Austria

40 years after Chernobyl, nuclear power is making.

Coordinated attacks by armed groups are causing explosions and gunfights across Mali. The security situation in the Sahel is collapsing, with direct consequences for Europe.

Geopolitical tensions in the Middle East are having an impact even on the most intimate aspects of life. The world's largest condom manufacturer has announced price increases, citing its dependence on oil from the crisis-stricken region as the cause.

A high-ranking central banker breaks his silence and publicly warns of overvalued stock markets. What does the Bank of England know that we don't?

Two real estate moguls are set to resolve the Middle East conflict. Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner are traveling to Islamabad, and Pakistan is emerging as a surprising mediator between Washington and Tehran.

The Integration Minister cuts the funding, two SPÖ ministers step in: The financing of the anti-racism office Zara is splitting the coalition. What begins as a budget question turns into a fundamental dispute about how to deal with discrimination in Austria.

A king as a bridge-builder between Washington and London? Donald Trump sees Charles III’s upcoming visit as an opportunity to ease tensions, while relations with Prime Minister Starmer remain strained.

The ruling German party, the CDU, promised citizens relief, but instead, new burdens are coming from Berlin. It’s a pattern that’s also familiar in Vienna.

At Villa Borsig, sparks are flying between Merz and Klingbeil. While Germany needs to accelerate its reforms, the black-red coalition is falling apart behind closed doors, and Bavaria’s Minister President would rather order pizza.

Donald Trump wanted to bring Iran to its knees, but now he himself has backed down. The extension of the ceasefire reveals an unexpected balance of power between Washington and Tehran.