Murauer Beer Chief vs. Brau Union: Was he hindered from growth? ↗
Front page leadThe head of Murauer Bier is suing Brau Union (Heineken) alleging that the company hindered his brewery's growth.
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The news highlights include an antitrust case involving Murauer Bier and Brau Union, a debate over work permits for asylum seekers, and Montenegro's potential EU accession. Other stories cover the Voest steel company's layoffs despite profits, a controversial statement by an FPÖ politician…
The head of Murauer Bier is suing Brau Union (Heineken) alleging that the company hindered his brewery's growth.
A political dispute is brewing over work permits for asylum seekers, with conservative factions opposing a proposal by Minister Mattle.
Montenegro is set to become a new EU member, and while its government claims to be pro-European, many fear it will represent Russian and Serbian interests within the EU.
The Voest steel company is reducing its workforce even though it is reporting substantial profits.
FPÖ politician Fürst has baselessly accused a terrorist involved in the Cracow attack of being a 'left-wing rainbow activist'.
The restaurant "Zur alten Liebe" located in the Vienna Funkhaus is praised for its excellent food and ambiance.
An investigation reveals that a former manager of Wiener Zeitung was able to advance their career despite a failure in oversight.
A sports column discusses the complex issue of how to engage with Russia, likely in the context of international sports.
Following the US midterm election results, this editorial examines Donald Trump's political future.
This column by Ursula Plassnik explores the relationship between violence and freedom.
A satirical piece titled 'Jobs, Jobs, Jobs!' by Rainer Nikowitz.
The article describes the challenges of living in a community facing water scarcity due to drought.
The Identitarian movement is reportedly focusing its attention on schools in Vienna.
Former Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz is featured at an experience center.
Ursula Plassnik comments on the setbacks faced by autocrats, including in US midterms and Israeli elections, warning against complacency.
The article offers advice on coping with the winter season, suggesting alternatives to tanning beds and sun holidays.