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Stefanie Reinsperger has left the Dortmund "Tatort" behind and is now embarking on new horizons: a reading of the bestselling book "Ganz schön wütend" (Pretty Fury). A look at her journey, her magnetic appeal, and the commercial potential beyond the TV crime scene.
ORF News reports exclusively from Iran with Bhaskar and Moira Frank. Plus: All the details on the ORF.at News Update Version 1.6.11 for iOS.
An analysis of the 2026 Daylight Saving Time change: Why March 29th is more than just an annoying hour. A look at our desire for order in chaotic times—and why the compact A5 calendar with integrated holidays (including Nordic ones) is becoming the unsung hero of the modern workplace.
A deep-dive analysis by Klaus Meier on the role of DER STANDARD and Joëlle Stolz in portraying the Iranian-Austrian community – and the commercial value this readership holds.
An in-depth analysis of current ORF reporting: From Bhaskar's commentaries to the geopolitical implications for Austria. A look behind the scenes of the news.
An analysis of Rai News' role in covering the 2026 Sanremo Music Festival, navigating tears, controversies, and programming strategies.
An analysis of the golden moment for Luca Nardi, the Pesaro-born talent lighting up the Indian Wells qualifiers. Looking at the stats, his game, and his commercial potential, here's why Italy needs to keep a close eye on him.
The passing of philosopher Mauro Visentin shines a spotlight once again on La Nuova Sardegna's role as the guardian of the island's cultural memory. An analysis of the challenges and opportunities for the newspaper in the era of digitalization.
Discover how the weather in Florence influences the short-term rental market and what the trends are for luxury accommodations and country villas.
The clock change on March 29, 2026, marks the last Sunday in March when we move our clocks forward. But in Rome, work is underway to make daylight saving time permanent. Here's the outlook.