"Annalena Baerbock, the former German foreign minister, who is now president of the UN General Assembly, is expected to take part in discussions and events at the UN Climate Change Conferene (COP30) in Brazil this weekend. Baerbock, who, as foreign minister, led negotiations at climate conferences for Germany, will likely be joined by current Environment Minister Carsten Schneider at the event."
"Up to 21,000 residents were required to leave their homes ahead of the defusal, with all roads within a radius of 800 meters (875 yards) of the bomb closed to traffic. The city said the evacuation operation was the largest even conducted by Nuremberg in such a case. The bomb, which weighed around 450 kilograms (992 pounds), was discovered during construction work in the city's Grossreuth district."
Annalena Baerbock, now president of the UN General Assembly and former German foreign minister, is expected to take part in discussions and events at COP30 in Brazil this weekend. Baerbock led climate conference negotiations for Germany as foreign minister and will likely be joined at the event by Environment Minister Carsten Schneider. A World War II bomb found in Nuremberg was successfully defused in an around hourlong operation by three bomb disposal experts. Up to 21,000 residents evacuated within an 800-meter radius, in the largest evacuation of its kind in Nuremberg, after the 450-kilogram device was discovered during construction. Cologne’s main railway station is out of action for ten days due to construction work.
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