El Nino Threatens Zimbabwe Amid Severe Drought ↗
Front page leadFollowing a devastating drought, the 'El Nino' phenomenon is causing concern and hardship in Zimbabwe.
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The front page of ORF features a mix of international and domestic news, with a prominent story on the effects of 'El Nino' in Zimbabwe. Other international headlines cover the US withdrawal from Iraq, potential EU return for a UK politician, and developments in Ukraine. Domestic Austrian news…
Following a devastating drought, the 'El Nino' phenomenon is causing concern and hardship in Zimbabwe.
The size of a town is a determining factor for the success or failure of local supply services.
The United States has concluded its military withdrawal from Iraq.
To celebrate 50 years of Aardman Animations, Shaun the Sheep is featured in a story where he frightens monsters.
A player from Iceland is carrying the hopes of the Irish team in the European Championship.
The city of Vienna has been subjected to a cyberattack.
Andy Burnham, a politician from Great Britain, has not ruled out the possibility of rejoining the European Union.
Rebeca Grynspan has again won a straw poll in the race to succeed Antonio Guterres as UN Secretary-General.
Donald Trump believes the artificial intelligence industry should primarily regulate itself.
The Right Livelihood Award, often called the Alternative Nobel Prize, has been given to an AI expert, a lawyer, and non-governmental organizations.
Slovakia's Deputy Prime Minister has been removed from office following a no-confidence vote.
The United States Supreme Court has permitted the deportation of individuals to third countries.
In response to attacks in Ukraine, Poland has closed airports located near its border.
An OECD expert stated that students are reading faster but with lower accuracy.
Ukraine is preparing for its fifth winter since the full-scale invasion began.
Thousands of videos taken by 'upskirting' were found from the Oktoberfest.
There is an ongoing discussion about the future of a frozen vegetable factory.
A study indicates that the Freedom Party of Austria (FPÖ) is disseminating pro-Russian narratives.
Judges in Salzburg are planning a strike due to being overburdened with cases.
The entire opposition contingent left the Styrian state parliament session.
The ruling coalition is engaged in discussions to establish new regulations for social welfare.
According to an OECD comparison, teachers in Austria are generally satisfied with their jobs, with the exception of younger educators.
Following a stock market scandal, the Turkish government has established a regulatory committee.
The share of renewable energy in electricity production is projected to decrease in 2025, according to E-Control.
Flooding in Thailand has impacted 2.6 million people.
Forty percent of the population is exposed to unhealthy levels of ozone.
Player Rossi scored a goal at the start of the NHL season.
England achieved its first victory in the Nations League with a dominant performance.
Manchester City has been found guilty of numerous financial rule breaches.
A report details an emergency signal sent by a Flydubai passenger jet.
A mayor has died after collapsing while inside his town hall.
A 91-year-old man has died in a motorcycle accident in Upper Austria.
A major police operation was conducted concerning used mobile phones being sold as new.
A truck overturned after entering a roundabout in Tyrol.
A new, invisible hearing implant developed in Austria represents a world first.
The 'Fair for Art Vienna' exhibition is being held at the Künstlerhaus.
Two bird halls at the Natural History Museum Vienna have been reopened following restoration work.
The 'Meerschein' concerts from Graz are embarking on a tour.
The University of Vienna has been ranked among the top 100 universities globally by Times Higher Education.
A 'University Life' fair is being held in Vienna for students beginning their studies.
A grizzly bear named 'Backpack' has won the annual 'Fat Bear' competition.