Inflation in July at 2.8 percent ↗
Front page leadAustria's inflation rate in July stood at 2.8 percent, according to the latest figures.
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The ORF front page features a mix of domestic and international news, with a prominent story on inflation in Austria and an in-depth report on the risks faced by aid workers in crisis zones. Other significant stories cover the Ukraine war, the IPO of fast-fashion giant Shein, and a legal case…
Austria's inflation rate in July stood at 2.8 percent, according to the latest figures.
A report highlights the dangerous work of aid workers in conflict areas, with 350 having been killed.
The ongoing conflict in Ukraine is characterized by a struggle for control over satellite technology.
Fast-fashion retailer Shein, despite a significant decrease in its valuation, is preparing for its stock market debut.
An attempt was made to influence a court ruling against politician Grasser through the use of forged emails.
The Democratic Republic of Congo is facing a severe Ebola outbreak with over 5,000 reported cases.
Compensation payments for livestock killed by wolves in Austria are causing controversy.
Austrian athlete Rhomberg is heading to the World Championships in peak physical condition.
Former US President Trump has postponed the imposition of tariffs on Canada at the last minute.
In response to criticism from Trump, the United States and South Korea have reduced the scale of their joint military exercises.
Brazilian President Lula da Silva announced the discovery of oil reserves in the Amazon River estuary.
The United States has intensified its conflict with the International Criminal Court.
Mykhailo Fedorov, a former Ukrainian minister, has urged for elections to be held.
The number of students suspended from schools in Austria has increased once more.
A district court in Vienna is set to rule on a case involving a 'time-out shared apartment'.
The UAE has reported an Iranian missile attack, the first in several months.
Austrian politician Leichtfried is advocating for more stringent regulations for the messaging app Telegram within the European Union.
The WWF has stated that soil protection measures in Austria are, at best, inadequate.
Cows in the Austrian state of Vorarlberg are reportedly drinking water from snowmaking nets, highlighting drought issues.
Drought conditions are predicted to cause significant losses in the production of fruits and vegetables.
The automotive supplier Veritas is closing its production facility in the Austrian state of Tyrol.
A US attorney has accused the social media company Meta of exploiting children on its platforms.
Austrian coaches are gaining recognition and opportunities in top international leagues.
The women's ice hockey team faces significant challenges with eleven players withdrawing from the World Championships.
Footballer Musiala has spoken out to explain recent on-field collapses.
Football player Rodri is reportedly a priority transfer target for Barcelona.
Authorities report that a wildfire in eastern Belgium has been contained and encircled.
A 76-year-old man has died in the Austrian state of Kärnten following an accident with a wheel loader.
A twelve-year-old boy is in intensive care in Tyrol after suffering a fall.
Two construction workers have fallen from a roof in the Austrian state of Vorarlberg.
Police in Salzburg are investigating the theft of statues depicting Mozart.
The risk of fire from old war ammunition in the Föhrenwald area persists.
Images from NASA reveal a crater created by a SpaceX rocket.
A study examines the effects of doping in the context of hypothetical 'Enhanced Games'.
A study suggests that fathers taking paternity leave have a lower risk of depression.