue working despite significant health problems costing society €2.5-€7.8 billion annually.
Dutch Study Reveals High Rate of Hidden Hormone-Related Problems Among Working Women
A survey by CBS and TNO found that one in three Dutch women conceal hormone-related issues at work, fearing dismissal, while 67% continue working despite significant health problems costing society €2.5-€7.8 billion annually.
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28% Bias Score
Bolivia Bans Child Marriage
Bolivia has definitively banned child marriage, eliminating a legal exception that allowed 16-year-olds to marry with parental consent, affecting 11,297 adolescents married between 2010 and 2022, 89% of whom were girls.
Bolivia Bans Child Marriage
Bolivia has definitively banned child marriage, eliminating a legal exception that allowed 16-year-olds to marry with parental consent, affecting 11,297 adolescents married between 2010 and 2022, 89% of whom were girls.
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20% Bias Score
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