Telegraph Investigation: Was Sebastian Kurz overthrown by Russia? ↗
Front page leadA report suggests that former Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz may have been overthrown due to Russian influence.
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The front page of Die Presse features a mix of international and domestic news, with a prominent story questioning Sebastian Kurz's downfall potentially being linked to Russia. Other international news includes a UFC executive's potential role in the White House and a measles outbreak in the US…
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UFC Chief at the White House: Dana White to become Trump's spokesperson ↗
UFC President Dana White is reportedly being considered for the role of spokesperson in the White House.
Tyrolean ÖVP distances itself from federal government, creates own party… ↗
The Tyrolean branch of the Austrian People's Party (ÖVP) is creating its own party membership system, signaling a divergence from the federal party.
Zelenskyy's Chief of Staff speaks Russian and has to pay for it ↗
Andriy Yermak, Chief of Staff to Ukrainian President Zelenskyy, is facing consequences for speaking Russian.
Cyberattack on Casinos Austria: Data of 150,000 customers stolen ↗
A cyberattack on Casinos Austria has resulted in the theft of personal data belonging to 150,000 customers.
Largest measles outbreak in the USA in 35 years: infant died ↗
The United States is experiencing its largest measles outbreak in 35 years, with an infant succumbing to the disease.
E-Card fee now affects pensioners: 27 Euros cause outrage ↗
A new 27 Euro fee for the Austrian e-card is causing widespread indignation among pensioners.
Frogs may croak: Supreme Court decides neighborhood dispute ↗
Austria's Supreme Court has ruled in favor of frogs' right to croak, settling a neighborhood dispute.
Vienna gets 15,000 square meters of new forest ↗
The city of Vienna is creating a new forest area spanning 15,000 square meters.
Brutal robbery in Vienna solved: perpetrator attacked five seniors ↗
Police in Vienna have solved a series of violent robberies targeting five elderly individuals.
People are extremely bad drivers ↗
An expert discusses the challenges and realities of autonomous driving, robotaxis, and the future of traffic safety.
Levels 0 to 5 and the chance for Level 2++ in the EU ↗
An analysis of the different levels of autonomous driving technology and the potential for advanced systems in the European Union.
Where shots bid farewell to warriors in Kyiv ↗
A report from Kyiv detailing the final resting places of fallen soldiers in the ongoing conflict.
Meeting the man who wants to bring all Ukrainian heroes home ↗
An interview with an individual dedicated to repatriating all fallen Ukrainian soldiers.
At least six dead after attack in Krakow, one injured person from Austria ↗
An attack in Krakow has resulted in at least six fatalities, with one Austrian citizen among the injured.
Comeback of the Sunday roast: Why this meal makes us so happy ↗
An exploration of the enduring appeal and emotional significance of the traditional Sunday roast.
'I don't care what others say about me' – Fritz Karl on mistakes and fears ↗
Fritz Karl discusses his personal philosophy on dealing with mistakes and fears.
Germany's first female president: Gents, it will be a woman, it's urgent ↗
An opinion piece discussing the potential for Germany to elect its first female president and the urgency surrounding it.
Reparations for slavery: Is it really fair to charge the West? ↗
A column questioning the justification and fairness of demanding reparations from Western nations for historical slavery.
Austria would be the third poorest US state ↗
An opinion piece comparing Austria's economic status to that of US states.
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