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President Erdogan sets up political party for 'people with foreign roots' that will 'stand against anti-Muslim racism' in Germany after country's new laws granted 1.5million Turks the vote - Vimarsana News

President Erdogan sets up political party for 'people with foreign roots' that will 'stand against anti-Muslim racism' in Germany after country's new laws granted 1.5million Turks the vote

Recep Tayyip Erdogan announced the Democratic Alliance for Diversity and Awakening (DAVA) officially on January 7 to be ready to take part in the European elections taking place in June this year.

Ironman reinstates Svenja Thoes 5 months after Ironman Ireland disqualification - Vimarsana News

Ironman reinstates Svenja Thoes 5 months after Ironman Ireland disqualification

German pro wins appeal and is declared the winner of Ironman Ireland

Ukraine war: Olaf Scholz says Vladimir Putin does not see war as mistake - Vimarsana News

Ukraine war: Olaf Scholz says Vladimir Putin does not see war as mistake

The German chancellor spoke to the Russian president on the phone on Tuesday.

Source: bbc.com
August 2022: 8 changes affecting expats in Germany - Vimarsana News

August 2022: 8 changes affecting expats in Germany

From new laws on employment contracts to the end of public transport discounts, here’s what expats in Germany should look out for in August 2022.

There are more questions than answers: what to watch for at COP26 in research and innovation - Vimarsana News

There are more questions than answers: what to watch for at COP26 in research and innovation

This Sunday, 31 October, an estimated 25,000 delegates will descend on Glasgow for the official beginning of the mother of all climate change conferences: COP26. Over two weeks, world leaders (though probably not Xi Jinping of China or Russian president Vladimir Putin, who are reportedly not attending in person) will deliver soaring speeches about their green ambitions and the urgency of keeping global warming below 1.5 centigrade.