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Empowering Afghan Female Athletes Shows ‘Bravery and Courage’ Against the Taliban, Says Malala

Evacuations · Afghanistan

Empowering Afghan Female Athletes Shows ‘Bravery and Courage’ Against the Taliban, Says Malala

67% Center coverage: 3 sources

CNN By George Ramsay, Amanda Davies and Aleks Klosok, CNN (CNN) — Malala Yousafzai has never stopped fighting for the rights of women, even after it almost cost the Nobel-Prize-winning activist her life. And in her latest rallying cry, Yousafzai wants more opportunities granted to Afghanistan’s elite female athletes, at a time when they have been forced into exile under the Taliban’s rule. For that to be the case, she says that international spo…See the Story

Brain Drain Instead of Great Again: Science Cuts in the Usa

United States · United States

Brain Drain Instead of Great Again: Science Cuts in the Usa

The U.S. government cuts down on science in its own country. This could lead to a brain drain – many young researchers think about leaving the country.Read Article

Interview on "Girl vs. Girl": the 2000s Were so Sexist

Germany · Germany

Interview on "Girl vs. Girl": the 2000s Were so Sexist

In her book "Girl vs. Girl", the journalist and author Sophie Gilbert analyses how the pop culture of the nineties and nineties shaped women's images. In an interview, she talks about why toxic girl images are so persistent and how they have translated into the digital age.Read Article

Voices Missing: Review of "Silence" by Birgit Weyhe

In "silence", Birgit Weyhe tells of silence in dictatorships. Her graphic novel interweaves the life stories of two women who fought against silence and yet didn't quite come up against it.Germany · Germany Read Article

That's How It Is to Be Me: a Midwife Tells of Her Profession

Helena Kaim, 25, works as a midwife. Between night shift and closing delivery rooms, it's exhausting to give birth to children – but she doesn't want to do anything betterGermany · Germany Read Article

Debate on Age Limit: Survey: Majority for Access to Social Media only From 16

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

In Australia, teenagers are now only allowed to use social media from the age of 16. A model also for Germany? According to a survey, a majority would be in favour. But there are also critical voices.Social Media · Australia See the Story

Occupiers Have Been Using Chemical Weapons in the Seversky Area for the Third Week, - Brigade of the NGO “Rubezh”

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Russian invaders have been using chemical weapons against Ukrainian defenders in the Seversky direction for three weeks.Weapons See the Story

A Hopeless Mission: New Arte Series on the Bosnian War

The series "Half a year like a whole life" tells from the perspective of young UN soldiers of the horrors of the Bosnian war – in hard-to-bear pictures, but without being voyeuristicUnited Nations · Bosnia and Herzegovina Read Article

Study: Highly Qualified Migrants Consider Leaving Germany

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Well-trained migrants are increasingly thinking about emigration, especially those that are important for the skilled labour market.Immigration · Germany See the Story

Fresh Wind in Senegal? The Country After the Change of Government

More than a year ago there was a change of government in the West African country. Anne Marie Yacine Tine from the Pastef party is the youngest member of parliament and wants to help change Senegal.Senegal · Senegal Read Article

Commission Raises Rule of Law Concerns over Spanish Amnesty Law

50% Left coverage: 6 sources

EU Commission raises rule of law concerns over Spain’s Catalan amnesty law, warning it may amount to a self-amnesty traded for political support.Pedro Sánchez See the Story

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