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Abinader says as of October "policemen will earn 510 dollars, the lowest salary" - Vimarsana News

Abinader says as of October "policemen will earn 510 dollars, the lowest salary"

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Bulgaria: Transatlantic Parties Have a Historic Opportunity - Vimarsana News

Bulgaria: Transatlantic Parties Have a Historic Opportunity

The Bulgarian parliamentary elections on April 2 produced another fragmented parliament, split between six parties with none having a majority. Negotiations to form a government broke down the next day, when the runner-up, reformist “Change Continues” (PP) party announced that it would not participate in a government with the leading center-right GERB party (Dnevnik.bg, April 3). Such a development will …

Bulgarian President Radev to secure 2nd term - exit polls - Vimarsana News

Bulgarian President Radev to secure 2nd term - exit polls

Bulgarian President Rumen Radev (pictured) is likely to win his second term in office after the election day, bTV state media declared on Sunday. The early results, compiled by Gallup International, i...

Der Wald als Regenmacher – Mehr Bäume, mehr Regen - Vimarsana News

Der Wald als Regenmacher – Mehr Bäume, mehr Regen

Foto: Grischa Georgiew (PantherMedia) Dürrejahre wie 2003, 2018 und 2019 könnten in Zukunft Normalität werden, warnen Klimaforscher. In Europa dürfte der Niederschlag vor allem im Süden abnehmen, was nicht nur für die Landwirtschaft fatale Konsequenzen hätte. Forscher aus der Schweiz und Grossbritannien haben nun ein Gegenmittel ausgemacht: einen gigantischen Regenspender. Weiter nach der Werbung Weiter nach der Werbung Die Rede ist nicht von Maschinen, sondern von Bäumen. Eine massive Aufforstung auf ehemals landwirtschaftlichen Flächen könnte die Regenfälle wieder ankurbeln, schr...