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The front page of DER STANDARD features a prominent historical ticker on the 9/11 attacks, alongside stories on rising energy prices, a critical look at the Republican party convention and its impact on the US midterms, and domestic Austrian news regarding school integration and the agricultural…
DER STANDARD commemorates the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks with a historical live ticker, recalling the events, honoring victims, and analyzing facts and conspiracy theories.
An energy expert warns that Europe slept through the summer regarding gas supplies, predicting a 'very expensive' winter with potential diesel prices exceeding 2.50 Euros.
Donald Trump and the Republican party attempt to shift sentiment before the US midterm elections with a grand spectacle, but another figure ultimately garners more attention.
A commentary argues that the US's military response, rather than the 9/11 attacks themselves, served Al-Qaeda's objectives, suggesting this was not coincidental.
In Vienna, initial problems are emerging after only a few days with the new law banning headscarves, as teachers are tasked with implementing the legislation and managing resulting conflicts.
Due to drought, Styria is experiencing its lowest apple harvest in ten years, highlighting issues of water scarcity and the global transport of fruit.
Meta, the parent company of Facebook, introduced its new AI agent, forcing the long-standing English rock band Muse to relinquish its social media presence.
The Vienna Actionism Museum is hosting a controversial retrospective of the sexual offender Otto Muehl, prompting questions about whether and how it can be viewed responsibly.
This STANDARD column offers positive news, highlighting a record flight by sea eagles and the deployment of a solar-powered ambulance.
Journalist Christo Buschek and philosopher Eugenia Stamboliev caution against anthropomorphizing AI and warn of the risks associated with automating truth-finding processes.
The events of September 11, 2001, profoundly changed New York and the USA, with deep wounds remaining and ongoing questions about how to properly commemorate the attacks 25 years later.
Carol Guzy discusses her World Press Photo of the Year and the dual nature of empathy, as the press photography exhibition visits Vienna.
Ukraine was unprepared for its existential war, raising questions about Europe's response and readiness.
Canada pledged a significant air defense package to Ukraine, while Zelensky's plane narrowly escaped a drone attack en route to Oslo.
Elon Musk is reportedly threatening legal action against those involved in a documentary critical of him.
As part of a reform at the Austrian public broadcaster ORF, all leadership positions required executives to reapply.
The Austrian bakery Martin Auer has opened a new branch in New York, with bread priced at $60 per loaf.
Donald Trump and the Republican party attempt to shift sentiment before the US midterm elections with a grand spectacle, but another figure ultimately garners more attention.
