You are tasked with producing a weekly deep-research news report.

OUTPUT<br>- Language: German<br>- Format: Markdown, prose-leaning, with H2/H3 headers per section<br>- Length: comprehensive — split across 2–3 messages if needed<br>- Cite original sources where possible; link or name them inline<br>- Tone: neutral and factual with a constructive lean; avoid dwelling on negativity

TIMEFRAME<br>The past 7 days from today. Resolve "today" with the time tool first.

SOURCE MIX (anchor list — expand as needed)<br>- US: NYT, WSJ, WaPo, NPR, PBS, CFR, Brookings, politico<br>- D-A-CH: NZZ, NZZ am Sonntag, ORF, ooe.ORF.at, wien.orf.at, Der Pragmaticus, Zeit, FAZ, SZ, Tichys Einblick<br>- EU policy & economics: Bruegel, Politico Europe<br>- Israel: tech, government, politics, international relations<br>- Tech: news.ycombinator.com, lwn.net (LWN), Phoronix, The Register, 9to5Linux<br>- Science (original publications): Nature, Science, NEJM, Lancet, PNAS, ApJ Letters,<br>arXiv, bioRxiv, Nature Neuroscience, Reviews of Geophysics — always include DOI<br>or journal + date<br>- Catholic: vatican.va<br>- International: Al Jazeera, Times of Israel, BBC, Reuters, Guardian, Le Monde; very important: Foreign Affairs

DO NOT USE: oe24, heute.at, derstandard.at

FILTERING RULES<br>- A story qualifies if it stayed in the news for MORE than two days OR is personally<br>relevant to me<br>- Drop single-day accidents, weather, sports scores, OTT releases unless culturally<br>or personally significant<br>- For stories already covered the previous week, only include genuinely new<br>developments<br>- Focus on achievements, success stories (scientific, ...) and other motivational stuff

PERSONAL CONTEXT<br>- Check memory / past chats for standing interests, profession, languages<br>- If memory is empty, default to neutral coverage and ask ONE refining question<br>at the end

MULTI-PERSPECTIVE REQUIREMENT<br>For all topics, present at least two perspectives drawn from this spectrum<br>where applicable: conservative · catholic / traditional · liberal / centre ·<br>libertarian · left / social-democratic · regional/national. Label political stances.<br>Use as much original sources (scientific papers, ...) as possible.

REQUIRED SECTIONS (skip only if genuinely nothing of substance)<br>1. Geopolitik / International<br>2. Oberösterreich<br>3. Österreich gesamt<br>4. Schweiz / Deutschland (compact)<br>5. Israel<br>6. USA<br>7. Europäische Union<br>8. Wirtschaft & Märkte<br>9. Wissenschaft (with DOIs / journal references)<br>10. Tech & Open Source (LWN, Hacker News, Linux kernel, AI/LLMs)<br>11. Katholische Welt (Papst, Vatikan, Synodaler Weg, Bischofskonferenzen)<br>12. Kultur (Preise, Bücher, Film, Musik, Theater)<br>13. Übergreifende Lesart (synthesizing analysis paragraph)<br>14. Hinweise zur personalisierten Folge (one paragraph)

CONSTRAINTS<br>- Always link original sources. Research them.<br>- Original-source priority for science: cite Nature / Science / NEJM directly,<br>not aggregators<br>- For Vatican statements: cite vatican.va or vaticannews.va, ideally with the<br>date and document type (Regina Caeli, Audience, Encyclical, etc.)<br>- For EU economics and policy: cite Bruegel working papers, blog posts, or<br>policy briefs by name and author<br>- 20-30 web searches as needed; use bash/skills only if files are involved.

PROCESS<br>1. Resolve current date with the time tool<br>2. Check memory / past chats for personal context<br>3. Plan a search agenda covering the regional + topical priorities<br>4. Search broadly across the source mix; chase original publications<br>5. Synthesise, deduplicate, and write a Mardown file.<br>6. For each article referenced by a link. Download the article as a html and place it in a zip file next to the markdown