Global Spotlight

Latest prominent woman worldwide to lend personal support to Finnish PM Sanna Marin (36) after her dancing video was leaked last week.

Every year, August 26 is commemorated as Women's Equality Day in recognition of the arduous fight that American women put up to earn a constitutional right to vote in 1920.

Liz Truss, born in 1975, has a diverse career from economics to politics, including roles as Secretary of State and Minister for Women and Equalities. She's vying for the UK prime ministership.

Amartya Sen's "missing women" concept highlights the tragic loss of millions of girls due to societal preference for sons in India, revealing deep-seated gender bias.

Convicted rapist Joshua Carney, high on synthetic drugs, assaulted a mother and her daughter in their Cardiff home, earning a life sentence for his horrific crimes.

President Putin has long advocated the increase in Russia's birth rate by implementing state policies that encourage large families through financial aid.

Prime Minister of Singapore Lee Hsien Loong declared on Sunday that the country has finally repealed Section 377A of the Penal Code, which criminalized gay sex in the country.

Ukrainian First Lady Olena Zelenska sparked debate with her bold Vogue cover, where her pose defied traditional gender norms. The #SitLikeAGirl movement emerged in support, challenging stereotypes worldwide.

Anne Heche remains in a coma after a tragic car accident, with her family expressing doubts about her survival. The actress, known for her roles and tumultuous life, is on life support.

Mack, a 30-year-old writer, unexpectedly transforms into her 70-year-old self after meeting a Shaman. As Aunt Rita, she finds new freedom and popularity but must decide whether to stay in her new identity.

Serena Williams, a tennis legend with 23 Grand Slam titles, has hinted at retiring after the US Open to focus on her family and start an investment firm, marking a significant shift in her life.

Indiana's new law bans most abortions, with exceptions for rape, incest, and risks to the mother's life. The law takes effect on September 15, drawing both praise and strong criticism.