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The front page of DER STANDARD highlights a mix of domestic Austrian news and international stories. Top domestic concerns include rising inflation driven by fuel prices and an investigation into child abuse allegations involving a comedian. Other Austrian-focused news covers the regulation of…
This story delves into the ongoing investigation into child abuse allegations against comedian Günther Paal, also known as "Gunkl", exploring why he is not in custody and other related questions.
High fuel costs significantly contributed to inflation in August, and prices for diesel and gasoline have continued to rise in September, indicating further economic strain.
The mountain rescue service is monitoring mushroom collection to ensure adherence to legal limits, with penalties including confiscation for those who exceed them, a measure not all collectors accept.
A new app in South Korea enables stalking victims to track their perpetrators, alerting them when the stalker is within a two-kilometer radius, though public reactions are mixed.
Political scientist Filzmaier believes that the search for logical candidates for the next Austrian presidential election is already lagging, and discusses hypothetical scenarios involving Norbert Hofer.
Residents in Vienna and Bruck an der Leitha are experiencing sleep disturbances due to warning signals from parked trains, a problem that has even reached the state government in Salzburg.
With an increasing number of people living as singles, this article explores research findings on whether single life is more fulfilling than commonly perceived, regardless of whether the choice is voluntary.
Christina Gindl, a woman from Lower Austria, challenges the massive waves of Nazaré, discussing how fear aids her, freediving empowers her, and her mission to inspire women.
This commentary argues that Europe faces a choice between individual failure or collective power, suggesting that the EU must be more than a market to gain citizen support.
Theater scholar Anke Charton discusses the origins, world-changing impact, and enduring fascination of the science fiction series "Star Trek" in a new podcast episode.
The story documents the record-breaking journey of three African wild dogs motivated by mating, a trip recorded by a team of ecologists and conservationists as the longest mammal journey for mating in Africa.
This article questions the future of the Airbus A380 superjumbo jet, suggesting its era may be coming to an end.
