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Berlin correspondent @AFP; occasional reporter & critic elsewhere. Midwesterner in Germany. Past lives: Euractiv, dpa, Baltimore Sun, New Orleans Times-Pic, etc
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Kuumast kõrbenud viljasaak paneb Saksa põllumeestele tugeva põntsu

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Kuudepikkuse põua ja kuumalainete järel prognoositakse Saksamaal ligi seitsmeprotsendilist langust viljasaagis, teatas riigi põllumeeste ühendus (DBV). «Liiga kuiv kevad ja juuni teise poole kuumalaine olid määravad tegurid,» kommenteeris ühing eeldatavat, keskmisest väiksemat, 41,9 miljoni tonnist viljasaaki.
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German farmers warn of drought toll on grain harvest

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By Bryn Stole Verified
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Germany's grain harvest is expected to fall by seven percent this year after months of severe drought and heatwaves, the German Farmers' Association (DBV) said Tuesday. "An overly dry spring and a heatwave in the second half of June were defining factors" leading to what the group described as a "below-average grain harvest" forecast at 41.9 million tonnes.
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L'Allemagne renforce ses espions sur fond de menace russe

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By Bryn Stole Verified
| Yahoo News France Verified
Le gouvernement allemand a présenté mercredi une vaste réforme de ses services de renseignement, leur octroyant des pouvoirs élargis, un tournant jugé nécessaire face à la multiplication des menaces depuis l'invasion russe de l'Ukraine. "Nous ouvrons un nouveau chapitre pour les services de renseignement. Nous les transformons en véritables services secrets", a martelé le ministre de l'Intérieur, le conservateur Alexander Dobrindt, lors d'une conférence de presse à Berlin.
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