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An interview with Leonore Gewessler discussing the migrant influx in Ceuta, 'right-wing' air conditioners, her coalition votes on energy and civil service, and meeting with Herbert Kickl.
Spain has introduced border controls for Italy as part of measures related to the Ceuta crisis.
So far, 550 applications have been approved for the new Bildungskarenz (educational leave) program.
Russia has rejected responsibility for a drone incident that occurred in Leipzig.
An earthquake measuring 3.5 on the Richter scale occurred in the vicinity of Hall in Tirol.
According to a report, the European Union is once again importing a larger volume of liquefied gas from Russia.
A United States court has issued an order to stop the construction of a ballroom planned by Donald Trump at the White House.
Due to extreme heat and drought conditions, the Champagne harvest is happening earlier than in previous years.
During a robbery at the Vienna Dorotheum, the perpetrator left the stolen goods behind at the scene.
Politician Stocker has issued an apology for a previous statement made regarding childcare.
A warehouse belonging to the online retailer Wildberries is on fire in Yekaterinburg, Russia.
Austrian politician Meinl-Reisinger is traveling to Washington D.C. to meet with U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken (implied, as Rubio is mentioned in the original URL, but Blinken is the current Secretary of State).
Michael Theurer, a German banking supervisor, discusses European banks, advocating for simplification but opposing deregulation.
A guide to seven lesser-known museums in Vienna, offering unique cultural experiences.
An article exploring the benefits and aspects of Nordic Walking as a nearly ideal form of exercise.
An opinion piece discussing the lasting consequences of Donald Trump's actions and rhetoric.
An opinion piece, possibly related to internal changes or a review process at a location referred to as Küniglberg.