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DER STANDARD's front page features a mix of domestic Austrian news and international affairs. Key domestic stories include a new work ban for refugees, potential changes to income for older workers, and a supermarket's change in discount coupons. Internationally, the page touches on a major…
A Syrian IT expert and hundreds of catering staff in Western Austria will lose their jobs starting in October due to a strict implementation of the EU asylum pact, impacting individuals appealing their asylum cases.
The upcoming journalists' congress has been relocated to Zurich following the cancellation of participation by 'Falter' magazine, amidst issues with media outlets like 'Exxpress' and ORF.
Several cubic meters of rock detached and fell into the valley at Zugspitze, with no injuries reported, but mountain rescue services are issuing warnings.
An AI-generated actress named Tilly Norwood failed to impress in 75 interviews while promoting a film, experiencing technical glitches and unexpected behavior.
Older workers who earn additional income alongside their pension and have sufficient years of insurance will benefit from tax and contribution reductions starting in 2027.
Billa supermarket is replacing discount stickers with tear-off coupons in its flyers, which can only be used once at the checkout, preventing multiple uses.
The current El Niño event is developing faster than any previously recorded, with August averages already surpassing most historical maximums.
An 85-year-old woman, who had been missing since Tuesday afternoon, was found dead after her apartment building collapsed in central Vienna.
Austrian President Van der Bellen, Chancellor Stocker, and Foreign Minister Meinl-Reisinger are attending the UN General Debate, with the President voicing accusations against Israel and hopes for new partnerships related to Austria's UNSC seat.
Computer scientist Brandic explained on "ZiB 2" why a large data center in Kronstorf might become obsolete in 20 years, potentially impacting electricity costs.
A researcher warns against exaggerated promises regarding protein intake, suggesting that the protein boom is largely driven by profitable business interests.
A fictional scenario by a US think tank outlines potential Kremlin escalation steps against the EU and NATO, suggesting Europe would be ill-prepared.
The Ukrainian President, who met with US President Trump, is expected to address the UN General Assembly, warning of a large-scale Russian assault and calling for a limited ceasefire.
An work psychologist explains how to best manage free time, balancing productivity with relaxation and avoiding over-optimization.
