Global ministers, activists and diplomats gather in New York as new figures show representation advancing only slowly.
Global progress on women’s political representation is slowing amid what U.N. officials describe as growing pushback against women's rights.
As the annual meeting of the U.N. Commission on the Status of Women opened Monday, new data underscored the challenge facing government representatives, international organizations and advocacy groups reviewing global commitments on gender equality.
Hundreds of thousands forced into online fraud operations marked by violence, surveillance and coercion.
Survey of parliamentarians points to widespread public hostility; women and minority lawmakers report higher risk.
Concerns over human rights and jurisdiction surface as Washington seeks security role at Milano-Cortina 2026.
Human Rights Watch urges rights-respecting democracies to coordinate as U.S. and other powers weaken global norms.
Finance ministers warn of supply risks as oil prices spike and shipping through the Strait of Hormuz faces disruption.
New data show Ukraine as world’s largest arms importer while Russian exports collapse and NATO members rearm.
Organizations warn the U.S. and Israeli strikes raise questions over the use of force, civilian protections, nuclear safety.
From cash limits to crypto rules and digital currencies, policymakers are trying to close gaps in payment systems.
