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wdwnt.comBCG Japan Co-Chair Reiko Akiike Appointed Keidanren Vice Chair, One of Two Women in Role
Reiko Akiike will become one of two women among Keidanren’s 20 vice chairs on June 4. She urged the government to clarify goals for strategic investments in AI and semiconductors.
news.sky.comLiberal Democrat Leader Calls on Government to Withdraw EHRC Guidance on Single-Sex Spaces
Sir Ed Davey wrote to Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson requesting withdrawal of the Equalities and Human Rights Commission advice approved earlier this month.
nbcnews.comNo Female Admirals Selected for Promotion in 2025
The U.S. Navy did not select any female officers for promotion to admiral in 2025. A Task & Purpose article examined the selection results.
dutchnews.nlSurvey Finds One in Three Young Women in Netherlands Feel Unsafe in Public
A survey reported by The European Conservative indicates that one-third of young women in the Netherlands regularly feel unsafe in public spaces. Most respondents said they alter their routines in response to safety concerns.
upi.comMexican Influencer El Temach Gained 11 Million Followers With Self-Improvement Content
Luis Castilleja, known online as El Temach, shifted from acting in Los Angeles to producing videos aimed at men. His sister Alex Castilleja told the BBC that the two have not spoken in two years. The BBC reported that El Temach earned an estimated $1.5 million from social media v…
rediff.comUN Women Official Says Women Face Higher Ebola Infection Risk
A UN Women official stated that women have historically accounted for a larger share of Ebola cases and deaths than men. The difference stems from caregiving roles rather than biological factors. The comments came during the World Health Assembly in Geneva.