Women at forefront of fighting pandemic

Russian columnist Galina Dudina shared her thoughts on the global fight against the pandemic and indicates that it is led by women. Dudina points out that the popular collage in social media is German Chancellor Angela Merkel juxtaposed with Jacinda Ardern, Prime Minister of New Zealand, along with Katrin Jacobsdouttir, Iceland's Prime Minister.

Another face is Qai Inwen, president of the partially recognized Republic of China in Taiwan. And finally, one after another, the premieres of three Scandinavian countries: the Norwegian Erna Sulberg, the Danish Mette Frederiksen and the Finnish Sanna Marin.

"It's not just sex that connects them. As it turns out, the countries they lead achieve the best results in the fight against coronavirus," said Dudlina.

Journalists enthusiastically draw a flattering picture of a woman-leader: determined, honest in relations with her people. Such a woman is empathetic, is open to new solutions and listens to the opinions of specialists. She is also competent, because in the end women need more strength and energy to climb the career ladder than their colleagues from work.