Government May Decide on Media and Social Welfare Tomorrow ↗
Front page leadTensions between the ruling parties over media funding and social welfare have recently hardened, and a top-level meeting might offer a solution.
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Tensions between the ruling parties over media funding and social welfare have recently hardened, and a top-level meeting might offer a solution.
According to the Wifo chief, the average Austrian consumes no more.
The Alps Association continues to recommend opponents of wind power for lectures.
Indications are accumulating regarding a data center in Burgenland, Austria.
US author Richard Ford presents his new essay collection, offering simple words for a complex undertaking.
New billions are being allocated to Russia's war, framed as a gift from Donald Trump to Vladimir Putin.
The public prosecutor's office has filed a complaint regarding investor René Benko's ankle monitor.
The restaurant "Chickz" is tested for its Austrian-style fried chicken (Backhendl).
A political podcast discusses why Austrians are becoming poorer despite economic growth, featuring Mr. Felbermayr.
Five tips are offered on how to handle toddlers' use of smartphones and their emotional reactions.
Peter Filzmaier shares his thoughts on his favorite defeats in his sports column.
The article discusses how the CDU is damaging itself through secret agreements with the AfD.
The editorial argues that the slogan 'Herbert Kickl is coming anyway' lacks political substance.
ÖVP's Graf criticizes SPÖ's economic policy, stating that their 'economic competence' leads to financial losses.
Elfriede Hammerl shares her thoughts on the topic of 'Mum'.
This investigative podcast explores the long shadow cast by Walter Ruck.
Ardo marks a significant turning point in Austria's food industry.