We start your news day with you and give you a quick overview of the most important topics of the morning.
Strategy paper for the SPÖ was published in error: The SORA Institute developed “strategic considerations” for the SPÖ for the upcoming election campaign – and mistakenly sent them to the wrong mailing list. In response to a “press” request, the party now makes it clear: This is not the strategy for the election campaign, but rather just a suggestion from the institute. More on this
Perhaps the longest election campaign of all time: The ÖVP is launching a campaign, the Vice Chancellor is already touring the country like the head of the Reds, and there is even an election campaign paper circulating for the SPÖ. Meanwhile, the content is piling up, writes Klaus Knittelfelder in his Morning gloss. More on this
Trump guilty of financial fraud: New York judge Arthur Engoron ruled on Tuesday that former US President Donald Trump had intentionally overstated the assets of his real estate empire in the past in order to obtain better conditions for loans, for example. More on this
Fire at wedding party in Iraq leaves more than 100 dead: In videos on social media that are supposed to show moments before the fire, burning parts of the room paneling appear to fall from the ceiling. Wedding guests jump up from tables and try to get to safety. Pictures of the disaster showed a collapsed and burned-out hall in the town of Al-Hamdanija. More on this
“Profit skimming prevents falling electricity prices”: For the first time, domestic electricity suppliers have to pay tens of millions of euros in excess profits to the Republic. Some companies are hit particularly hard. They demand the money back and would rather pass it on to their customers. More on this
Austria has been without a climate protection law for 1000 days: The old regulation expired on December 31, 2020. Environment Minister Gewessler is fighting for a new law this legislative period. More on this
US writers’ strike ends after five months: The board of the WGA (Writers Guild of America) union has approved a preliminary agreement between the union and the major studios and streaming providers in the USA. The writers’ strike, which has been going on for almost five months, will end at midnight (West Coast time/9 a.m. CEST on Wednesday), the WGA announced Tuesday afternoon (local time). More on this
“The press” in Armenia – how people are now trying to save their lives: After the blitzkrieg over Nagorno-Karabakh, thousands of Armenians from the mountainous province are fleeing the soldiers from Azerbaijan to save their lives. Our foreign policy editor Jutta Sommerbauer is on site and reports in our current one Podcast-Consequence of the mass exodus. More on this
100 years ago today wrote the “Neue Freie Presse” about the dictatorship in Bavaria and the role of the Hitler movement. More on this
2023-09-27 07:15:01
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