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The EU will attend the COP31 climate conference in Turkey without a clear funding plan, raising questions about who will finance the global fight against global warming as Europe is unwilling to contribute further.
This briefing covers multiple news items: the US intensifying its blockade against Iran, former Chancellor Christian Kern taking on the role of ice hockey president, and NASA's search for new astronauts.
According to the Polish police, the attacker responsible for an incident in Krakow has died.
Protests have erupted following the closure of the Ardo factory, with the mood described as being at the 'freezing point'.
During the Leonhardiritt festival in Mühlviertel, a horse bolted, causing its carriage to overturn.
The number of students in Vienna requiring German language support has significantly decreased.
The Austrian company Verbund is constructing its first wind park in Albania.
Following a meeting between Xi and Trump, China has decided to extend its pause on imposing tariffs on US goods.
Chancellor Merz intends to propose Ilse Aigner as a candidate for the presidency.
Trump has backtracked on a job offer made to UFC chief Dana White, stating it was only a joke.
For the first time, more than 1000 people have died from heat-related causes in Austria during a single summer.
The Ukrainian Ambassador states that contemporary Russian culture is characterized by killing.
This story recounts the compelling tale of a Haitian individual who achieved remarkable success as an AI deceiver within the literary world.
Christian Kern, the former Austrian Chancellor, is taking on the role of ice hockey president.
This piece questions the whereabouts of the promised three-hour workday.
An opinion piece arguing that Austria needs to increase its understanding of China.
An analysis identifying the current favored industry among investors on the stock market.
This commentary links the US Midterm elections to the outcomes of failed war objectives in Iran.