Austrian Electronics Industry Faces Tough Year Ahead
The decline in the export rate, high energy costs, wage negotiations, and political inaction have exacerbated the crisis.
Sharp Rise in ‘Possession Disturbance’ Cases in Vienna
The cases often involve vehicles parked in empty spaces or abandoned supermarket car parks, leading to claims of hundreds of euros.
Russian Scammers Target Ukrainians in Austria
The criminals contact potential victims by phone and WhatsApp, urging them to transfer their savings to a fake bank account.
Businessman Fined €1 Million for Hiding Cash at Telekom Austria
The case revolves around off-the-books funds from Telekom Austria that were allegedly used for illegal party financing.
Over 92,000 People Claim Craftsperson Bonus
The average refund is around €800, with the most common applications being for carpentry, painting, and gas and plumbing work.
Austria ‘Friendliest Country in Europe’, Tourists Say
The 2024 rankings saw Austria take the top spot, followed by Ireland in second place.
University of Vienna Rises to 110th in World Rankings
The University of Vienna has risen nine places from last year, placing it among the top 5% of universities worldwide.
Union Criticises Austrian Post Sunday Delivery Trial
The Austrian Post has been testing Sunday deliveries for “premium” customers in Vienna’s 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th districts since last weekend.
Austria Rejects EU Proposal for Expanded Smoke-Free Zones
Although around 21% of people in Austria are daily smokers, the Health Ministry is opposed to expanding smoke-free zones.
Airports in Austria Rank Among Top for Private Jet Landings
Salzburg ranked tenth among European airports for private jet landings last year, with 4,511 arrivals, while Klagenfurt saw 1,148 landings.