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Austria's new headscarf ban for under-14s sparks debate (opens the original)
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Since the start of the 2026/27 school year on 1 September, female pupils in Austria under the age of 14 have been prohibited from wearing any headscarf at school that "covers the head in line with Islamic traditions." Teachers' representatives say the new rule has generally been implemented calmly and respectfully. At the same time, some schools have reported conflicts and, in some cases, aggressive reactions. The new law was already controversial before it came into force, with critics question
Anaconda on the Danube: giant constrictor snake discovered in Bavaria (opens the original)
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On the banks of the Danube near Kirchroth in the district of Straubing-Bogen, a 66-year-old woman out for a walk spotted a constrictor snake more than two metres long basking in the sun. She immediately realised that it was not a native species. “It was a longer snake than the ones we have here,” she told police. Grass snakes and Aesculapian snakes are familiar sights in the region. These non-venomous species can also grow to considerable lengths, with Aesculapian snakes reaching nearly two metr
Berlin cyberattack: hackers leak highly sensitive data across dark web (opens the original)
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The hacker group "Rhysida" has published almost six terabytes of data from Berlin's state administration on the dark web. Among the data is said to be highly sensitive information. The scale of the leak is enormous: 1,439,893 files. So far, there has been hardly any response from Berlin's administration and political leaders. Among the published files is a folder titled "AG CBRN-Rahmenplanung." CBRN stands for chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear threats. This means that highly sensiti
Improvised explosive devices found near German power plant, police say (opens the original)
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Several improvised explosive devices were found at a substation near a coal-fired power plant in Germany on Tuesday and several power lines were damaged, police and a grid operator said. Operator 50Hertz said there was a "brief interruption of service" but all lines are now back in operation at the Preilack substation, which distributes power from the nearby Jänschwalde power plant. The apparent aim was to trigger a large-scale power outage in the area around the nearby coal-fired power plant. A
Up to 1km-thick ice: Swiss meteorite offers new insight into the Ice Age (opens the original)
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In the canton of Bern, above Lake Biel on Twannberg and Mont Sujet, lies one of Europe’s most important meteorite strewn fields. Fragments of an extraordinary celestial body have been discovered there time and again for decades. The number of known finds has now risen to more than 2,200. This means the scale of the meteorite discovery is significantly greater than initially assumed. The Twannberg meteorite did not hit the Earth as a single large block but exploded as it entered the atmosphere. I
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