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The front page of DER STANDARD features prominent coverage of the AfD's electoral success in Germany, with a main story detailing the party's candidate's reaction to the gains and another report on the somber mood following the results in Magdeburg. Other top stories include an accident involving…
The far-right AfD party clearly wins in Saxony-Anhalt, but misses the absolute majority. The previously governing CDU sees no danger of defectors to the AfD.
On the evening after the election, many people gathered at the Domplatz to draw strength from each other and find courage for the future.
An eight-year-old boy was seriously injured after falling from an amusement ride in Carinthia.
The United States is expressing hope for the initiation of direct dialogue between Russia and Ukraine.
German red wines are expected to benefit significantly from the hot summer weather.
Medieval researcher Helmut Reimitz is moving from Princeton University to the University of Vienna, where artificial intelligence is expected to provide new answers to historical sciences.
Only one in five Austrians trusts the government to implement a 'sustainable healthcare reform,' though almost half are satisfied with the current system.
A new high-tech textile, appearing in a shade of purple, demonstrates superior cooling capabilities compared to traditional white cotton.
As the school year begins in eastern Austria, teachers and students face a return to routines alongside numerous new regulations and topics, including the debate on headscarf bans.
A 'quantum battery' using a 'mirror sandwich' design can hold small amounts of energy for short periods, potentially improving conventional batteries in the future.
