The World Economic Forum's Global Gender Gap Report reveals a slowdown in the hiring of women for senior leadership roles for the third consecutive year, with only 28.8% of women in such positions despite making up 41.2% of the workforce. Progress has been minimal since 2022, and full gender parity is projected to take 123 years. Iceland remains the most gender-equal economy, while AI is reshaping job requirements, highlighting the need for women to be empowered in leadership roles. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)