Zelenskyy: US withholding paid interceptor missiles ↗
Front page leadUkrainian President Zelenskyy claims the United States is holding back paid-for interceptor missiles.
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Ukrainian President Zelenskyy claims the United States is holding back paid-for interceptor missiles.
Doctors Without Borders describes the situation in the Gaza Strip as an 'absolute humanitarian crisis'.
France's government is facing significant pressure due to a wave of protests.
Nobel laureate Elfriede Jelinek celebrates her 80th birthday, with reflections on her use of language and literature.
An attack on a politician in Australia has caused shock.
Austrian athlete Lobnig has won a bronze medal in the Beach Sprint World Championships.
Saudi Arabia has decided to postpone its investor conference.
A significant majority in Alberta has voted to remain part of Canada.
Doug Hegseth met with Benjamin Netanyahu during an unannounced visit to Israel.
Coalition talks between red, green, and red parties in Berlin have received a green light.
Following riots, plans are being made to deploy more soldiers to the streets of Milan.
Polling stations in Texas have opened for early voting.
A United Nations conference is deliberating on measures to protect biodiversity.
An expert suggests that peaceful protesters in France are ultimately the losers.
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy has expressed criticism regarding decisions made by the United States.
The Tyrolean People's Party has stated its distance from the federal party.
Archival footage shows Elfriede Jelinek discussing class consciousness.
Three people were killed in a Russian airstrike in the Kyiv region.
For the first time, Ukraine has used a drone to recover an injured soldier.
Politician Schellhorn advocates for more relaxed regulations on business opening hours.
A trial involving Wolf and former minister Schelling has commenced.
Universities are anticipating reductions in their staffing levels.
New regulations have been introduced for the construction of a city tunnel in Feldkirch.
Styrian music schools are facing funding cuts and will undergo evaluation.
Municipal apartments in Wiener Neustadt have been sold for 64 million Euros.
Nordic combined skier Lamparter is patiently working towards a comeback.
The World Series is witnessing a historic duel for the title.
LeBron James ('King James') is looking forward to his 24th NBA season.
The bishops are contemplating the creation of a general secretary position for women within the church.
Renowned reporter Christiane Amanpour is stepping down from her role at CNN.
The public in Slovenia voted against abolishing broadcasting fees.
There is concern regarding changes affecting freight rail transport in East Tyrol.
The retail company Spar is expressing hope for relaxed regulations in Hungary.
The company Ardo has received interest from multiple parties regarding an 'Alternative' (likely a product or division).
Mountain rescuers in Upper Austria saved a hiker who was wearing hiking boots.
A landslide at an illegal gold mine in Colombia has resulted in 14 deaths.
The rate of glacier melt indicates that extreme years are increasingly becoming the standard.
A study suggests an app can be used for the early detection of atrial fibrillation.
A Japanese space probe has been launched towards Phobos, a moon of Mars.
The Nestroy Theatre Prize has awarded Sunnyi Melles a lifetime achievement award.