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The front page of DER STANDARD covers a range of domestic and international news. Key domestic stories include rising inflation impacting the cost of schooling, an exclusive report on an FPÖ politician facing NS-re-enactment charges, and doubts raised about the government's 'Future Fund'…
Inflation rose slightly in August due to higher energy prices, making many products for the start of the school year significantly more expensive, with high price differences between retail chains.
The Vienna regional politician is accused of NS-re-enactment, with a house search also conducted. He has reportedly received a diversionary offer.
Carlos Alcaraz has successfully returned to the US Open tennis tournament, while Naomi Osaka is noted for her outfit.
A 19-year-old inmate was discovered dead in the Klagenfurt correctional facility, with suspicion of murder.
Maria-Sibylla Lotter has been awarded the 'Tractatus' prize by the Philosophicum Lech.
GrapheneOS has retracted its warning concerning Google's latest smartphone.
During the 'Summer Interview,' ÖVP leader expressed concerns about children growing up in an Islamic state, placing responsibility for proximity to Identitarians on Herbert Kickl.
The US Senate plays a crucial role in judicial appointments, particularly for the Supreme Court.
Tirol's Felix Gall, currently third overall in the Vuelta, acknowledges a great opportunity following Pogačar's withdrawal but downplays the ease of achieving victory.
A study reveals that the globalization of goods flows has significantly worsened the threat to biodiversity since 2010.
Capcom revives its demon-slaying series 'Onimusha' with a new installment, 'Onimusha: Warlords', 25 years after its debut.
Concerns exist that perfume ingredients can be hormonally active and potentially harm the thyroid gland when applied to the neck.
Russian air strikes in Kyiv resulted in at least twelve deaths, while EU defense ministers are set to convene in Ireland to discuss support for Ukraine.
A social media trend encourages young people to focus on self-optimization, such as getting fit and finding new jobs, from September to December.
In a rain-soaked thriller, the 83-year-old Robert De Niro plays a role that highlights his recent choices in older characters.
A US court convicted a 63-year-old man, believed to be the mastermind, for the murder of rapper Tupac Shakur nearly 30 years ago.
The article reflects on Angela Merkel's 'Wir schaffen das' statement, suggesting that moderate forces are struggling with migration, which benefits right-wing parties.
A new dating trend among men involves not showering or using deodorant to purportedly increase success with women.
