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The front page of DER STANDARD covers a range of domestic and international news, with a strong focus on Austrian politics, economics, and social issues. Top stories include comments from the Green Party leader on patriotism, rising unemployment in Austria, and a criminal investigation into nails…
Green Party leader Leonore Gewessler advocates for 'Heimat' (homeland) and house visits, discussing package taxes, politician salaries, and price surges she personally legislated.
Unemployment in Austria rose in October, reaching 390,000 people without jobs.
Three people were killed in Israeli attacks in the Gaza Strip.
The IG Metall union is significantly expanding its warning strikes in Germany.
A former Tesla manager criticizes CEO Elon Musk's continued reliance on cameras instead of additional sensors like radar and lidar.
A 28-year-old father found one-centimeter-long nails in chocolate bars and candies collected by his children in Linz; investigations are ongoing.
After her internal election defeat, Haley Stevens is endorsing Republican Mike Rogers, while her opponent Abdul El-Sayed remains calm.
Graz native Mick Blue is a successful porn actor, a race car driver winning US championships, and is now attempting a career in Hollywood at age 50.
While the Mediterranean diet is renowned for its health benefits, traditional Nordic eating habits might also lower the risk of chronic diseases.
The promise of the United States has long been broken, a situation exacerbated by Donald Trump, and a way forward is needed that is not on any ballot.
Numerous researchers in Austria are directly affected by publications from OpenAI and Anthropic, particularly impacting early-career scientists.
Psychologist Petra Stecher explains that many people chase emotionally unavailable partners due to childhood wounds and suggests how to break this cycle.
As Chancellor Stocker arrives in China, Europe and the Middle Kingdom are on a collision course, and Austria, though small, is significant to Beijing.
Europe bears the main burden of military and financial aid but plays a minor role in peace talks; a path out of the stalemate must be found despite Russia's unacceptable demands.
ORF and ARD present 'Benko – Size Does Matter,' detailing the rise and fall of the Tyrolean real estate mogul, with legal counsel during filming due to lawsuit fears.
Josef Donhauser, whose brands like 'DoN' have long served more than just train travelers, discusses his entrepreneurial journey which has not always been smooth.
While Zelenskyy reported 'record losses' for Russia in October, both Russia and Ukraine expressed satisfaction with the evacuation operation in Oleschky.
