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Edition newsletter: Are we running out of water?
Yes, but these women are fighting for it
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Fuller Defenders 2026: meet the women fighting for your water
Meet the women campaigners, scientists, engineers and entrepreneurs protecting the water we drink
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Letter from the editor: Water is running out. Women are still being shut out
Despite experiencing the acute realities of water scarcity, women are still being locked out of decision-making. That needs to change
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‘I've kept my books’: How water scarcity impacts girls in rural India
In India's drought-prone Maharashtra state, as young women bear the daily burden of fetching water, they risk dropping out of school and early marriage
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Why water is a woman’s problem
From climate change to conflict, water scarcity is putting women and girls at growing risk worldwide
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The research box: What we watched, read and listened to while making our Without Water edition
From artwork uncovering the plight of water access in Ethiopia, to a film exploring climate change on the marshes of Iraq, these resources helped to inform our latest edition on water scarcity
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Newsletter: Sydney Sweeney’s ad and the rise of women betting
Is gambling changing?
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Newsletter: The far right’s anti-gender TikTok strategy is paying off
Does the left need to learn from it?
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Newsletter: Farewell to Gloria Steinem, hello to El Niño?
A weather event like no other
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‘A chain around the ankle’: How Denmark's national digital ID fuels economic violence against women
Economic violence against women through the use of digital IDs is a growing, rarely recognized problem in Denmark and across Europe
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Newsletter: We wanted to be white, but my mum had other plans
She did something radical
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Newsletter: Learning that I don’t have to be useful
This summer, I’m resting
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In India, microfinance is destroying women’s lives
Microfinance promised women’s empowerment. But in West Bengal, where the practice has grown exponentially in the past decade, women are dying, disappearing, and getting stuck in endless cycles of debt
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‘A huge injustice’: Ukraine's war widows battle to claim compensation for fallen soldiers
Their husbands died defending Ukraine. But for reasons outside of their control, these women haven't been able to claim the thousands they believe are owed to them by the government
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Newsletter: Cover up! Even if it’s 45°C
The real Indian summer
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