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US Treasury Secretary Bessent speaks of ‚a little bit of economic pain‘ for security against Iran. What he doesn't say: the pain is felt primarily by Europeans, while America cashes in.
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Golden handshakes instead of honest explanations: Since Easter, OMV has been luring employees away from the company with attractive severance packages. 400 jobs are set to be cut even before the new CEO, Daniela Vlad-Cibira, takes office. A coincidence? Hardly.
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Just in time for its 100th anniversary, the staff of Germany’s flagship airline is bringing the company to a standstill. A whole workweek of chaos, and Vienna is watching as its big neighbor stumbles.
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An economist predicts Iran's economic collapse as a result of a naval blockade. But who will pay the price if the Persian Gulf goes up in flames, and why is Vienna staying silent?
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Viktor Orbán was considered unbeatable. Now, of all things, the economy has brought him down. A lesson that should also be heard in Vienna, on all sides of the political spectrum.
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Free houses and jobs in exchange for residents: Spanish municipalities are desperately courting newcomers. What sounds like paradise reveals Europe's deepest demographic wound, and a future that could also befall Austria.
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Minnesota is investigating U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) over the arrest of a Hmong-American on suspicion of kidnapping and false imprisonment.
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Survey shows: Israelis are war-weary but oppose a ceasefire with Iran. A majority doubts that Hezbollah and Iran have been weakened.
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Viktor Orbán Ousted After 16 Years: Péter Magyar Wins Hungary's Parliamentary Election. What the Change in Power Means for Austria.
Read MoreReports of airstrike on village market in Nigeria: Civilians reportedly killed during military operation against militants.
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