Austria’s Economy to Grow Slower Than Eurozone Until 2029
In light of weak economic growth and a worsening budget balance, Wifo Director Gabriel Felbermayr stressed the urgent need for action
Police Warn of Pickpocketing Risks at Christmas Markets
The combination of holiday lights, attractions, and perhaps a warm punch or two provides pickpockets with ample distraction to target unsuspecting visitors.
Austria Introduces News Recycling Rules for Plastic and Metal
Starting January 1, 2025, plastic and metal packaging will be uniformly collected across Austria in either the “yellow sack” or “yellow bin.”
Austrians Spend Record Amount on Dining Out
The average Austrian, from newborns to the elderly, has an annual disposable income of €27,000, with about €4,990 (or 18%) allocated to food
Woman in Group Therapy Stabs Man with Hidden Knives
A 42-year-old woman reportedly attacked a 62-year-old man with two knives, injuring him in the upper body.
Vienna Police Target Crime Hotspots with New Operations
Austrian Interior Minister Gerhard Karner (ÖVP) and Vienna’s Chief of Police Gerhard Pürstl presented a public demonstration at Meidling Station to showcase the ongoing police efforts to tackle crime in public areas.
Half of Austrian Companies Consider Relocating
According to a recent survey, one in two companies is now considering relocating at least part of its operations abroad.
Survey: Satisfaction with Austria’s Healthcare System Declines
The study shows that 70% of respondents believe that Austria’s healthcare system is heading in the wrong direction.
Austrian Politicians React to Donald Trump’s Victory in US Election
Trump’s return to the White House has prompted mixed reactions across Austria’s political spectrum, with the FPÖ thrilled by the result.
Vienna Installs 27,000 LED Lights in U-Bahn Trains and Trams
Previously, fluorescent tubes illuminated the interiors, but these are now being replaced by LEDs across all 332 trams and 111 U-Bahn trains.