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The front page of DER STANDARD covers a range of topics including US politics, the impact of climate change on agriculture, and domestic Austrian news like a fatal tractor accident and rising court fees. There's also a human interest piece on emotional exhaustion and a report on the wine industry.
Within the US Democrats' ideological struggle, the progressive wing has recently celebrated electoral successes. Whether the party will fundamentally change could depend on the primaries in the Midwest.
Temperatures are expected to reach up to 41 degrees Celsius, with the possibility of a new national heat record.
The extent to which global rice yields suffer from climate change has been underestimated; heat spikes, not just average temperature rises, are the main culprits.
A 28-year-old man from the Austrian state of Styria has died after a tractor he was driving overturned.
Due to dry fields and low water levels threatening crops and fish, the agricultural sector is calling for immediate government intervention and the opening of a disaster fund.
Contrary to the perception of self-confident young workers, many are now experiencing silent exhaustion and burnout. The article explores the reasons and potential solutions.
Court fees in Austria for divorces are increasing significantly, with lawyers expressing concern about the rising costs which place Austria among the most expensive in Europe.
AMS chief Johannes Kopf discusses the labor market's needs, advising young people on career paths and the continued value of a university degree.
A psychologist explains the phenomenon of being unable to get over a past love and how it prevents individuals from finding new relationships.
