Female led countries' COVID-19 outcomes “systematically and significantly better” - News - University of Liverpool
Transforming Food Systems: Pathways for Country-led Innovation |Policy Support and Governance| Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations
U.S. launches formal talks with Indo-Pacific countries on new economic framework | The Japan Times
Bipartisan Effort to Establish Tech Diplomacy Among Democratic Countries Led by Future Caucus Members -Millennial Action Project
Gender in the time of COVID-19: Evaluating national leadership and COVID-19 fatalities | PLOS ONE
COVID-19 has led to dramatic reduction in essential services and protection for migrant and displaced children in countries around the world
Gender in the time of COVID-19: Evaluating national leadership and COVID-19 fatalities | PLOS ONE
Have countries led by women coped better with Covid-19? | Financial Times
LED Lighting Could Save Developing Countries $40 Billion/yr. | NRDC
Up to 1990, 17 countries in the world had been led by a female head of state or government. What was that number in 2019? | Gapminder
Islamic State: Where key countries stand - BBC News
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Leading Ladies: European Countries With Women At The Helm
What We Can Learn From the Wonder Women of COVID-19 | Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs
Here are the dozens of democracies that have elected a female leader - The Washington Post
Decade of Action on Nutrition
Women-Led Countries Handled Pandemic Far Better Than Men: Study
GOP-led states ask to defend border policy in Washington case - Roll Call
Female led countries' COVID-19 outcomes “systematically and significantly better” - News - University of Liverpool
Chart: Which Countries Have Been Female-Led? | Statista
Haiti country profile - BBC News
Countries Pledge $1 Billion in Aid for Ukraine - The New York Times
State of the World: Mass Killing in 2018 — United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
Female-led countries handled coronavirus better, study suggests | Coronavirus | The Guardian
