Meloni Government Breaks Berlusconi's Record ↗
Front page leadItaly's Meloni government has now lasted 1,413 days without interruption, surpassing the record previously set by Berlusconi.
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Italy's Meloni government has now lasted 1,413 days without interruption, surpassing the record previously set by Berlusconi.
Volkswagen plans to eliminate an additional 50,000 jobs as part of its future strategic plan.
The Austrian Data Service (DSN) is citing numerous findings in relation to the end of Derad.
Actress Sandra Hüller has become a superstar following a successful year with five film releases.
The United States intends to investigate reports concerning the deaths of civilians in Iran.
An analysis of what Austrian power plants are preparing for.
The focus in motorsports is on the engines at the Monza circuit.
Further suspicions of sabotage have arisen at an electrical substation in Germany.
Cuba is relaxing its economic regulations to attract foreign investment.
Argentinian President Milei is reportedly planning to establish a military base and implement sanctions related to the Falkland Islands.
The US government is once again taking a case regarding mail-in voting to the Supreme Court.
An acquittal in the murder case of a journalist has led to widespread outrage in Malta.
Incendiary devices were found targeting defense companies in Munich, with a suspected political motive.
The presidium of the Austrian Social Democratic Party (SPÖ) is holding a closed-door meeting in Mauerbach.
The NEOS party proposes an 'integration map' similar to the Danish model.
A proposed amendment to the AI law in the administration is causing concern.
Harald Vodosek, currently the Director of Armaments, is set to become the new Chief of the General Staff.
A 'future depot' concept is being considered, which would include a starting credit of up to 500 Euros.
Several people have died in Belgorod, Russia, as a result of Ukrainian shelling.
An information tour is being organized to address concerns regarding a planned merger of dairies in Styria.
A survey by the Austrian Federal Economic Chamber (WKO) indicates a majority supports expanding the domestic arms industry.
The trend of countries moving their gold reserves out of the United States is continuing.
The Vienna Vikings are making a move as challenges arise within football leagues.
Austrian tennis player Rodionov has been eliminated from the US Open by Mensik.
In the Vuelta a España cycling race, Gall once again has to let Mas pull away.
Two individuals have been rescued after being trapped by a flash flood in the Himalayas.
Ten people have died following a ferry accident off the coast of Cyprus.
An electric car and a vintage car were destroyed in a fire in Upper Austria.
The Shamonda virus has been detected in cattle, with cases now confirmed in Salzburg.
The Villach fire department responded to four incidents within a 45-minute period.
The police are issuing a warning about potential accidents on routes to school.
A suspect has been arrested in connection with a femicide in Graz.
News reports the passing and mourning of Gloria Steinem.
A report on how Europe's mountain peaks are losing their specialized flora and fauna.
The Ig Nobel Prizes are awarded for humorous or trivial scientific achievements, including correct nose blowing and research on teenage body odor.
US semiconductor giant Nvidia is acquiring an AI platform.