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The Continent, 19 Eylül 2026

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ArticleTime to touch grass

We are going on a pub­lic­a­tion break for two weeks to exhale. While we’re away, the next edi­tion of The Atlas – our inter­na­tional co-pub­lic­a­tion with Coda Story – will be delivered to sub­scribers of The Con­tin­ent via your usual chan­nels on...

Time to touch grass

ArticleSmuggled arte­facts returned

Lebanon has handed 37 arte­facts back to Egypt at a cere­mony at the National Museum of Beirut. The arte­facts date back to the pharaonic civil­isa­tion and were smuggled into Lebanon six years ago. Cul­ture Min­is­ter Ghas­san Salamé said the...

Smuggled arte­facts returned

ArticleDeath for arson = overkill

Amnesty Inter­na­tional has urged Algeria to back off plans to restore the death pen­alty for those guilty of arson, call­ing it a “severe blow” to human rights. After a deadly wild­fire killed 12 people last month, Pres­id­ent Abdel­madjid Tebboune...

Death for arson = overkill

ArticleKiller cock­tail

More than 49 people have died after con­sum­ing a herbal drink in Ondo State. The state health com­mis­sioner said 170 oth­ers were hos­pit­al­ised, the Punch news­pa­per reports. The pro­du­cer of the loc­ally made con­coc­tion was arres­ted on...

Killer cock­tail

ArticleAn embassy for an embassy

Israel and Morocco have agreed to level up their rela­tion­ship by open­ing embassies in each other’s coun­tries and appoint­ing ambas­sad­ors. Morocco’s For­eign Min­is­ter Nas­ser Bour­ita and his Israeli coun­ter­part Gideon Sa’ar met in the United...

An embassy for an embassy

ArticleEU fleets are chok­ing island shores

An awful lot of plastic and dis­carded fish­ing gear is wash­ing up along the shores of the Seychelles, dev­ast­at­ing fra­gile mar­ine eco­sys­tems and local eco­nom­ies. Com­puter sim­u­la­tions by two research­ers at the Uni­versity of Oxford show...

EU fleets are chok­ing island shores