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US midterms: A win for abortion?
And what it could mean for women
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‘This water makes us sick’: Women feel the pain of aid cuts in Kenya
In Kaeris Ward, a remote corner of Turkana County in northern Kenya, pregnant women and mothers are forced to dig for contaminated water in dry riverbeds and give birth in health facilities with little or no sanitation, putting their lives and those of their babies at risk
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Women still ignored over war
Not a single mention of women in UN resolutions on Iran, Lebanon and Ukraine
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Explainer: Why are women against data centers?
Research shows more women than men are worried about the environmental impact of Big Tech data centers on their lives and their communities. The highest cost of the centers, which use thousands of gallons of water each day, will likely be paid by women
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A story about water is also a story about family
In her poem, Sangam, the writer Sangamithra Iyer explores how earthly bodies are controlled and liberated
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The cost of being a female politician
Helen Haines's attack, online abuse and rape threats
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In US midterms, affordability beats abortion for Georgia's student voters
The governor’s race between Keisha Lance Bottoms and Rick Jackson is a toss-up. We asked University of Georgia students about the issues that matter to them in 2026
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In Yemen's water-starved city of Taiz, women lead as mediators
In Taiz, a woman-led mediation committee achieved what years of military and political negotiation could not — restoring water access to thousands of city residents
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When protesting puts women’s safety at risk
The hidden toll of police repression
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'I’ve never had to fight for water like this before': the battle for survival in refugee camps
For women who bear the toll of collecting water, in refugee camps this means long queues, dry pumps and cholera risks
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We need men to end gender-based violence
It is not just a woman’s issue
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Newsletter: Searching for two missing girls
We got two very different results.
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Newsletter: Will the UN finally be led by a woman?
Plus a sit down with Chelsea Clinton
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Edition newsletter: Without 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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