Inflation at 3.6 Percent: Gastronomy Fears Further Price Increases ↗
Front page leadRising fuel costs are driving inflation upwards, and increasing expenses for energy, staff, and food are expected to soon impact prices in restaurants.
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Rising fuel costs are driving inflation upwards, and increasing expenses for energy, staff, and food are expected to soon impact prices in restaurants.
The estimated number of heat-related deaths in Austria for June to August has never been as high as this year since the monitoring began.
Kraiss has moved on to the third round of the Beijing tournament after her opponent Potapova withdrew.
In the 2-2 draw in Dublin, Ralf Rangnick's players sometimes appeared defensively weak, though substitutes eventually made a positive impact.
The Governor of the US state of Tennessee is halting all further executions for the rest of the year.
Following the left-wing election victory in Berlin, the proposal to expropriate housing corporations is heating up German public opinion regarding housing policies.
In the past 20 years, Austria's glaciers have lost almost a third of their surface area, a phenomenon affecting the entire Alps.
The discussion around AI is becoming increasingly absurd as real dangers are observed, yet intervention remains absent.
Passengers and crew members prevented a major catastrophe on flight FZ1073; the co-pilot's motive remains unclear, raising questions about his access to the cockpit.
Rangnick's team was down 0-2 against a determined Irish side in Dublin, but Prass and Gregoritsch secured a point.
Nearly 90 years ago, the aviation pioneer vanished over the Pacific; a new expedition aims to clarify clues about her survival.
Police are unsure if weapons were stolen during a burglary at an Innsbruck weapons store, with suspects having fled to Bavaria.
The article questions who will truly face the challenge for social democracy and democracy itself within the SPÖ party.
The article criticizes the SPÖ for internal conflict and the ÖVP for poor poll numbers, suggesting no one is actively addressing the rise of the FPÖ.
New York's Attorney General is appointed as a special prosecutor to investigate rape allegations at a US university, though an initial statement indicated no crime was described.