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The front page of DER STANDARD covers a range of domestic and international news. Top stories include an interview on data exploitation and its societal benefits, the Trump administration's impact on the USA, a rescue operation in Austria, and an investigation into the Berlin attacker's…
An interview with political scientist Barbara Prainsack discusses the societal benefits of data monetization and the potential symbolic impact of a social media ban in Austria.
DER STANDARD is documenting the changes within the United States under Donald Trump's administration.
A family with three children was rescued from a dangerous mountain situation on Krippenstein.
Italy has decided to implement a fuel subsidy for diesel until August 6th.
Fossilized footprints found in Kenya suggest that a distant relative of Homo sapiens was potentially much larger than previously believed.
Investigations into the Berlin attacker reveal no immediate evidence of contact with the Islamist scene in Austria, despite him being married to a woman from Salzburg under Islamic law.
Following recent rapid price increases for memory chips, the major chip manufacturer Qualcomm is also planning to significantly raise the prices of its SoCs.
An exploration into why people who love to read often have a large collection of unread books at home.
Psychologists offer strategies for helping children cope with anxieties and anger related to learning about the climate crisis and species extinction.
Russian forces conducted attacks in southeastern Ukraine resulting in three fatalities, as the Ukrainian president met with the new British Prime Minister.
AI expert Bela Virag argues that Austria and Europe cannot afford to ignore the need for increased data center capacity, despite growing public skepticism.
Joan Birman, a mathematician who became interested in knitting, later studied knots and braids mathematically and, with colleagues, proved an old conjecture.
The article speculates on how the US Constitution might allow the current House of Representatives to influence midterm election results in Trump's favor.
Greenpeace reports high levels of asbestos at tourist sites in Burgenland, Austria, including hiking trails and castles, and calls for cleanup funds.
The article discusses the ongoing process of demystifying Hitler's birthplace in Braunau, Austria, and the broader implications for the culture of remembrance.
