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European EVA spot prices fall on week amid sluggish demand, long supply

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By Emily Wall Verified, Mujidah Yahaya
| Chemical Week Verified
The European ethylene vinyl acetate (EVA) market is seeing spot values drop in the week to June 24 amid healthy supply and sluggish demand, with weakness in upstream feedstocks further weighing on prices. Platts, part of S&P Global Energy, assessed the DDP Northwest Europe medium ethylene vinyl acetate spot price with a VA content of 10%-25% at €2,150/metric tons June 24, down €300/mt, or 12%, week over week.
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Radev wins the Bulgarian elections: what does this mean for the working class?

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By Emily Wall Verified
| In Defence of Marxism
Just five months ago, Bulgaria was in the grip of one of the biggest protest movements in its history. Based on wide social layers – in particular the youth – and borrowing many of the slogans from the ‘Gen Z’ revolutions, this movement forced the hated government to resign, triggering the eighth parliamentary election in the last five years. Whilst the ruling class is desperately seeking stability, the workers and youth of Bulgaria are striving for change.
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Future forward design in Florence | The Florentine

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By Emily Wall Verified
| The Florentine Verified
The Renaissance may be the local claim to fame, but today an innovative collection of designers call Florence home, creating future-forward designs that honor the past and look towards the future. Using the artisanship that’s legendary to the region, they are leading the city and its visitors into the future of design. UUUUCIO sculptural ceramic cappuccino cup and saucer by BURGIO. BURGIO. is a globally recognized design brand that you might not guess is from Florence at first glance.
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