Austrian Armed Forces Appoint First Female Major General
Sylvia Sperandio, who described her new role as “an honour,” will now oversee Directorate 8 – Military Health Services.
ATMs Blown Up in Wels as Attacks Continue
The two ATMs were blown up early on Monday morning at a shopping centre as a wave of attacks on cash machines continues.
Vienna: Tram 49 Out of Service from 24 February to Mid-April
During the disruption, which will continue until mid-April, tram lines 46 and 52 will cover most of line 49’s route.
Police Shoot Rottweiler After Attacking Woman in Styria
The same dog was reportedly involved in an incident several years ago where it bit a five-year-old child.
ÖVP, SPÖ, and NEOS Plan to Form a Coalition Government
Following the meeting, Van der Bellen stated that he felt “something has really progressed.”
New Innovative Library Opens in Vienna’s 10th District
Spanning over 900 square meters, the new library is the third-largest in Vienna
Austrian Campsites See 8.5M Stays as Growth Continues
Carinthia, Tyrol and Salzburg emerged as the most popular regions, while Lower Austria and Vienna recorded the fewest overnight stays.
All Austrian Police Officers Equipped with Body Cameras
Officers, particularly those on patrol, now also have access to smartphones with upgraded policing apps.
NEOS Expected to Rejoin Coalition Talks
It remains unclear how far the ÖVP and SPÖ are willing to accommodate NEOS demands, particularly on pension reform.
Counterfeit Banknotes Rise by 30% in Austria
The €50 banknote was the most commonly forged, with 4,258 notes (41.7%) seized, followed by the €100 and €20 notes.