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The front page of Der Standard highlights the severe impact of a catastrophic summer on Austrian farmers, with widespread crop failures and cattle culling. The ongoing investigation into a suspected extortion case involving baby food is also a prominent story. Other top news includes the…
Crops are failing and cattle are being culled due to extreme drought. The government is discussing an aid package, but the summer's events highlight the unsustainability of current agricultural practices.
Der Standard reconstructs the criminal case, revealing that former DSN chief Haijawi-Pirchner was hired by Hipp as a private investigator and delivered results.
Several unfavorable factors are particularly affecting glaciers this year, including warm temperatures and low snowfall in the previous winter.
The active ingredient semaglutide is now available in tablet form. The article explores what distinguishes the pill from the injection.
The British right-wing populist secured 62.8 percent of the vote in his by-election, while his opponent, a satirical candidate in the form of a trash can, convinced about 27 percent of voters.
The US President considers more modern electromagnetic systems too unreliable, while the manufacturer warns of the costs and duration of the decommissioning process.
The well-known US streamer is once again making waves with his aggressive rhetoric. He does not intend to apologize, and there are no consequences.
The Chancellor's statement that childcare is not work was more clumsy than ignorant. The case is hardly evidence of backward family policy.
Poll data for the midterm elections suggest a closer race than the US President's unpopularity would indicate. The article questions why the opposition isn't benefiting more.
The 32-year-old returns to Vienna after 16 years abroad. An interview about culture shock, playing in the world's best league, and Austria's ambitions.
In "ZiB 2" on Thursday evening, the State Secretary discusses well-organized wind power opponents, Austria as a power exporting country, and new funding systems.
Feed stocks are collapsing, especially in the south, forcing farmers to cull livestock. Potatoes, vegetables, sugar beets, and corn are particularly affected by failures.
Those who feel particularly unproductive these days are not alone: the brain is simply overheating. How much can we still achieve in the summer?
In June, Ukraine received aid commitments of 7.2 billion euros, the highest value since April 2024. Russia attacked Izmail, a key hub for grain and raw materials.
