If half the world were run by women, Sandberg believes the world would be 'safer' and 'much more prosperous.'
Meta's Sheryl Sandberg: Social media is bad for dictators, that's why Putin took us downChief Operating Officer Sheryl Sandberg has suggested Russia and Ukraine wouldn't be at war if they were run by women.
Ukraine says it has the right to self-determination, and that it wants membership of the European Union. The country has fought back considerably against Russia, with the defense intelligence agency on Monday claiming Ukrainian forcesSandberg said that, if half the world were run by women, she believes the world would be "safer" and "much more prosperous."
Still, the pandemic has raised a number of challenges for gender equality, Sandberg said. Covid was a "complete crisis for gender equality," she said, adding women's participation in the labor force is "plummeting all over the world."
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