40 Years of the Greens in Parliament: Gewessler Wants to Govern Again ↗
Front page leadThe Green Party in Austria celebrates 40 years in parliament, with Leonore Gewessler expressing a desire to govern again.
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The Green Party in Austria celebrates 40 years in parliament, with Leonore Gewessler expressing a desire to govern again.
Siegfried Wolf's global business dealings involving Magna, Moscow, and financial matters are explored.
The Democrats are planning five strategies to exert pressure on Donald Trump in the wake of the midterms.
The COP31 climate conference in Antalya begins, focusing on the transition from fossil fuels and the state of the world's climate according to new models.
Newly revealed chats from Tsvetana P., a spy linked to businessman Jan Marsalek, indicate her intentions.
Janosch, the beloved author and illustrator known for 'The Tiger Duck' and 'Panama', has passed away.
A critical look at fashion choices when attending an audience with the Pope.
The Green Party is calling for a flight tax on private jets, a tax that is already in place.
Ursula Plassnik offers her perspective on the themes of violence and freedom.
Rainer Nikowitz provides a satirical take on the job market.
An editorial discusses the political landscape in Israel following the election and potential shifts in leadership.
Rainer Nikowitz satirizes the political divisions in France, referencing Le Pen and Mélenchon.
An analysis of the planned expansion of district heating in Austria and who will bear the cost.
The state of Burgenland has officially announced plans to build a large data center in Nickelsdorf.
A court has reached a guilty verdict in a case involving Benko, with claims that he was deceived.
An investigation into incidents of needles found in Halloween candy, noting that children were also involved.