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The front page of DER STANDARD features several prominent stories, including a major piece on the Austrian judiciary facing severe staff shortages, leading to a reduction in court proceedings. Other significant domestic news covers a train derailment near Wiener Neustadt causing disruptions and a…
Austria's judiciary is significantly reducing its operations, holding only a few hundred instead of around 7000 proceedings in a week to protest staff shortages, which delays justice for those awaiting rulings.
Some collective bargaining minimum wages are not keeping pace with inflation, affecting workers' purchasing power.
Celebrity chef Johann Lafer provides an update on his recovery from cancer, stating his condition has improved.
Rumors suggest that pop star Rihanna has a vast backlog of 170 unreleased songs.
Apple is launching a new central hub designed for smart home integration, aiming to enhance the 'smart living room' experience.
A train derailment and a damaged overhead line have caused significant disruptions and delays to long-distance train services in Wiener Neustadt, Austria.
German politician Bärbel Bas is stepping down from her roles as SPD leader and minister, citing a bereavement and attacks from a coalition partner. Alexander Schweitzer will take over as Labor Minister.
A legal dispute is ongoing regarding whether the Federal President must release an expert opinion concerning a controversial appointment to the presidency of the Administrative Court.
Juliana Einfalt, from Lower Austria, has set a new national record in competitive wood chopping and encourages other women to take up the sport.
An emotional debate on a television program discussed the direction of Austrian politics, with various commentators offering different perspectives on navigating political divides.
In Paris, student protests are bolstering the profile of left-wing mayor Bally Bagayoko in the suburbs, attracting young supporters but also some criticism.
An explanation of savings plans, which combine saving and investing, detailing their function, the importance of risk assessment, and associated costs.
The Houthi militia has launched another deadly attack on an airport in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, killing one person and increasing regional tensions.
A shortage of newer RAM technologies is leading to a resurgence in demand and production of older DDR4 RAM due to its lower cost.
Rapper Haftbefehl's concerts have been canceled, with his brother announcing that the artist is currently unable to perform due to health reasons.
Former Miss Europe Beatrice Turin discusses her move from Vienna's city center to the outskirts during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The article explores the challenges of quitting cannabis use, focusing on the functional role that the high plays and the difficulty of adjusting to life without it, as shared by individuals in a book.
The European Union is preparing to pass a significant package of sanctions against Russia, following a reported ceasefire agreement in the energy sector between Ukraine and Russia announced by US President Trump.
