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Portugal, Italy, and Malta have all significantly reduced their domestic gender inequality gap since 2010 (Photo: Unsplash)

Gender inequality in EU a 'continuous epidemic', finds new research

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by Salomé Bonneyrat, Brussels,

The European Institute for Gender Equality (EIGE) has urged EU member states to push for further action to balance male-female power dynamics, in a new report on Tuesday (10 December).

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