Trump Appoints Hardliner Miller as Chief of Staff Amidst Escalation ↗
Front page leadFollowing the midterm elections, US President Trump fires Susie Wiles and promotes political mastermind Stephen Miller to Chief of Staff.
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Following the midterm elections, US President Trump fires Susie Wiles and promotes political mastermind Stephen Miller to Chief of Staff.
Italy has issued a warning about a potential 'hybrid war' following cyberattacks targeting refrigerators.
The article explores the potential health risks associated with fine dust and chemicals released by scented candles and incense, with an environmental doctor providing insights.
The United States is offering a substantial monetary reward for information related to Iran's nuclear program.
Recent US elections show the electorate is more fluid than expected, leading to hope for Democrats in 2028, but they must retain new voters.
Former banker and head of the Erste Foundation, Treichl, discusses the need for Europe to establish its own defense capabilities independent of the US.
Southern Russian and Black-Bellied Tarantulas, benefiting from climate change, are increasingly being sighted outdoors.
Following a ban on e-mopeds on cycle paths, many delivery services have switched to e-bikes, with issues now shifting.
The operator of the Brenner Base Tunnel, BBT SE, has confirmed a hacker attack, with the Russian-speaking group 'Everest' suspected.
As Ukraine seeks a swift adaptation to new US political dynamics, President Zelenskyy reports continued Russian missile attacks and ongoing preparations for a meeting with Russia.
Austria's Foreign Minister met her Canadian counterpart in Ottawa to advance a planned 'Alliance for the Future', addressing disputes over terminology.
Two editors are eagerly anticipating the release of the game 'Grand Theft Auto 6', with one preparing for a second job as a 'gangster couple'.
ORF anchor Armin Wolf discussed his 'biggest mistake,' a 'completely wrong decision' by ORF, and his reasons for not applying for the ORF director position.
The third part of a series on South Tyrol examines the current political situation and the success of right-wing populist forces seeking to rejoin Austria.
Paraguay's President Santiago Peña faces accusations of conflicts of interest and cover-ups following a major bank collapse, leaving millions fearing for their savings.
Discussion on educational strategies to ensure success in the age of AI tools like ChatGPT, suggesting a reduction in homework.