Stunning Visuals in Must-See Magical Realist Film | La Chimera Movie Review (VIENNALE ’23)
Italian drama film written and directed by the Academy Award Nominee Alice Rohrwacher. The film stars Josh O’Connor (The Crown, God’s Own Country) and Isabella Rossellini (Blue Velvet, Enemy). It competed for the Palme d’Or at the 2023 Cannes Film Festival.
Austria’s Unemployment Rises to 338,896
Among them, 264,232 actively seek employment opportunities, while 74,664 are engaged in the AMS training programs.
Eva Sangiorgi’s Viennale: A Film Festival with a Global Flavor
The VIENNALE, Austria’s largest film festival, is led by Director Eva Sangiorgi, a visionary with an incredible international journey.
Half of Vienna’s Primary School Students Don’t Speak German at Home
The numbers are even higher at the secondary school level, with 77% of all students not speaking German at home. In Margareten, 96% of all secondary school students do not speak German as their primary language.
The Comedy Pub: Vienna’s Newest Spot for Laughs
A new comedy pub opened in Vienna last weekend, offering a space for local and global comedians to perform their acts.
Wiener Linien’s AC Claim Contradicted by Passenger’s Video
The International media recently asked Wiener Linien about the lack of air conditioning in trams and U6 metro. Wiener Linien confirmed that the U6 is 100% air-conditioned, but The International’s readers complained that the AC, even though existent in the U6, is often turned off during heat peak days, while outside was 35 degrees.
Number of Naturalizations in Austria Declines
The number of naturalizations in Austria declined by 18.3% in the first half of 2023.
Why Some Vehicles Had No AC During Heatwave? Wiener Linien Responds.
In the wake of July’s heatwave, many Vienna residents have taken to social media to complain about public transportation’s lack of air conditioning.
Meet the Expats That Might Influence the Construction Market
“It has not been easy, and it still is not,” clarifies Mr. Ahmeti, current Synaps COO. “Like many other people with foreign backgrounds, we’ve struggled with a lot of paperwork, but not for one moment we thought of giving up.”
15.000 Red-White-Red Cards Until 2027
To ensure growth and prosperity in Austria in the coming years, the federal government is firmly committed to attracting more highly qualified professionals from Europe and third countries to Austria.