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Former president Donald Trump has declared Taylor Swift would never be disloyal to him, the self-proclaimed “man who made her so much money”.

EU member countries agree on a law to criminalise various forms of violence against women, but stop short of defining rape.

UK’s Labour Party has drafted a Race Equality Act that would extend full equal pay rights to ethnic minority workers and people with disabilities.

Sinn Féin’s deputy leader Michelle O’Neill has become Northern Ireland’s First Minister-the first Irish nationalist to be appointed. 

Anti-slavery advocate Grace Forrest is the first Aussie woman to be selected for the prestigious Roosevelt Institute Four Freedoms Award. 

Far-right pundits are calling Taylor Swift a “Pentagon asset” who is rigging the presidential election in November. 

Nearly 65,000 rape-related pregnancies estimated in the 14 US states with near-total abortion bans following the overturning of Roe v. Wade.

France approves a bill to enshrine a woman’s right to an abortion in the French Constitution, defying the trend of neighbouring countries.

E. Jean Carroll says she’ll use the $83 million in damages she was awarded by a jury to fund “something Trump hates”.

US Republican candidate Nikki Haley questions Donald Trump’s mental fitness for presidential office after he confuses her for Nancy Pelosi.

Women presidential candidates like Nikki Haley are more likely to adjust their language and reshaped their positions to appeal to more voters

Jacinda Ardern, the former prime minister of New Zealand, has married her long-term partner Clarke Gayford in a small private ceremony.