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The front page of Die Presse features a mix of international and domestic news. Top stories include Germany's potential support for an EU ban on combustion engine cars, Austria's government being divided on private retirement savings reform, and discussions around the Berlin attacker's ties to…
Germany may receive French support for its opposition to the EU's 2035 combustion engine ban in exchange for assistance with the EU industrial package. Austria's government is reportedly divided on the issue.
This story discusses the ongoing affordability challenges associated with purchasing and maintaining automobiles.
Peru's newly appointed President Keiko Fujimori faces a hostile reception from the Andean population.
Following a divorce ruling, the Austrian People's Party (ÖVP) is calling for stricter regulations concerning Islamic law.
This article examines how Nazi propaganda leveraged the 1936 Berlin Olympics, questioning the presence of concentration camps.
The Directorate for State Security (DSN) is investigating whether the Berlin attacker was married to a woman from Salzburg, but currently sees no connection to Austrian Islamists.
US President Trump believes there is a good opportunity for a negotiated solution with Iran, while Iran maintains that no negotiations are taking place.
Former Minister Rauch-Kallat has resigned from the 'Wirtschaftsbund' (Business Association) following a decision made by 'Ruck'.
The United States has withdrawn from a UN Security Council session during a speech by France, placing the US in a position of isolation alongside North Korea.
Greenpeace has issued an asbestos warning, with the response suggesting that focusing on isolated incidents does not provide conclusive findings.
Over 390 drones were reportedly used in a large-scale attack on Moscow during the night.
The company Lenzing is implementing further job reductions, including positions within Austria.
The Social Democratic Party of Austria (SPÖ) opposes the exemption of capital gains tax (KESt) for private pensions, indicating a lack of consensus within the government on reforming private retirement savings.
The car-sharing services available in Vienna are set to undergo modifications.
Musician D4vd is required to appear in court in connection with a case involving the dismemberment of a young girl's body.
This editorial criticizes the handling of security aspects within the proposed military service reform.
This guest commentary discusses the military service reform, emphasizing a desire for equal partnership.
