As part of the open dispute with its most important trading partner USA, Canada is turning to Europe. Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney, who studied at Oxford and was formerly head of central bank in London, is now seeking close cooperation with the European Union. During a visit to Strasbourg, EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen greets the Canadian with open arms and friendly words. In Australia, too, this development is being followed closely.

In the Pacific, Australia, the USA and China are vying for influence and favor from many small island nations. Austria has now also interfered in this advertising almost unnoticed and is propagating the value and benefits of products and services from the Alpine Republic. And Austria is heard, says Ulrike Straka, Austrian Trade Delegate in Sydney. But Austria is also surprising with innovative projects in Australia. In Western Australia, a multi-storey building project is being built using a new type of wood from Austria.

He looked like a wolf, but his teeth were apparently a completely different house number: New 3D analyses show that the extinct Tasmanian tiger had a surprisingly powerful snap — more comparable to a crocodile than a wolf.