Wirtschaft

Is Climate Change Killing the Taste of Grüner Veltliner?

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Climate Volatility Challenges Austrian Viticulture and the Future of Grüner Veltliner Austria’s signature grape variety, Grüner Veltliner, is facing unprecedented pressure from shifting climatic conditions, including rising temperatures, prolonged drought, and erratic storm patterns. As central European viticulture grapples with these environmental stressors, researchers and winemakers are assessing the long-term viability of traditional cultivation methods … Read more

Roger Federer and Stan Wawrinka: A Look Back at Their 2008 Olympic Gold and Wawrinka’s Farewell Tour

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Stan Wawrinka, the three-time Grand Slam champion, is entering the final stages of his storied career, sparking widespread reflection on his legacy and his enduring partnership with Roger Federer. As the Swiss veteran navigates his current tour schedule, the tennis world continues to look back at the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games, where Wawrinka and Federer … Read more

Bay Harvey Makes History as First European Quarterback Invited to NFL Rookie Camp – Breaking News

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Bay Harvey, a standout quarterback from the Swiss football scene, gained significant attention in the European American football community after securing an invitation to an NFL rookie minicamp. This development marks a notable milestone for European-born players aiming to bridge the talent gap between domestic leagues and the professional level in the United States, as … Read more

Speedminton: The Ultimate Fast-Paced Hybrid Sport – No Net, Heavier Ball, Non-Stop Action Like Badminton + Tennis + Squash!

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Crossminton Gains Momentum in Berlin-Mitte’s Public Spaces Crossminton, the high-speed racquet sport formerly known as Speedminton, is gaining traction in Berlin-Mitte as urban residents look for accessible, net-free alternatives to traditional court sports. The sport, which combines elements of badminton, tennis, and squash, utilizes a heavier projectile—the “speeder”—designed to maintain stability in outdoor conditions, allowing … Read more

The ORF Crisis: Why Political Influence Is No Laughing Matter

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ORF Crisis: How Austria’s Public Broadcaster’s Turmoil Could Reshape European Sports Media Daniel Richardson June 10, 2024 • Updated 14:30 UTC Austria’s public broadcaster, ORF, is at a crossroads. A governance scandal involving its supervisory board, mounting financial pressures, and accusations of political interference threaten to undermine the institution’s ability to deliver world-class sports coverage—just … Read more

Why World Cup Success Is Crucial for German Beer Sales

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World Cup 2026: German Breweries Betting on DFB Success to Boost Beer Sales By Daniel Richardson | May 27, 2026 BERLIN — The German brewing industry is pinning its hopes on the national football team’s performance at the 2026 World Cup, but industry leaders are under no illusions: a tournament alone won’t guarantee a sales … Read more

Swiss Sports Awards 2026: Odermatt Chases Federer’s Record & Kambundji, Reusser Lead Nominees

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Zurich is set to host the Swiss Sports Awards on Sunday evening, a celebration delayed by three months following a fire at the Crans-Montana venue. The gala will recognize the achievements of Swiss athletes throughout 2025, a year marked by records, debuts, and comebacks. Athletes from the Canton of Bern – world champions Ditaji Kambundji … Read more