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Televised Row Over Baerbock's 'Toilet' Remarks Reignites Questions About Germany's UN Failure

The ZDF confrontation has sharpened debate over whether Baerbock's feminist rhetoric or her conduct in New York harmed Germany's diplomatic standing

Phillipson Faces New Pressure Over Delayed Equality Act Guidance

Islamabad Police Detain Aurat March Activists Over Section 144 Orders

Lola Herrera’s Two-Part ‘Lo de Évole’ Special Aired on March 8 After Évole Rejected a Call to Delay

‘Pioneras’ Competes at Málaga, Reclaiming a 1970s Women’s Football Story

Police Detain Women of the Wall Leaders After Western Wall Access Dispute

Newsom Signs $90 Million in Emergency Grants for Planned Parenthood Clinics

Call the Midwife Returns With 1971 Setting, Hard-Hitting Plots and a Pivotal Revelation

Call the Midwife to Pause After Series 15 for Prequel and Feature Film

Albanese Brands Whitlam’s 1975 Dismissal a ‘Partisan Ambush,’ Plans Statue at Old Parliament House

Tyla Wears Mussel-Shell Bolero at Glamour Women of the Year in London

Maternité des Lilas Closes for Good After 61 Years

Bess Wohl’s Liberation Opens on Broadway to Strong Reviews

Police Scotland Tells Susan Smith to Accept Warning or Face Charges in Holyrood Umbrella Case

Monique Pelletier, Former French Minister and Women’s Rights Advocate, Dies at 99

Machado Backs Israel in Netanyahu Call, Presses Lula to Tell Maduro to Leave

‘Belén’ Builds Awards Momentum as Argentina’s Oscar and Goya Submission

Camille Senon, Oradour-sur-Glane Massacre Survivor and Union Leader, Dies at 100

HBO Max Sets Nov. 13 Premiere for Ângela Diniz Miniseries After First Teaser Release

Thousands Join ‘Marsch für das Leben’ in Berlin and Cologne, Police Remove Blockades