Borussia Dortmund's women's team, bolstered by signings like Manuela Zinsberger and Alexandra Popp, aims to secure promotion to the 2. Bundesliga after narrowly missing out last season.
Russian tennis player Liudmila Samsonova defeats China's Wang Xinyu 6-2, 6-2 in the WTA Washington tournament, advancing to the quarterfinals where she will face the winner of Diana Shnaider vs. Anastasia Potapova.
George Russell's Mercedes team has identified and solved an electrical energy deployment issue that hampered his performance in recent races, including the Belgian GP where he crashed. Russell, who expressed frustration, is now focused on the upcoming Hungarian Grand Prix.
La casa natal de Adolf Hitler en Braunau am Inn, Austria, se ha transformado en una comisaría de policía y centro de formación, poniendo fin a años de debate sobre su uso para evitar que sea un lugar de peregrinación neonazi y para integrar el edificio en un Estado democrático.
El presentador Manu Sánchez ha sido criticado por el subinspector de la Policía Nacional, Alfredo Perdiguero M., por sus comentarios sobre la victoria de España en el Mundial y la diversidad. Sánchez respondió en X, acusando a Perdiguero de falta de comprensión lectora y de confirmar sus puntos sobre racismo y xenofobia.
Adolf Hitler's birthplace in Braunau am Inn, Austria, was officially opened as a police station on Wednesday. This initiative aims to destroy the building's appeal as a pilgrimage site for those who glorify the Nazi dictator, while a memorial stone remains outside.
La casa natal de Adolf Hitler en Braunau am Inn, Austria, se inaugura como comisaría de policía tras una larga batalla legal del gobierno para evitar que se convirtiera en un santuario neonazi. La decisión busca neutralizar el edificio, aunque ha generado críticas sobre su efectividad.
Austria has converted Adolf Hitler's birthplace in Braunau am Inn into a police station to "neutralise" its toxic legacy and deter neo-Nazi pilgrimages. The building, now housing a narcotics unit, aims to become a "place of democracy, rule of law, security" after years of public debate and extremist displays.
Adolf Hitler's birth house in Braunau am Inn, Austria, has been converted into a police station after years of debate. The renovation aims to prevent the 17th-century building from becoming a neo-Nazi pilgrimage site, with authorities hoping to reduce interest linked to Hitler's past.
L'Austria ha inaugurato un commissariato di polizia nella casa natale di Adolf Hitler a Braunau am Inn, trasformando l'edificio in un simbolo di democrazia per scoraggiare i neonazisti. La decisione segue decenni di dibattiti e un costoso restauro, mentre il Paese riflette sulla sua storia e sulla crescita dell'estrema destra.
Manchester City, Chelsea, and Tottenham have made significant summer signings, while Liverpool focuses on player retention under new management. Chelsea faces financial scrutiny after reporting a substantial loss amidst heavy spending, as clubs prepare for pre-season tours and cup qualifiers.
Adolf Hitler's birth house in Braunau am Inn, Austria, has been converted into a police station after a €20 million renovation, a move intended to prevent it from becoming a neo-Nazi pilgrimage site but which has divided local residents and sparked debate over historical memory.
Austria has opened a police station in the Braunau am Inn house where Adolf Hitler was born, following years of controversy and legal battles over its future. The government seized the property from its former owner and refurbished it to prevent it from becoming a neo-Nazi pilgrimage site, a decision that has drawn mixed reactions.
Un gran socavón de casi medio metro de profundidad apareció en el centro del campo del estadio Ernst Happel de Viena tras el partido de la Nations League entre Austria y Dinamarca, que ya había sufrido un retraso por problemas eléctricos. La imagen se hizo viral.
The EU's return regulation is nearing adoption, allowing offshore migration processing hubs despite human rights concerns. Countries like Austria, Denmark, and Germany are poised to establish these centers, raising alarms due to past failures in Australia, Israel, and the US. Critics urge strict human rights safeguards before implementation.
Austria's ATX index has become Europe's best-performing equity market in 2026, gaining 21.3% since January. This surge is primarily driven by AT&S, a semiconductor supplier specializing in integrated circuit substrates, whose shares have climbed 459%, reshaping the market's composition.
F1 title contenders Kimi Antonelli and George Russell face off at the Belgian Grand Prix with a narrowed 25-point gap, as both drivers adapt to new cars and strategies amidst bad luck and intense competition.
France and England prepare for Saturday's World Cup third-place playoff in Miami, a fixture with mixed feelings but a rich history of high-scoring games and career-defining moments for players and teams.
Diversi incidenti hanno colpito escursionisti e alpinisti sulle Alpi italiane. Un uomo è morto sulle Apuane, un alpinista è caduto a Punta Plent, una 26enne è stata travolta da uno stambecco in Val di Sole e un'altra donna è precipitata sulle Coronelle. Due escursionisti sono rimasti bloccati sul Gran Sasso.
Due motociclisti, Christian Steinmayr e un pilota rumeno identificato come Rus-Sinner, sono morti in un incidente durante una gara a Brno. Le gare del fine settimana sono state cancellate.
Spain's goalkeeper Unai Simón has set a new World Cup record for most minutes without conceding, surpassing Switzerland's previous record. The team's strong defensive performance, with contributions from players like Pau Cubarsí and Aymeric Laporte, has been key to their success, allowing them to reach the quarter-finals without conceding a goal.
An Austrian court has ruled that an alpine hotel's ban on burkinis was discriminatory, upholding a fine against the establishment. The ruling came after two Muslim women were prevented from wearing the full-body swimsuit.
An Austrian court sentenced a former Syrian intelligence officer, Khaled al-Halabi, to eight years in prison for torture and other abuses against opponents of Bashar al-Assad. A second defendant also received an eight-year sentence.
Two former Syrian intelligence officials were sentenced to eight years in prison in Vienna, Austria, for torturing and sexually abusing opponents of the Bashar al-Assad regime in Raqqa. The court found them guilty of torture, sexual coercion, and inflicting serious bodily harm, with victims testifying about severe abuse and lasting trauma.
