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In Jan. 1974, Germany's 'Spring In Winter' Lasted Weeks, Reached 59°F - Vimarsana News

In Jan. 1974, Germany's 'Spring In Winter' Lasted Weeks, Reached 59°F

Extended spring-like weather occurred 50 years ago in Europe. But shhhhhhh…you’re not supposed to know this.

Germany's "Spring in Winter" Lasted Weeks, Reached 15°C In January 1974! – Watts Up With That? - Vimarsana News

Germany's "Spring in Winter" Lasted Weeks, Reached 15°C In January 1974! – Watts Up With That?

... the media again is reporting the mild weather as if it’s something bad, which has never happened before. But of course, this is not true.

Biden Set To Reheat Frozen Russian Assets and Serve Them to Ukraine, but a European Buy-In Looks Unlikely - Vimarsana News

Biden Set To Reheat Frozen Russian Assets and Serve Them to Ukraine, but a European Buy-In Looks Unlikely

A Senate committee has passed by a 20-to-1 vote a measure to enable the scheme, as Congress balks at aid.

Source: nysun.com
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.

GT Voice: China-Germany trade ties need cooperation, not pessimism - Vimarsana News

GT Voice: China-Germany trade ties need cooperation, not pessimism

Even though the global economic slowdown and an ideology-based approach to China policy may introduce some volatility into China-Germany trade relations in the short term, there won’t be a fundamental change in the momentum of bilateral economic ties.