Annual Warning Siren Test Happening on October 5
The nationwide disaster warning system AT-Alert will be trialled across the country for the first time on Saturday.
Austrian Soldiers to Remain in Lebanon Despite Israeli Attack
The assessment of the situation has “not changed,” and Austria will not undertake any unilateral actions, the Defence Ministry has said.
Styria Bans Nicotine Pouches for People Under 18
Salzburg has enforced a similar law since 1st June, and Upper Austria and Tyrol have long had explicit bans on nicotine pouches.
People in Austria Consume 57.6 Kilograms of Meat Annually
The study shows that 38% of people in Austria frequently buy meat on special offer and often purchase more than planned (20%).
Radical Openness: Visiting Vienna’s Children’s Museum
As Vienna’s children’s museum Zoom marks its 30th anniversary, director Andrea Zsutty reflects on how art and play can unite communities and reshape cultural institutions.
A Successful Six Months for Sniffer Dogs at Vienna Airport
From January to June, the customs service dogs undertook more than 600 missions, resulting in over 550 arrests.
Austria’s Economy Shrinks as Construction and Retail Decline
Austria’s economy shrank more sharply than expected in 2023, with the construction industry and retail sector showing the largest declines.
FPÖ Victory Sparks Mixed Reactions
The FPÖ victory has sparked mixed reactions from political and cultural figures across Europe, from praise to condemnation.
Streaming Content Increases English Use Among Young Austrians
Many teenagers are moving away from traditional learning, using English as a supplementary language instead of memorising vocabulary and grammar.
SPÖ Secures Most Votes in Vienna
Preliminary results show the SPÖ winning 29.8% of the vote in the Austrian capital, significantly ahead of their national performance (21%).