The FPÖ youth is extreme. What will politics and authorities do? ↗
Front page leadResearches by DER STANDARD reveal the brutal environment in which the FPÖ youth moves, sparking reactions ranging from calls for a ban to 'fake news' accusations.
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The front page of Der Standard features a mix of domestic and international news, with a strong focus on Austrian politics and societal issues, alongside global events. Top stories include an investigation into the far-right FPÖ youth wing, a woman found dead in Italy, and climate change impacts…
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US Court: Visa withdrawal for foreign students unconstitutional ↗
A US court has ruled that the withdrawal of visas for foreign students is unconstitutional.
Woman found dead in a car from Carinthia in Friaul: Mystery about identity ↗
A woman found dead in a vehicle originating from Carinthia, Austria, has led to a mystery surrounding her identity in Friaul, Italy.
Mountains 'peel away', also in Austria: Glacier researcher Fischer on flood… ↗
Glaciologist Andrea Fischer explains that similar phenomena to those observed elsewhere are occurring in Austria due to physics being the same everywhere, linking this to the flood disaster in Nepal.
US government considers selling Yosemite Park land to real estate company ↗
The US government is reportedly reviewing the sale of land within Yosemite National Park to a real estate firm.
'The AfD is not right-wing'? What voters of the right-wing party believe ↗
A report from Saxony-Anhalt explores the beliefs of AfD voters, who claim the party is not racist and will help ordinary people, despite a different picture painted by its platform.
New Masculinity: Influencer Sebastian Tigges on men's feelings ↗
Influencer Sebastian Tigges discusses a new, vulnerable masculinity, his experiences with fatherhood, and the limitations of traditional gender roles.
What happens when the far-right governs (2/2) ↗
This piece examines the potential consequences of far-right parties gaining power, referencing the FPÖ's orientation towards the AfD, ahead of an election in Saxony-Anhalt.
The universe is peculiar. But it may soon become less so ↗
New theories and experiments are expected to shed light on the enigmatic nature of string theory.
Automated Death: Russia kills civilians with autonomous drones ↗
Russia is reportedly using autonomous drones that kill civilians, with human oversight not included and the weapons relying on chips from Nvidia.
Search and rescue efforts: Over 600 dead after flash flood in Nepal ↗
More than 600 people have died following a flash flood in Nepal, with thousands rescued and the country requesting international aid for recovery efforts.
Trump: USA secures one-fifth of Venezuela's oil reserves ↗
Under an agreement, the United States will gain majority control over 65 million barrels of Venezuela's oil reserves.
Excitement surrounding a mountain guide on the Grossglockner ↗
A video captured by an alpinist shows a dispute with a mountain guide, leading the Kalser Mountain Guide Association to terminate their cooperation with the individual.
In the footsteps of Hubble and Webb: Roman opens a new chapter in astronomy ↗
The Roman Space Telescope, with assistance from a researcher from Vienna, is set to open a new era in astronomy with its upcoming rocket launch.
Some uncomfortable truths about the FPÖ ↗
A column discussing the likelihood of an FPÖ 'seizure of power' and the need to understand its consequences.
No victory for Iran, but a serious defeat for the USA ↗
The conflict in the Gulf enters its second half-year with no solution in sight, as the Middle East seeks a new security architecture.
The Chancellor as an EU-political ATM populist – this will end badly ↗
A commentary arguing that while it's legitimate for 'frugal' EU states to push for restraint in the long-term EU budget framework, cheap rhetoric is not persuasive.
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