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there from the german institute for international and security affairs in brussels thank you so much for your time. thank you. coffee chain starbucks is the latest corporate giant pledging to eliminate plastic straws it expects all of its twenty eight thousand stores to have switched to alternatives by twenty twenty plastic stores that will be replaced by recyclable it's the small raced opening customers who can forego stores will receive paypal stores or ones made of a compostable plastic the huge environmental impact of plastic stores is making them increasingly unpopular with consumers. and here's a reminder of the top stories we're following for you. the widow of the chinese nobel peace prize winner you shall bowl as left to china to start a new life in europe she's expected to vote in later today you was under house arrest since two thousand and ten when her husband was awarded the nobel peace prize he died in prison one year ago. a final stage of a rescue operation is underway in thailand to get the last five members of the usual soccer team out of a pleasant cave divers have a