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- Sep 25, 2026
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From Croatia without waste: “truly circular” process offers hazardous chemicals a second life (opens the original)
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Equipped with air-filtering masks, workers at a recycling plant in Ivanić-Grad, Croatia, recycle ethanol, benzene or acetones, and thinners to dilute paints. These and other used solvents come from the food packaging, pharmaceutical or automotive industries. They are full of hazardous substances. A complex process removes all their residues and turns contaminated solvents into clean ones, ready to be re-used. “This is the contaminated solvent that we are taking from the machine and into the dist
Anger, fear, shock and compassion: Ceuta's uncertain path back to normality (opens the original)
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As soon as I arrived, I learnt that a demonstration against the government had just been called, and I made arrangements to go and film it. By then, it made no difference that the Interior Ministry was insisting that almost all the migrants had returned to Morocco. To the chants of "Ceuta is not for sale", "Pedro Sánchez, resign!" and "Ceuta, united, will never be defeated!", those present said they felt abandoned, humiliated and betrayed. "This cannot be, Spain cannot have such a useless intell
Ceuta: more migrants leave but residents still in shock (opens the original)
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Here at the border between Ceuta and Morocco, the situation is much calmer than in recent days. According to Spanish authorities, the majority of the at least 60,000 people who crossed irregularly at this point on Thursday have already returned. There is still a sporadic but steady stream of people heading back. Most of those returning tell us they entered Spain after receiving social media messages claiming the border was open and that no documentation was required. Meanwhile, in the city, fear
Why has Iceland distanced itself from the European Union? (opens the original)
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Already a member of NATO, the European Economic Area (EEA), the single market and the Schengen Area, for decades Iceland has debated whether or not it should become a full member of the European Union. Fears for the fishing and farming sectors are the focus of the Eurosceptic messages. Opposition to the EU in rural areas is up to 80%, according to some polls. Farmer Stefán Geirsson markets milk and beef from the country’s agricultural heartland. Full EU membership would mean an avalanche of chea
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