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The front page of DER STANDARD covers a range of domestic and international news. Top stories include the US Midterms and the Democrats' internal ideological struggles, an investigation into former bank executives in Austria, and the impending closure of a food processing plant with a citizen…
The progressive wing of the US Democrats could change the party's face in the Midterms, but the socialists' plans extend much further, potentially altering the party's direction.
A petition has been launched to save local frozen vegetable production following the closure of the Ardo plant, gathering a significant number of signatures.
A ruling by an arbitration court mandates that Google will pay French publishers 80 million euros per year for content usage.
A building's rooftop has collapsed in Pakistan, resulting in a tragic death toll of at least 28 people.
Austrian football club Sturm is set to compete in the Europa League against Roses Bournemouth in England.
Spar is exiting, and new investors aim to save Hervis through drastic downsizing, with its future profitability uncertain.
The Austrian anti-corruption prosecutor's office is levying serious charges related to Meinl Bank, targeting former executives and supervisory board members.
US authorities are reportedly investigating Democratic Representative Ilhan Omar's citizenship, with the aim of potentially revoking it.
Football legend Herbert Prohaska will be honored for his life's work at the Sporthilfe Gala, discussing aging, missed titles, and influential people.
The international body for weights and measures plans to redefine the second, potentially abolishing leap seconds in favor of a future 'leap hour'.
A Europe-wide research investigation reveals the extent to which the surveillance company Palantir has advanced despite warnings.
With interest rates and bond yields at decades-highs, the impact on economic growth and stock markets is examined, questioning the viability of global equity ETFs.
Thousands have taken to the streets in Albania again to protest corruption, luxury projects, and rising education costs, with demonstrations now spreading to universities and schools.
In a 'ZiB 2' interview, Gabriel Felbermayr expressed a preference for spending-side consolidation of the budget and stated he would not object to an alternative to the package tax.
Boathouses caught fire in the Ruster Bay on Lake Neusiedl; initial reports indicate no injuries.
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy has strongly criticized Donald Trump's statements regarding attacks on energy facilities by Russia and Ukraine.
