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The front page of DER STANDARD covers a range of domestic and international news. Domestically, a significant focus is on the internal power struggle within the SPÖ party, with potential leadership challenges for Andreas Babler and discussions involving Gerhard Zeiler and Markus Marterbauer. The…
The SPÖ party is facing a leadership challenge as Andreas Babler is reportedly on the brink, with discussions involving Gerhard Zeiler and Markus Marterbauer; the party aims to resolve its internal conflict on Sunday, though the necessity of changing the leader is questioned.
The FPÖ and its party leader Herbert Kickl are launching their 'Heimatherbst' campaign, which includes a hiking event in Vienna along the Liesingbach.
US media reports indicate that the Flydubai copilot had a flight ban in his previous job with Oman Air after extremist material was found, and an axe was reportedly the weapon used in the attack.
A bridge in Kyiv has been hit by a drone once more, following Ukraine's attack on industrial facilities in Volgograd, including a major oil refinery.
A nationwide civil defense drill is scheduled for October 3rd, prompting questions about sirens, emergency backpacks, and water rations; a quiz tests public knowledge on these topics.
A maker attempts to discover if the claim 'it's not worth it' is true regarding a small 3D printer that appears not to have official release details.
A court has issued a temporary injunction against the construction of a border facility within a US National Park.
Weapons were allegedly stored in Vienna, smuggled across Europe by intermediaries, raising questions about how close Austria came to a terrorist attack.
A 16-year-old's remarkable ability to recall a vast number of life days puzzles researchers and can be a burden.
Prime Minister Netanyahu ignored warnings before October 7, 2023, preferring Hamas over moderate Palestinians, indicating a broader responsibility.
