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The referendum on whether Iceland should negotiate EU accession talks has concluded with opponents narrowly leading, reflecting a societal divide.

Austria recorded a record number of heat-related deaths during the months of June and July, highlighting the impact of high temperatures.

A shooting incident at a rave in Switzerland has resulted in one fatality and several injuries.

A severe traffic accident in Upper Austria has claimed the lives of two individuals.

The death toll from a flash flood in the Himalayas has climbed to 750, with concerns growing over hygiene and potential infections.

Professional cyclist Tadej Pogacar has been forced to withdraw from the Vuelta a España following a serious crash.

The Austrian Chancellor has released a video addressing 'uncomfortable truths' and acknowledging 'mistakes made by politics'.

Rising concerns about infections in Nepal due to poor hygiene and decomposing bodies following a devastating flood.

Media reports suggest Berlin suspects Moscow's involvement in a drone incident in Leipzig.

Heavy mutual attacks continue, with 40 people killed in a Russian assault in the Kyiv region.

An former constitutional defender states that Maximilian Sellner's ideological direction has a significant influence on the AfD party.

A report from a mandatory summer school, where students are required to study during their vacation period.

An eyewitness recounts the dramatic moments of a jewelry theft at Vienna's MAK museum, describing the sound of a loud impact.

An investigation into a heist involving a diamond necklace, exploring whether it could be classified as 'artnapping'.

Actress Sarah Frick speaks about overcoming a severe life crisis and the loss of her former fearlessness.

An opinion piece arguing that the ban on children wearing headscarves is not merely symbolic but has substantive implications.

A commentary on Minister Karner's proposed 'third-country solution' and its implications.

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