Austrian Economy Stagnated in Q2, WIFO Estimates ↗
Front page leadAustria's Gross Domestic Product (GDP) stagnated in the second quarter, according to a rapid estimate from the WIFO economic research institute.
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Austria's Gross Domestic Product (GDP) stagnated in the second quarter, according to a rapid estimate from the WIFO economic research institute.
The United States has launched strikes against targets in Iran, described as a 'forceful' response to unspecified actions.
A report on wildfire fighting efforts, emphasizing a strong and immediate response, likely in the context of recent fires in Southern Europe.
The 'Swiss Case Pelicot' is brought into public view, described as a phenomenon that is now receiving attention.
Discussion surrounding a potential 'brake' on artificial intelligence is intensifying, influenced by competitive pressures and the concept of 'outbreak'.
A story exploring the character of Spider-Man, specifically focusing on the 'Brand New Day' era and themes of melancholy.
Football club Rapid has successfully overcome its first hurdle in the cup competition with a decisive victory.
A significant emergency operation is underway in the Ötztal valley in Tyrol following severe mudslides.
Russia has carried out a wave of attacks in Ukraine, resulting in deaths.
Ukraine's government has issued a warning about potential shortages in grain supplies, referring to the situation as a 'sea war'.
The trial has commenced in a dispute involving 'gastronomic patients' in Vienna.
Minister Bauer anticipates that an extension of the mandatory civilian service will be implemented shortly.
A new regulation requiring age verification for access to pornography websites is set to be introduced.
An event held for former minister Strasser has caused public outcry.
The individual who attacked author Salman Rushdie has been found guilty of terrorism charges.
The suspect in the Berlin Pride attack has been identified as a Salafist.
An attack on a police station in Pakistan has resulted in fatalities.
The withdrawal limit at hundreds of ATMs has been substantially reduced.
Samsung has reported a dramatic increase in its operating profit, growing by over 1800%.
The US central bank, the Federal Reserve, has decided to maintain its key interest rate at the current level.
The Wels cycling criterion race has concluded, with Gogl and Wenzel taking the victories.
Coach Mancini has issued an apology to the supporters of the Italian national team.
FIFA is reportedly enticing football associations and has set a deadline for their decisions.
The Austrian Football Association's youth development sector, represented by Herzog, is advocating for a change in approach.
The United States has allocated funds to support Gavi, the global vaccine alliance.
Ticks and mosquitoes are increasingly being observed on alpine pastures, potentially indicating a shift in their habitats.
New wildfires have erupted in Southern Europe, with reports of fatalities in Greece.
The number of casualties following an earthquake in Japan continues to increase.
Prince Harry's legal action against media outlets has been unsuccessful, with the media now reportedly seeking substantial sums.
A young girl in Vienna suffered severe injuries after falling from a window.
A 16-year-old in Tyrol has tragically died in an accident involving a tractor.
Allotment gardens in Vienna are being relocated to allow for the construction of a new railway line.
A 41-year-old man has died following an accident on the 'New Danube' waterway in Vienna.
A single winner has matched all numbers in the Austrian '6 out of 45' lottery.
A scientific discovery has identified 'mini-birds' from mammoth ivory.
A survey or segment titled 'ORF Asks' indicates that wars are perceived as the primary concern among the public.
A world record was set, achieving speeds of nearly 150 km/h, though the specific context is not fully detailed.