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Saudi women journalists raise hands at press conference for US Secretary of State John Kerry
Conflict
Your week in women’s news: ISIS, healthcare and Nabra Hassenen’s murder
A fighter of the Kurdish People's Protection Units (YPG) fires an anti-aircraft weapon from Tel Tawil village in the direction of Islamic State fighters positioned in the countryside of the town of Tel Tamr in 2015.
Conflict
Three years after declaring a ‘caliphate,’ ISIS is failing
First Nations protesters are silhouetted behind a flag in a "Idle No More" demonstration in Toronto.
Culture
Canada turns 150, but indigenous groups call for ‘Resistance150’
Jessica Keetso
Economics
For local water activists, Navajo coal mine closure would be a long-awaited win
Paul Gottinger and Mahsa Abbasi are engaged. They say the Trump administration's travel ban has created an "emotional roller coaster" for them.
Global Politics
They went high and low to be together. Now if only they can get past the travel ban.
Turkish cartoon makes fun of those who comment on women's clothes
Arts
Turkish female cartoonists get political — tackling oppression with humor
Mona (left) with Elvira Gordillo Rivera in Rivera's garden in Comalapa, Mexico.
Justice
A former trafficking victim gets her life back in southern Mexico
An investigator works at the scene of a car bomb explosion that killed Maksym Shapoval, a high-ranking Ukrainian official involved in military intelligence, in Kiev
Conflict
In Kiev, assassinations are becoming commonplace
Eric Dzhakhpevych, 31, left Kyrgyzstan to work at Luzhniki Stadium in Moscow where fans will watch the opening match of the 2018 World Cup. Dzhakhpevych is one of many migrant workers who say they were victims of wage theft at Russia’s World Cup sites.
Jobs
Many migrant workers building Russia’s World Cup sites are getting stiffed
Trump Moon
Global Politics
Watch Live: Trump, Moon make joint statements on North Korea