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Society Women Worldwide

France To Ecuador, A Straight Red Line From The Patriarchy To Mass Rape

The trial has captivated and horrified the world as Gisèle Pelicot has chosen to openly testify that her husband had drugged and raped her repeatedly for years, and invited dozens of other men to sexually assault her while she was unconscious. Sadly, similar stories stretch half-way around the world, including the author’s Ecuadorian hometown.

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Society

Russia’s “Vibe” To Japan’s “Inappropriate” — A World Tour Of Words Of The Year

As 2024 comes to an end, the words we’ve chosen reflect a year of division, from “polarization” in the U.S. to “brain rot” in the UK, or Switzerland’s “non binario”, international Words of the Year show how languages mirror the complex issues of our world.

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Economy Future

AI For Africa? The Best And Worst Of Times

AI could offer a great new way in to the global economy for sub-Saharan Africa. Yet with some 20 million jobs needed to be created annually to absorb the massive influx of young people in the labor market, AI could also create new unemployment.

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Eyes on the U.S.

Georgia Is Ground Zero For Trump’s “Stolen Election” Claims — Then And Now

Allegations of widespread fraud in 2020 have left lasting impacts in Georgia. The state hopes to avoid renewed tensions this year, but both Democrats and Republicans are bracing for potential disputes in the case of a close result.

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