Highlights

UN Under-Secretary-General and ESCWA Executive Secretary at the Security Council: Stability of Maritime Corridors Is No Longer Merely a Security or Navigation Issue, but a Direct Prerequisite for Protecting Development …

The German Navy has marked a historic milestone with the appointment of Ute Niklas as the first woman to command a German warship frigate. Her promotion reflects the gradual expansion …

A Recognition of More Than 25 Years of Professional Contributions Cape Breton University in Canada has awarded Dr. Rania Al-Mashat an honorary doctorate in recognition of more than 25 years …

In Gaza, where war and displacement have disrupted daily life and severely affected access to education, Nevine Al-Gharabli has transformed an unexpected discovery into a small but meaningful initiative. While …

Scientists are investigating how a woman lived to the age of 117 years and 168 days while maintaining key bodily functions despite advanced age. The study, published in Cell Reports …

Recognition for sustainability leadership is increasingly moving beyond corporate commitments and annual reports to acknowledge the people turning ambitious goals into measurable action. Among those recognized for this work is …

A community arts event held on Gaza’s seafront brought together women, children, and young people for cinema, music, folklore, and sports performances. The event aimed to create a safe space …

Breastfeeding may be linked to improved heart and metabolic health among women who experienced gestational diabetes, particularly during the first weeks after childbirth, according to a recent study reported by …

Egyptian-Danish director Mai El-Toukhy has won the Golden Lion, the top prize at the 83rd Venice International Film Festival, for her film ‘The Unknown Woman’, in a competition that placed …

There is a woman who appears to be doing fine. She goes to work, fulfills her responsibilities, manages her home, follows up on her children, checks on her parents, supports …