ÖVP, SPÖ, and NEOS Begin Formal Coalition Talks
The announcement follows weeks of exploratory talks and marks Austria’s first three-party coalition since 1945.
Two People on Trial for Supplying Fake Weight-Loss Injections
The defendants, aged 57 and 46, face charges of violating the Medicinal Products Act and causing negligent bodily harm.
More Than Half a Million Parcels Delivered Every Day in Vienna
The average Viennese household receives 112 parcels a year, contributing to a total of 133 million parcels delivered across the city annually.
Smart Meter Rollout ‘Almost Complete’
More than 85% of meters have now been replaced with digital devices, but smaller operators may need more time to finish upgrades.
Green Business: WKÖ’s €17M Ads Funded ÖVP Campaign
The faction accuses the WKÖ of cross-financing the ÖVP’s policies “during election campaign periods.” A WKÖ spokesperson rejected the criticism in a statement to APA.
Eurofighters Remain Grounded, Austria’s Airspace Left Unprotected
The reason for this is a longstanding shortage of air traffic controllers, confirmed a Bundesheer spokesperson
Electricity and Gas Network Fees to Rise Sharply in 2025
The highest gas network costs will be in Vienna, at an expected 2.73 cents per kWh.
‘End Favoritism’: Transparency International Calls for Reforms
Combating corruption must be a priority in the upcoming legislative period, the NGO stated on Saturday.
Chocolate Prices Are Rising
Despite rising prices, cocoa farmers and their families in the region are facing significant challenges
Study: Young Skiers Favor Nature Over Après-Ski
Young people from the upper middle class are particularly enthusiastic about winter vacations, a study revealed last year.