What's happening in Europe?
Austria
The front page of profil.at features a mix of domestic Austrian news and international affairs. Key domestic stories include discussions on winter energy prices, threats to the food supply, and the search for a new ÖBB CEO. International news covers Poland's economic independence from major tech…
Michael Baminger, CEO of Salzburg AG and president of Austria's energy lobby, discusses in a profil interview why winter heating costs may not be as high as feared and plans for building the first wind turbines in Salzburg.
This article examines how Poland has become independent of major international companies like Amazon and PayPal through its own economic initiatives.
An examination of factors that endanger the domestic food supply within Austria.
The search for a new CEO of the Austrian Federal Railways (ÖBB) is heating up, with a political duel between left-leaning parties anticipated.
This article addresses common colds, exploring whether it is possible to train the immune system against viruses like rhinoviruses.
An opinion piece discussing the implications of the recent election in Israel and potential changes in leadership.
A satirical commentary on the political landscape in France, referencing figures like Le Pen and Mélenchon and recent unrest.
A satirical piece likely commenting on the current job market or employment situation.
This story explores the significance of colorful stickers found on tombstones around All Saints' Day, offering a final message or warning.
A review of the South Korean film 'Possible Love,' highlighting its nuanced portrayal of class dynamics.
This article discusses the controversial flying tax, noting that while many wish for its reduction, there is reluctance to fund any such changes.
A politics podcast episode that questions the truthfulness of statements made by public figures, possibly involving Mr. Thür, Ms. Brodnik, and Mr. Winter.
This piece analyzes the new social welfare reform, focusing on how it leads to savings by reducing benefits for the poorest citizens.
An article detailing the political strategy of the KPÖ (Communist Party of Austria) in community housing, targeting areas traditionally held by the SPÖ (Social Democratic Party of Austria).
A report detailing a case where parental visits reportedly traumatized two children, while authorities allegedly failed to intervene effectively in Styria.
