Europe’s top court ruled Hungary’s anti-LGBTQ law violates EU protections, saying it stigmatizes LGBTQ people and breaches fundamental rights and equality standards.
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Rob Jetten was sworn in as prime minister of the Netherlands, becoming the country’s first openly gay head of government. The 38-year-old leader of Democrats 66 takes office amid coalition challenges, climate debates, and shifting…
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At the 2026 Winter Olympics, Sweden’s Anna Kjellbin and Finland’s Ronja Savolainen will battle on the ice as rivals—and celebrate their engagement off it.
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Hungarian prosecutors have filed charges against Budapest Mayor Gergely Karácsony for helping organize the city’s Pride event despite a national ban, as organizers plan to march again in 2026.
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After years on the margins, an unofficial Chinese gender-neutral pronoun has been added to Unicode, offering nonbinary people recognition, choice, and visibility across one of the world’s most widely spoken languages.
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Seattle organizers plan Pride-themed events around a June World Cup match, but Egypt and Iran have objected, creating a high-profile test of FIFA’s approach to LGBTQ visibility and host-city autonomy.
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A Bangladeshi survivor’s escape highlights the long, often overlooked history of how U.S. immigration laws have targeted LGBTQ people and the challenges queer migrants still face today.
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China’s removal of gay dating apps Blued and Finka deepens fears of a shrinking LGBTQ space as censorship and surveillance intensify under government control.
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Around 1,000 LGBTQ Catholics joined a first official Rome pilgrimage, processing through the Holy Door as many hope Pope Leo XIV will build on Pope Francis’ legacy of welcome.
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Caster Semenya won a partial victory in her fight against track’s testosterone rules as a European court ruled Switzerland failed to fully review her case.
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