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Newsline 16.01.2018 | 17:15 UTC News EU unveils plan to make all plastic packaging recyclable by 2030 The EU wants to make all plastic packaging recyclable, reduce single-use plastic and restrict microplastics. The plan would "lay the foundations for a new plastic economy." Microplastics need better wastewater treatment Six data visualizations that explain the plastic problem EU eyes high-tech cleanup for plastic pollution in rivers UN resolves to end ocean plastic waste Who was Oliver Ivanovic, the murdered Serb politician in Kosovo? The murder of key Serb leader Oliver Ivanovic threatens to reignite tensions in the ethnically-fueled dispute between Serbia and Kosovo. The moderate politician has faced intimidation before. Kosovo Serb politician Oliver Ivanovic shot dead Serb politician Oliver Ivanovic gunned down in Kosovo 'EU must recognize historic opportunity to solve Kosovo issue' Court jails Kosovo Serb politician for paramilitary war crimes Kosovo Serbs head to the polls - again Serbia balances between Russia and the West EU officials warn of 'underestimating' Russian propaganda in Balkans Greater Albania - bogeyman or a pipe dream? On Chile visit, Pope Francis apologizes for 'irreparable damage' by pedophile priests Pope Francis has expressed his "pain and shame" for the "damage" caused by priests who sexually abused children in Chile. He said the Catholic Church was committed to "ensuring that such things don't happen again." Pope Francis is greeted by fans, protesters in Chile Pope acknowledges Catholic church was 'bit late' in recognizing sexual abuse Pope sets up way to fire bishops for botching child abuse cases Chile: Attackers firebomb churches ahead of Pope Francis visit German Catholic choir abuse victims to receive compensation Chile, Peru await tricky Pope Francis visit Australia child sex abuse study notes Catholic Church mandatory celibacy as cause Cardinal Bernard Law, symbol of Catholic Church's child abuse scandal, dies aged 86 Pope Francis arrives in Chile amid fury over priest abuse EU heads warm to idea of UK cancelling Brexit Jean-Claude Junker and Donald Tusk have said the door remains open for the UK to change its mind on leaving the EU. Talks of second referendum have been quashed by Prime Minister Theresa May's office. DW's Frank Hofmann discusses how the Brexit mood affects EU citizens living in the UK Britain - Out of the EU, out with Europeans? Brexit Diaries 24: An elephant in the room Brexit: Nigel Farage warming to possibility of second referendum vote Brexit: Berlin nixes UK plea for bespoke banking deal Juncker: EU member states must contribute more post-Brexit UK Prime Minister Theresa May expected to reshuffle Cabinet 2018: The year of Brexit decisions UK to abide by EU rules in Brexit transition, with no voice UK businesses lobby for 'transitional' Brexit deal Could EU-Singapore trade ruling make for slow Brexit? World Poland's new foreign minister aims to improve ties with Germany On his first visit to Germany, Poland's new Foreign Minister Jacek Czaputowicz has his work cut out for him. Will he be able to mend the turbulent ties between the two European neighbors? Poland: Head of judiciary watchdog resigns in protest Is 'Polexit' in the cards? Tusk warns Poland may quit EU Is Poland's new government a PR stunt or an actual change? Rising nationalism and the EU's split with the East Opinion: Is Poland's demand for war reparations a threat to German-Polish relations? Prospect of new 'grand coalition' threatens to split Germany's SPD Business Blackberry tool aims to stop self-driving cars from being hacked The struggling phonemaker is staking its future on new cybersecurity software that aims to protect driverless cars. It says the tool could also have uses in the healthcare and industrial sectors. Germany eyes US market at Detroit Auto Show Bigger is still better at the Detroit car show Utopian driving fun at the CES Bosch forges new alliances at Shanghai motor show Frankfurt show shines electric light on auto futures Intel to buy driverless tech firm Mobileye Opinion: Cars, cars, cars — not again! The Detroit Motor Show is getting a mixed response this year, with critics saying it's old-fashioned and uninspiring. DW's US correspondent Carsten von Nahmen takes a critical look at his own expectations. Detroit slowly climbs back up on its feet VW reports record sales in 2017, boosted by China   © Deutsche Welle 2018