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Afghanistan's Press conference in India failed to pass the feminist check
On 10th October, 2025, the Afghan Embassy hosted a forum with Afghanistan’s Foreign minister Amir Khan Muttaqi in New Delhi, India. The embassy had invited over sixteen journalists, and not a single one of them was a woman, let alone a woman from intersectional identities. In the forum, it was observed by other journalists, how women and foreign media were turned away from the gate of the embassy, and has been widely discussed in the media.
As a young woman journalist, ba
Varisha Tariq
15 hours ago5 min read


When Borders Keep Shifting
Do you ever think about why you were born where you were born?
I was born in France because a border opened. When France granted Tunisia independence in March of 1956, my father crossed the Mediterranean sea along with thousands of others, carrying with him a language, a faith, a culture, and a hope that the new world would be gentler. That decision between a man seeking opportunity and a nation opening its borders shaped my existence before I ever took my first breath.
Halima Snoussi
4 days ago5 min read


A critique of Vogue’s ‘embarrassing boyfriend’ concept
And there we have it. As of October 2025, boyfriends have become embarrassing, according to Vogue.
An article published on 25th October talks about boyfriends being embarrassing, and about women being uncool or losers because they have romantic partners. This controversial piece has been discussed all over social media, and on popular news outlets, with Instagram celebrities sharing their opinions, either agreeing, or disagreeing with the piece.
I came across the p
Riddhi Laijawala
5 days ago5 min read


I’m Russian and War in Ukraine Made Me Mentally Ill
I’m a Paris-based Russian reporter, and for more than three years I have been covering anti-war resistance in my country. At this point, I should be used to the war in Ukraine.
But when I recently met a Ukrainian artist at a party, something strange happened.
I introduced myself to him in English. But since many people from post-Soviet countries in the room were speaking Russian (which is our common language), he asked: “Do you speak Russian?”.
“Yes,” I responded.
Alexandra Domenech
Nov 135 min read


Monday stress doesn’t retire when we do
Image Source: cottonbro studio on Pexels I’ve never found Mondays particularly stressful. Over time, I’ve learned to manage my energy more intentionally, and as a freelance journalist, I’ve picked up strategies that work for me. For instance, if I work over the weekend, I try to keep my Mondays lighter, a way to ease back into the week and protect my mental balance. But if I worked in a company or had an office role with fixed hours, that kind of adjustment would be much hard
Giulia Mondaini
Nov 55 min read


Racism, Violence, and Belonging in Britain
Trigger warning: This article contains mentions of sexual assault and violence which some readers may find distressing. On Tuesday 9 th ...
Samrina K Sangha
Sep 176 min read


Introducing the Power of Synthetic Memories to our Lives
It is in our human nature to forget details of the past, especially as we grow older; memories from our childhood become less vivid. Many...
Layecha Fidahoussen
Jul 295 min read


Forced Motherhood: The Cost of Abortion Bans
In my opinion, pregnancy and motherhood can be a profound and beautiful experience. The ability to nurture and bring a new life into the...
Samrina K Sangha
Jun 305 min read


How ‘down bad’ can you be when dating?
If you feel like dating is a Sisyphean task, you’re not alone. As a neurodivergent woman, I’m probably (definitely) considered an...
Chloe Johnson
Jun 254 min read
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