Projetos de lei em Niterói e Teresina visam proibir uso de banheiros femininos por mulheres trans, gerando debate sobre transfobia e segurança. Caso Erika Hilton e polêmica internacional com neonazista alemão intensificam a discussão.
Andelen nya läkemedel med nationellt beslut om offentlig finansiering minskar i Sverige, med 14 procentenheter mellan 2019-2025. Endast 10 av 45 EU-godkända läkemedel når svenska patienter, särskilt de med sällsynta sjukdomar som ALS.
India's Union Cabinet recommended an ordinance to ease tax rules for foreign investors in certain securities, aiming to strengthen the rupee amid record FPI withdrawals and economic concerns.
Um estudo da UFPI identificou 115 espécies de aves em Teresina, destacando a importância de áreas verdes para sua preservação. A urbanização crescente ameaça a diversidade de aves na cidade, reduzindo habitats e dificultando sua sobrevivência.
A 24ª edição do Salão do Livro do Piauí (Salipi) acontece de 5 a 14 de junho em Teresina, com a presença de grandes nomes da literatura nacional como Itamar Vieira Júnior, Djamila Ribeiro e Raphael Montes. O evento gratuito contará com palestras, debates e oficinas.
A Universidade Federal do Piauí (UFPI) divulgou edital com 106 vagas para graduação em Psicologia, Inteligência Artificial e Medicina, com ingresso no segundo semestre de 2026. As inscrições serão feitas online, utilizando notas do Enem, com taxa de R$ 150.
O Piauí oferece 1.264 vagas em concursos públicos e processos seletivos para todos os níveis de escolaridade. As oportunidades incluem prefeituras, órgãos federais e instituições de ensino, com salários de até R$ 13 mil.
Giunio De Sanctis e D'Ambrosi "continua insieme il percorso di crescita"
Foreign portfolio investors have withdrawn over Rs 2 lakh crore from Indian equities in 2026, with May seeing further outflows of Rs 14,231 crore. Persistent global macroeconomic uncertainties, including inflation and interest rate concerns, are driving this trend, making developed market debt more attractive. Despite overall selling, some selective interest remains in specific sectors and growth-oriented mid and small-cap stocks.
Rolling coverage of the latest economic and financial newsNewsflash: Global food prices have risen for the third month running, as the Iran war drives up the price of energy and fertiliser.The United Nations’ FAO Food Price Index (FFPI) shows that prices of a basket of food commodities rose by 1.6% in April, adding to price rises in February and March.The price increase was further supported by expectations of reduced wheat plantings in 2026, as farmers shift to less fertilizer‑intensive crops amid high fertilizer prices, driven by elevated energy costs and disruptions linked to the effective closure of the Strait of Hormuz.International palm oil prices rose for the fifth consecutive month in April, largely underpinned by prospective higher demand from the biofuel sector, supported by policy incentives in several producing countries and higher crude oil prices. Additional upward pressure stemmed from concerns over lower production in Southeast Asia in the coming months.The drop in April was mainly driven by expectations of ample global supplies in the current season, reinforced by improved production prospects in key Asian producing countries, notably China and Thailand. The onset of the new harvest in Brazil’s key southern growing regions under favourable weather conditions further contributed to the overall decline in international sugar prices. Continue reading...
Rupee has hit a decade-low against global peers, driven by soaring oil prices and significant foreign investor withdrawals. This depreciation, reflected in a weakened Real Effective Exchange Rate, makes exports cheaper but imports costlier. Despite the current undervaluation, a swift recovery is not anticipated due to sustained dollar demand.
