Um apanhado de algumas notícias que marcam a atualidade internacional (títulos retirados do r/worldnews - 23/05/2019). (BBC - RU) Scientists in Britain have written to the 100 wealthiest families and charities in the country, to request money to protect the environment. They say that less than 3% of philanthropic funding goes towards climate-related issues www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-48357351 (Sky News - RU) A lack of public toilets in the UK is forcing many people to stay at home, threatening the health and mobility of the nation, a report has warned - Public toilets are no luxury and should be seen as basic parts of the community like pavements and street lights, the report says.
Taiwan legalises same-sex marriage
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Judge orders parts of Mueller report unredacted, made public, including transcripts of Michael Flynn's conversations with former Russian Ambassador Sergey Kislyak
Amazon Tribe Wins Lawsuit Against Big Oil, Saving Millions Of Acres Of Rainforest
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Neo-Nazi Paedophile Jailed For Life Over Plot To Kill Labour MP
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Millions of songbirds are vacuumed out of trees and killed each year during the nocturnal Mediterranean olive harvest, researchers have warned. Vast numbers of legally protected birds from central and northern Europe seek refuge in the Mediterranean basin during winter months.
Former Australia Prime Minister Tony Abbott's political career is over, after independent Zali Steggall defeated him in his Sydney electorate of Warringah.
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Jamal Khashoggi fiancee: 'The world still has not done anything' | Hatice Cengiz criticises lack of action and calls for sanctions on Saudi Arabia
An American pastor from New Jersey backed by a British former clairvoyant is running a network that gives up to 50,000 Ugandans a “miracle cure” made from industrial bleach, claiming drinking the toxic fluid eradicates cancer, HIV/Aids, malaria and most other diseases.
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Iceland use Eurovision Song Contest to protest against the Israeli occupation of Palestinian territories
The indian government reduced prices of nine anti cancer drugs by 90%
Parents who raise children as vegans should be prosecuted, say Belgian doctors
Thousands march in Northern Ireland for same sex marriage
Poland has announced plans to double jail terms for paedophiles after a documentary on priest sex abuse sparked outrage in the country.
UN chief calls for ‘enlightened self-interest’ from world leaders to save ‘the whole planet’ from climate change
Donald Trump threatens 'official end of Iran'
Baby elephant forced to dance for tourists dies after becoming so weak his legs snapped
Solomon Islands disappearing beneath rising sea at ‘unprecedented’ rate
Comedian Inaugurated as Ukraine’s New President Immediately Disbands Parliament
After years of opposition by catholics and evangelicals, the morning-after pill can now be sold without a prescription in Costa Rica
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France threatens journalists with jail time for exposing use of French arms in Yemen
Planting two trees now mandatory for everyone building a house in Pakistan 
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Eight million salmon killed in a week by sudden surge of algae in Norway - Deaths come weeks after similar incident in Scotland: ‘We’re all pretty worried’
Huawei collapse; Panasonic cut ties with tech giant.
Chile has Reached its 2025 Clean Energy Targets Six Years Ahead of Schedule
Israeli army blamed Palestinians for arson by settlers. Then a video emerged
Brazil's highest court votes to protect LGBT people
France has officially acknowledged for the first time that French Polynesians were effectively forced into accepting almost 200 nuclear tests conducted over a 30-year period, and that it is responsible for compensating them for the illnesses caused by the fallout.
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South Africa signs Carbon Tax Act into law. The carbon tax on polluters will come into effect on 1 June 2019.
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‘It was like a zoo': Climbers reveal 'Lord of Flies' experience of overcrowded Everest
New Filipino law requires all students to plant 10 trees if they want to graduate
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New Zealand schools hit by 'mega-strike' as 50,000 teachers walk out
Teenager burned to death: Possible death penalty for all 16 charged
Myanmar Soldiers Jailed For Rohingya Village Killings Serve Less Than a Year: The seven soldiers served less jail time than two Reuters reporters who uncovered the killings.