The turning point in Iceland for gender equality was Oct. 24 ... breaking down “barriers,” believing that women taking a leadership role is essential for a prosperous future.

Notably, Iceland had achieved impressive results in gender equality, with significant representation of women in political leadership, both in Parliament and local governance. the International ...

It will take an estimated 123 years to achieve gender equality worldwide, according to the World Economic Forum’s Global ...

Countries like Norway, Germany and Iceland and others have ... known for its progressive stance on gender equality and female ...

Disconnect in transition to leadership roles Women outpace men in higher education but only 28.8 % reach senior leadership, a missed opportunity for greater economic resilience and growth. Staff ...

The Philippines rose five spots to rank 20th in the World Economic Forum’s Global Gender Gap Report 2025, with an overall ...

Ireland has the 10th best gender equality gap in the world but global parity is 123 years away at the current pace of ...