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Ob Powidl, Maroni, Strudel oder Melanzani – in Österreich klingen viele Bezeichnungen für Lebensmittel nach deren Geschmack. Ein Blick in österreichische Kochtöpfe offenbart allerlei kulinarische Traditionen. 

Die Zeit zwischen Aschermittwoch und Ostern verbringen viele Menschen mit Fasten. Und das nicht mehr nur aus religiösen Gründen. Für den einen oder anderen bedeutet es eine Selbstfindung durch Enthaltsamkeit auf Zeit. 

A new survey shows that more people are avoiding the news. Today on “Post Reports,” our media reporter Paul Farhi talks with Elahe Izadi about “news avoiders” – and how the media could respond to this growing trend.

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Episode #015 - English Learning for Curious Minds

Why Is All The News So Negative? And What If It Wasn't?

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Why is the news always full of disasters? What would the world be ...

More and more people no longer read newspapers or watch TV programmes to get news. They get their news from the Internet. Is this a positive or negative development?   consume/read/watch news  traditional media a news source   current affairs like-minded people Tesla enthusiasts ...  Show more

In a world that is dominated by news of destruction and disaster it seems as though we will never see any positive news. Amongst this bad news fatigue, media forums focusing purely on positive and uplifting stories have begun to seep through to mainstream media. Kim Chakanets ...