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The front page of DER STANDARD features a mix of international and domestic news, with a focus on politics, global events, and cultural commentary. Top stories include an analysis of right-wing populist parties in Germany, a report on a Ukrainian drone attack in Moscow, and an update on the…
Right-wing populists are fueling a desire for a past that never existed. While they tap into a sentiment, this does not constitute a program. This analysis delves into how the FPÖ (Austria) and AfD (Germany) use nostalgic narratives to gain political traction.
The Hormozgan road in Iran will be reopened only after specific demands are fulfilled, indicating a complex geopolitical situation.
The Russian air defense reportedly intercepted 450 drones targeting Moscow on the final day of elections, according to the city's mayor.
Former Chilean President Michelle Bachelet has withdrawn her candidacy for a UN position, a significant development in international diplomacy.
Several Germans were detained at the Louvre museum, but the Mona Lisa painting remained undamaged, an incident that briefly caused concern.
Today, Berlin and Mecklenburg-Vorpommern are voting. If the results for the CDU are as poor as they were two weeks ago in Saxony-Anhalt, it could become difficult for German Chancellor Friedrich Merz.
Environmental protection is seen as progressive by many, but the movement also has conservative and völkisch roots that continue to resonate today.
US rapper Macklemore was removed from the opening act by the organizer due to pro-Palestinian statements, prompting Ed Sheeran to acknowledge a 'mistake'.
Until September 21st, one can vote on the redesign of Euro banknotes. Graphic designer Erwin Bauer explains which designs are particularly successful.
Those with persistently high cholesterol levels enter a chronic disease spiral. Even with medication, the impact of a healthy diet cannot be overestimated, emphasizes Matthias Riedl.
The two Austrian teams have started well at the 46th Chess Olympiad. World champion Gukesh is only playing on board four for India.
A discussion on the medical rationale behind male circumcision.
