Losing Parents: "It Hurts That So Much Remained Unspoken" ↗
Front page leadWhen one's own parents die, the view of the past, but also of one's own life, often changes. Three people share what they miss today and what they regret.
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The front page of DER STANDARD features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include a human interest piece on the loss of parents, a report on an extreme NASA experiment on Mars, and a discussion about the implications of the US Midterm elections for Donald Trump. Other stories…
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One Year on Mars: Volunteers End Extreme NASA Experiment ↗
Volunteers have concluded an extreme experiment simulating conditions on Mars.
Haas F1 Driver Ocon Denies Physical Violence Allegations ↗
Esteban Ocon, a driver for the Haas Formula 1 team, has rejected accusations of physical violence.
Marc Márquez Wins in Sepang, Nears Eighth MotoGP Title ↗
Marc Márquez has won the race in Sepang and is on the verge of securing his eighth MotoGP championship title.
1.6 Million Marvel at Day of the Dead Parade in Mexico ↗
Approximately 1.6 million people attended a parade celebrating the Day of the Dead in Mexico.
Anker Solarbank 4 Pro Review: Almost Too Good for a Balcony Power Plant ↗
The manufacturer has increased the wattage and battery capacity, and there's a hint of open-source support. The AI is unfortunately still: hardly intelligent.
What Changes for Trump After the Election - And What Can Harm Him ↗
The president himself is not on the ballot, but his policies could be decisively shaped by the outcome. If the midterms show the expected dissatisfaction with Trump, it could become quite tricky for him.
NS Atrocities: When Philosopher Burger Advocated for an End to the Memorial… ↗
An extensive documentation volume titled 'Remember or Forget?' recalls Rudolf Burger's sharp criticism of the concept of 'repression'.
Blues Legend Al Cook: "I haven't fallen out of time, I was never in it" ↗
In the Viennale closing film 'The Loneliest Man in Town,' Viennese scene pioneer Al Cook gets caught up in a fictional story. A conversation about life with the blues.
Security Expert: "A Defensive Military Isn't Helpful if the Country is… ↗
The climate crisis fuels conflicts, displaces people, and weakens armies. Kira Vinke explains why Europe underestimates this threat.
Industrialist Stephan Zöchling: Big Talk, Big Deals – and Political Ambitions ↗
He calls the Chamber of Commerce a 'mafia organization,' attacks Babler and Kickl, and does spectacular business. What drives industrialist Stephan Zöchling? Does he just want to shake up politics – or get involved himself?
320,000 Protest in France – First Clashes After Demonstrations ↗
Demonstrations in the afternoon proceeded peacefully. During violent riots at the end of the protests, 565 people were arrested nationwide.
Cemetery Stonemason: "You Also See the Dead in This Profession" ↗
Robert Gottl is a stonemason at the Vienna cemeteries. Before All Saints' Day, he talks about what it's like to work in a profession where grief is omnipresent.
Uzbekistan's Sindarov Starts Victim Series and Wins Chess Game of the Year ↗
The Uzbek challenger for the World Championship shows himself in impressive form just weeks before the start of the World Championship. He wins the 'Clutch Chess' title in St. Louis.
Himmler's Bizarre Witch Research: The H-Special Project and the Witch Card Index ↗
In a secret research project, the SS created more than 30,000 index cards on historical witch trials. What did Himmler want to prove with this collection?
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