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 Today's weather forecast is broken clouds, middle to high, over the country, and mostly sunshine in many areas. In the Danube Plain there will be low clouds or fog. It will be nearly quiet.

The sun goes out for about another 4.5 billion years, reports RIA "Novosti" with reference to Director of the Institute of terrestrial magnetism, ionosphere and radio wave propagation named Pushkov RAS Vladimir Kuznetsov.

The Ministry of Environment and Water (MoEW) announced the procedure through direct award of grants "Measures for improving the quality of the air" totaling BGN 111,442,101.58.

Today the clouds will diminish, while day temperatures will slightly decrease, reaching up to 2-7°C, in Sofia about 4°C.

This is the weather forecast of the National Institute of Meteorology and Hydrology told Focus News Agency.

The Kremlin said on Wednesday that the United States was manipulating facts in order to falsely accuse Russia of violating the Intermediate-range Nuclear Forces arms control treaty and create a pretext to leave it, reported Haaretz.

A protest is being organized on social networks because of the dirty air in the capital. Its beginning is announced for 12:30 today, reported the Bulgarian National Television. 

In tandem with the global energy transitions, Turkey has gone through a major transition since 2002, which I refer to as Transition 1.0. Opening the market to competition while meeting the increasing demand was not an easy process, but strong political commitment, vision, and stability made it possible.

Today in the morning hours in the plains will appear low lay clouds or fog, which will remain in the western part of the Danube plain almost all day long. Above the rest of the country it will be mostly sunny.

Climate change is a very real, undeniable threat to the entire planet. It is bringing extreme weather phenomena and natural disasters that are wreaking havoc in many countries.

Today there will be considerable cloudiness over North and Eastern Bulgaria and continuing, light snowfall in some places, meteorologist Martin Slavchev, National Institute of Meteorology and Hydrology, told Focus News Agency.