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Last update: a few seconds agoScience: Researchers in Vienna and Beijing have created the world’s first nuclear clocks, a potential leap toward more precise timekeeping. Public Safety: Vienna police are searching for a suspect in the rape of an 85-year-old woman in Favoriten and have released a photograph. Migration: Austria has eased rules for foreign workers, cutting processing times to 90 days; separately, the government’s No. 2 figure has announced plans to step down amid an SPÖ leadership shake-up. Business: A proposed takeover of Vienna-based Lukoil Holding has collapsed after U.S. authorities blocked Carlyle’s deal. Climate: Austria has lost a third of its glacier area, with 95 glaciers disappearing; a separate estimate puts heat-related deaths during the country’s record-hot summer at 995. Football: Austria climbed to 22nd in FIFA’s rankings after a 2-2 Nations League draw with Ireland, in a match briefly disrupted by protests.
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