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- Aug 21, 2026
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- Aug 17, 2026
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The Danube is drying up. Europe still has no plan. (opens the original)
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Detonating a riverbed and sinking barges. Welcome to Europe’s increasingly desperate efforts to keep one of the continent’s most important waterways working. The Danube River reached dramatically low water levels this month, sending EU governments scrambling. Romanian authorities used explosives to steer more water toward the Cernavodă nuclear plant. The Hungarian government submerged vessels in a bid to keep water flowing past its own Paks nuclear plant. Some 180 tourists in Bulgaria had to be
Man United’s owner had a plan to revive the EU chemical sector. Then the lawsuits started. (opens the original)
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ANTWERP — Beneath Antwerp’s sunny July skies, a yellow crane hovers over a labyrinth of steel and pipework. Hundreds of engineers and operators are on standby, nervously awaiting the green light on one of Europe’s biggest new industrial projects. The half-finished, €5 billion Project ONE petrochemical factory is now on its sixth attempt to secure a crucial environmental permit, as a stream of lawsuits from green groups stalls the project. The plant has become a test case for the EU's ambition to
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