The Photoinstitut Bonartes is displaying images from historical Austrian-flagged ocean expeditions, including a peculiar search for cannibals by a Hungarian-American couple.

The prosecution also requested the court to issue a restraining order against the aggressive man.

A pilot who ejected from a crashed Gripen jet has undergone surgery for a spinal injury and is expected to make a full recovery. The minister expressed optimism regarding the pilot's condition.

Surveillance footage has identified members of a Georgian criminal network responsible for a series of acid attacks targeting apartments in Vienna since 2022.

Chinese J-16 fighter jets have completed long-range flights of 6,000 km and engaged in combat drills with Egyptian Rafale jets. These exercises serve as a strong warning to the world, particularly amidst ongoing tensions in the Middle East.

Two billion forints were spent on renovating the ministerial rooms of the Hungarian Ministry of Defense, located in a building that was once a museum and may become one again.

An online group reportedly used OpenAI's AI, specifically ChatGPT, to spread pro-Putin texts as part of a disinformation campaign, with investigations suggesting an Israeli think tank may be behind it.

The FDP party in Zurich narrowly lost the election for the presidency of the Glattal district school board to the SP, meaning the SP now leads six out of seven district school boards.

Christian Martinoli, a TV Azteca personality, made a strong comment regarding the reality show "La Casa de los Famosos."

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán was filmed shirtless on a yacht in Croatia, greeting onlookers. The video shows him on a ladder of the yacht, shouting "Hello!".

During the tenure of Minister János Lázár, the Hungarian State Railways (MÁV) acquired devices capable of disrupting secret audio recordings, with the necessity for such equipment remaining unclear.

The European Union must agree on a budget for 2028 to 2034 by the end of the year, with defense and security being added to its traditional tasks amidst limited resources.

Nine years after over 3 million cubic meters of rock broke off Piz Cengalo on August 23, 2017, killing eight hikers and traumatizing Bondo residents, the trial for the incident has begun.

Donatella Failoni, a renowned pianist and widow of Sándor Oszter, has passed away at the age of 79.

A report indicates that 61 percent of Germans still use landline phones, a figure that was 10 percent higher last year. Among individuals aged 70 to 79, the usage rate for traditional telephones reaches 89 percent.

A scooter driver and their passenger sustained serious injuries in a self-inflicted accident on Saturday evening in Embrach. Emergency services transported both individuals to a hospital.

A Facebook page and website named 'Civil Democrats' have been launched in Hungary, following a former minister's announcement of a dialogue on the country's future and past with a former space commissioner.

Österreichs Gesundheitssektor braucht zusätzliches Personal. Doch wer mit einem Abschluss aus dem Ausland kommt, muss erst einige Hürden überwinden. Die Geschichte einer Ärztin, die es geschafft hat.

Kossuth Prize-winning actress Judit Halász discusses scarlet fever, Stalin's death, literature's role in teaching history, and how true intellectuals fail if they allow themselves to descend to the level of power exercise.

Violence against Palestinians in the West Bank has become a daily reality, extending beyond specific individuals like Ben-Gvir. Reports indicate a persistent pattern of aggression in the region.

AI companies have reportedly depleted the free internet of data and are now turning to older sources, such as books and, as recently seen with Google, the email archives of insolvent companies, to fuel their models.

A minibus overturned on the M3 motorway in Hungary, leading to the closure of the highway towards Vásárosnamény and the deployment of air ambulances.

Hungary has issued multiple weather warnings for a combination of extreme heat, storms, and heavy rainfall. Temperatures near Szeged are approaching 40 degrees Celsius, while storms are expected in Transdanubia in the afternoon.

Israeli Internal Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir has presented a gallows, stating his intention to execute Palestinian terrorists convicted of terrorism, and plans to create viewing rooms for the hangings.

Lebanese director Cyril Aris discusses his film "A Sad and Beautiful World" and the challenges of filmmaking amidst war, questioning the world's suitability for children.

Germany is introducing a new U-examination for children aged nine to ten, providing an additional health check-up for this age group. Parents are advised to learn about the details of this new preventative measure.

A car accident in Hesse, Germany, involving eight teenagers resulted in two deaths and multiple injuries, with a fifteen-year-old reportedly behind the wheel. The circumstances of how the teenagers obtained the car remain unclear.

Mini's extreme music cars, a collaboration with Vagabund, were showcased at the Strand Festival, featuring retro Walkman designs and powerful music.

A woman was killed by a falling tree during severe thunderstorms and heavy rain in parts of Germany. The extreme weather also damaged dozens of buildings and displaced roof parts up to 100 meters.

Emilio Azcárraga Jean, owner of Estadio Azteca, expresses his desire to host a fight featuring boxer Saúl 'Canelo' Álvarez at the iconic venue.

Austrian investors have entered the Hungarian wind energy market, attracted by a planned wind turbine tender by the Hungarian government at the end of August, despite local protests over turbine proximity in Austria.

The once common Hungarian given name István (Stephen) is experiencing a significant and long-term decline in popularity, noted around August 20th, St. Stephen's Day.

The permitting process for the Serbian-Hungarian oil pipeline has been stalled again on the Serbian side due to a new legal remedy request.

A Hungarian article titled 'Marabu Féknyúz: Dunát rekeszteni' is presented, likely a specific column or sponsored content.

A man has been hospitalized with serious injuries after being shot by police in Munich's Schwabing district, leading to a widespread cordon around the incident site.

The Hungarian novel 'Heavyweight Beauty' tells the story of a 200-kilogram woman consumed by loneliness, delving into themes of body image, eating disorders, and universal fears.

A new analysis of MSCI ACWI indicates that investors who hastily sell their stocks during market volatility, whether a crash or a rally, often incur losses in returns.

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk stated there's a 'ninety-nine percent' chance that former politician Marcin Romanowski is in Transnistria. However, the Polish prosecutor's office has not yet confirmed this.

Europe's last remaining summer ski resort has ceased operations due to excessively high temperatures. This closure highlights the impact of climate change on winter sports facilities.

Nicole Waechter, the Russian-born president of the Green Liberal Party (GLP) Zollikon, has resigned from her position and left the party following a dispute over a neutrality initiative and a canceled podium event.

A father in Poland hit his four-year-old son with a car, leading to charges. It was revealed that three years prior, he fatally hit his ten-month-old son with his car in a separate incident.

Leaders and staff from MTI, including radio and television workers, have been suspended from public media in Hungary, with final decisions on their employment pending the completion of investigations.

Passengers described terrifying scenes at Munich Airport on Saturday after a Boeing 787 barely took off before the end of the runway and subsequently made an emergency landing, heavily damaged. Many believed it was their last hour.

A contractual penalty for late service execution may be a tax-deductible cost, unlike penalties for faulty service. Taxpayers must demonstrate due diligence and a link between the expense and income.

A 35-year-old woman fell from a parapet on the steep western side of Graz's Schloßberg, reportedly stating that she suddenly felt dizzy.

Hungarian Foreign Minister Anita Orbán met with the Slovak Deputy Prime Minister to discuss maintaining stable water levels on the Danube River, ensuring necessary water flow at Nagybajcs.

Following Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov's announcement of continued aggression in Ukraine, the Moscow Stock Exchange recorded its worst performance since September 2022, marking the largest drop in four years.

Mykhailo Fedorov believes that Ukraine does not have a comprehensive vision of how to win the four-year war.

A novel beverage combining Sprite and black tea has gone viral on social media platforms, sparking consumer interest and positioning the mix as a potential summer drink sensation.

A culinary history piece traces the tomato's evolution from a mistrusted crop to a kitchen staple, culminating in its central role in Buñol's famous annual festival.

Hungarian poet Erdős Virág reflects on how sixteen years of the previous regime deeply poisoned society and criticizes contemporary literature for failing to act as a catalyst for change.

The SPIEGEL reader competition seeks initiatives that foster human connection and community building, offering two €2,500 prizes with submissions closing in August 2026.

Veterinarians discovered a swallowed doll head during the autopsy of Hugo, a 17-year-old male seal found dead on Saturday.

A tornado devastated numerous houses in southern France late on Monday afternoon. Several people were injured by the storm and around 3000 households were without power.

Initial data from the Swiss Medical Association (FMH) indicates that only 7% of doctors will be affected by the new cap on tax points for certain treatments starting in 2027. Despite widespread discontent among medical professionals, a majority already operate below the proposed limit.

A ministerial commissioner has sent a message to officials of the Hungarian Agrarian Chamber, stating that there will be no secretaries, cars, laptops, or excessive spending, indicating a thorough review of the chamber.

During Minister Lázár's tenure, the Hungarian State Railways (MÁV) acquired devices capable of jamming eavesdropping equipment. MÁV reportedly attempted to transfer these devices to a national security agency.

Gábor Fischer and Bence Tóth will oversee many areas from content to finance to HR.

Doctors Without Borders (MSF) reports that access to medical aid in the West Bank has become increasingly difficult due to escalating violence, checkpoints, and blockades, making it uncertain if clinics can be reached.

Waadtländer Minister Valérie Dittli faces opposition from another committee within her centrist party, but she has unconditional support from a well-connected former FDP member and winemaker, Philippe Gex, who has been mobilizing supporters for her campaign for a year.

Ikkimel and Aggu performed at the Frequency Festival, with one article noting a 'Hoppala' (mishap) in the Ikkimel audience. The event marked the final day of the festival.

A recent missile launch by China indicates that the competition for influence over Pacific island nations is far from over, prompting Australia to engage in active diplomacy to counter Beijing's advances while balancing its role as China's largest trading partner.

István Verebes commented on the old TV show 'Heti Hetes', stating that if Viktor Orbán had not been prime minister, the show would have failed within three weeks. He is still unsure if he will launch his own opinion platform.

Mercedes responded to customer feedback by upgrading the AMG GLC 53 from a 4-cylinder to a 6-cylinder engine, making it more enjoyable than its significantly more powerful predecessor, despite being slower on the stopwatch.

Discussions in Latvia suggest that the state may only be able to finance projects in conjunction with private investors, indicating a potential shift in funding strategies.

As his term nears its end, French President Emmanuel Macron navigates his final months in office with a mix of defiance and nostalgia. The prospect of Marine Le Pen as his potential successor looms, threatening to dismantle his legacy.

Austrian Ombudsman Bernard Achitz stated in an interview that detaining children must be a last resort and highlighted shortcomings in adult representation.

Hungary celebrated August 20th with a series of events, including Gripen jet flyovers, the inauguration of new officers, and evening fireworks displays. The day also saw state honors awarded to various individuals.

The Tisza Party government has been in power for 100 days, and a review has compiled 100 decisions and measures taken during this period, highlighting a decision made every day.

Uztemiryulcontainer has acquired 250 high-cube containers to bolster China-Uzbekistan trade, as part of a larger strategy to expand its fleet by 1,000 units through 2030.

Two people have died and eight others were injured in a motorcycle accident in Croatia, where a 15-year-old was reportedly driving one of the vehicles. The incident involved Germans on faulty motorcycles who crashed in the same turn.

Doctors are facing immense pressure in their profession, with many emphasizing that their primary job is to avoid making any mistakes. This highlights the high-stakes environment and the constant demand for precision in medical practice.

An analysis in Austria indicates a significant increase in the number of private doctors, a trend that is seen as beneficial for patients, social insurance, and medical professionals.

A four-year-old girl has died from injuries sustained in an accident on August 9th in Dąbrówka, Poland. Her mother, who was driving without a license, has been charged by prosecutors, and police are appealing for witnesses.

An Israeli settler confronted a Palestinian American at his home in the West Bank, an incident that the American ambassador condemned as a terrible act of terror.

An interview with German Vice-Chancellor Lars Klingbeil on Sat.1 has been heavily criticized as charlatanry and politically meaningless.

A 300 billion forint office complex in Budapest's Bosnyák Square, purchased under the Fidesz government, remains empty and cordoned off, raising questions about its necessity, overcrowding, and poor transport links.

An OLAF investigation has been initiated regarding a suspicious university application project linked to Széchenyi István University, following a report by Ákos Hadházy.

Discussions regarding public media are set to begin with the launch of 'Közhang,' and registration for the event has now opened. This comes as reports emerge that news fabricator Dániel Papp departed public media with 28 million forints.

Low water levels on the Rhine River continue to severely restrict shipping, and the suspension of Sunday driving bans for trucks has had little effect on increasing road transport, suggesting it is largely symbolic.

Almost one hundred individuals have applied for the position of head of the Hungarian National Asset Recovery and Asset Protection Office. Among the applicants is the legal director of Transparency International.

Der prominente Vertreter der Oppositionspartei Jabloko und lautstarke Kriegsgegner wurde zu elf Jahren Straflager verurteilt

A protein processing plant in Hódmezővásárhely, linked to Lázár, continues to emit a foul odor, prompting Mayor Péter Márki-Zay to request assistance from the Minister of Agriculture.

Eight people were injured in a collision in Offenbach, Germany, according to a liveblog from F.A.Z.

Helena Tluczek, a Polish survivor of a severe bus accident near Mezokeresztes in eastern Hungary, shared her harrowing experience of pulling other passengers to safety despite her own injuries.

A late-night brawl at a gas station in Kęty, Poland, escalated into a knife attack, leaving four people injured, one of whom was hospitalized. Police have arrested a suspect in connection with the incident.

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has once again introduced new terminology to Hungarians regarding the Paks nuclear power plant, as part of a broader economic overview that also touched on drought, travel, and Russia.

A business venture co-founded by Rogán-Szendrei Cecília and Sarka Kata has reported an initial loss, including a 25.7 million forint debt at the end of the year.

Europe is experiencing an unprecedented and prolonged heatwave, sparking a political debate about the sparse presence of air conditioning in infrastructure compared to other regions.

László Toroczkai of Mi Hazánk stated that Péter Magyar's invitation to Paks was for a political show rather than professional consultation, after Mi Hazánk's energy lawyer was informed that the invitation was only for party leaders. Toroczkai further criticized the event as a self-promoting Facebook spectacle, while Magyar Péter claimed Toroczkai had agreed to be on leave.

Der Verletzte wurde ins LKH Graz geflogen.

According to Member of Parliament Enikő Tompa, proceedings to impose a fine are underway.

An internal review suggests significant overpricing and financial losses linked to medical equipment acquisitions during the pandemic under former Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó's tenure.

The governor confirmed that President Claudia Sheinbaum will visit Morelos on September 3rd.

The city of Frankfurt has planted only around 2,000 trees in three years, missing its goal of adding 10,000 by decade's end, prompting comparisons with more pragmatic approaches in other cities.

A subway accident in Frankfurt has resulted in multiple injuries, prompting emergency response and transit disruptions across the city's rail network.

A historical exploration traces how the ancient Aztec capital of Tenochtitlán transformed over five centuries into the modern, water-integrated metropolis of Mexico City.

A commentary highlights how Hungary's schools have barely changed over centuries, urging the integration of popular literature into curricula to address modern student anxieties.

The Uzbek railway monitoring group Uztemiryuyluvchi is examining social media videos depicting severe passenger overcrowding on a Surkhandarya route train.

A report details fraudulent practices in attic insulation projects for Kádár-era houses in Hungary, where inspectors often rely on documents rather than on-site checks, leading to incomplete or faked work.

Television recommendations for Tuesday include a report on the last days of Kabul, the film 'Super 8', and documentaries on national parks and child abuse penalties.

Despite promises of legal action from opposition parties regarding the August 20 public procurement tender, no appeal has been filed, and no investigation by procurement or integrity authorities is known to be underway.

The suspended director of the Fót children's home, Páger Pál Attila, has filed a lawsuit against actor Áron Molnár, accusing him of defamation and insult.

Six people were injured in two serious traffic accidents in East Tyrol. In one incident, a 19-year-old crashed into his 39-year-old father's car, while in another, a 62-year-old motorcyclist and his 55-year-old wife suffered severe injuries after a fall.

Multiple motorcycle accidents occurred in the Rhein-Main region over the weekend, resulting in two fatalities and four injuries. Another report indicated one death and five injuries from similar incidents.

The new Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8 and Z Fold8 Ultra, featuring an unusual form factor, are currently undergoing testing, with discussions also comparing various Android phones to the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S25.

The global economy has surprisingly withstood the initial shock of the Iran war, with the feared major energy price shock largely avoided. However, the greatest risks may come from other sources than oil prices.

A German author recounts his first trip abroad exactly fifty years ago, describing a day trip to the famous spa town of Marienbad in Czechoslovakia as a traumatic experience for his eleven-year-old self.

Mexican writer Enrique Serna returns to historical fiction with his new novel, 'The Hungry God,' which explores the genesis of the Aztec Empire and will be published this fall.

Joining the European Public Prosecutor's Office, a body demonized by Fidesz, offers an opportunity to uncover past crimes and hold the new Hungarian government accountable, rather than threatening national sovereignty.

Lisa Mitterhuber-Gressl from the Materials Center Leoben is leading research focused on preventing mobile phones from overheating. Her work involves demolishing phones for scientific study to improve thermal management.

Decorated pottery vessels from the Qurayyah oasis were widely known and valued 3000 years ago during the Bronze Age, produced in large quantities much like modern branded goods.

An article discusses why measures like wealth taxes or reduced immigration into the labor market do not solve economic problems, asserting that prosperity is not a limited resource.

During traffic controls in Braunschweig and Ismaning, a driver struck a police officer, leading to an escalation where shots were fired from an officer's service weapon. Several police officers were injured in the incidents.

An explosion occurred at a pyrotechnics company in the Wiener Neustadt district of Lower Austria, resulting in one serious injury and a smoke plume visible for several kilometers.

Many doctors are constantly accompanied by the fear of making mistakes, with some treatments being performed solely to prevent lawsuits, and little support available to them.

Gyula Balásy, a Hungarian businessman, acquired a cold storage facility in Békéscsaba at a low price, for which Prime Minister Orbán had previously promised 12 billion forints for development.

A powerful storm swept through Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany, in the evening, leaving two people seriously injured after being struck by a falling tree. Emergency services are currently assessing the damage.

Latvia's Senate Department of Civil Cases has decided not to initiate cassation proceedings in a case concerning the retraction of false and defamatory statements attributed to the director of the Dailes Theater in a Latvian Television program.

The number of private doctors (Wahlärzte) has doubled, a trend that is proving beneficial for everyone involved, including health insurance funds. This increase is attributed to various factors that make private practice appealing and accessible.

An interview with German Vice-Chancellor Lars Klingbeil on Sat.1 has been criticized as superficial and potentially damaging to his party's appeal among workers.

A forum prompt titled 'When was the last time you did something for the first time?' invites community discussion on personal experiences and new endeavors.

A new analysis indicates that investors often lose returns by selling their stocks on days of extreme market movements, whether during a crash or a record rally.

An accident surgeon from AKH Vienna has highlighted the severity of e-scooter accidents, stating that a few seconds can determine the course of a person's life due to the serious injuries sustained.

The conflict in Sudan, ongoing for over three years, is escalating, with the Nuba Mountains in the south, previously considered a safe haven, now also coming under pressure from drone attacks.

The Józsefváros Mayor's Office has filed a complaint alleging budget fraud against a foundation linked to the sister of State Secretary Eszter Vitályos, which received five million forints for campaign leaflets.

Charlie azután lépett le, hogy gazdái egy másik városba költöztek.

„Alkotmányos volt Sulyok Tamás eltávolítása, a 12 éves képviselői cikluskorlát és a 70 éves alkotmánybírói korhatár is” – kommentálta az Alkotmánybíróság friss döntését a miniszterelnök.

A complaint has been filed alleging that the Orbán government may have ordered overpriced, asbestos-contaminated containerized boilers for social institutions in Hungary. The Ministry of Social Affairs initiated the complaint regarding the potentially hazardous equipment.

Austria has recorded its driest 12-month period since at least 1850, with climate researchers not expecting a rapid improvement despite recent rain.

The US Army's 'Operation Seaspray' secretly released a supposedly harmless bacterium in San Francisco to test a bio-weapon, causing a minor epidemic and one death, with the experiment remaining classified for over 25 years.

FIFA reportedly allowed Mexico to host 2026 World Cup matches in exchange for the entire revenue stream from Estadio Azteca, leading to significant profits for FIFA while the stadium owners lost millions. FIFA stated this arrangement was part of the plan.

US strategic oil reserves have fallen to their lowest level in four decades, with experts warning that intensive release of crude could damage underground storage caverns.

Over 150 Swiss municipalities are experiencing drying springs and falling groundwater levels, with experts warning about dangerous overestimation of the country's water reserves.

Foreign festival-goers at Sziget Festival participated in a quiz game to test their knowledge of quotes from Hungarian politicians Péter Magyar and Viktor Orbán.