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FT: Russia Spies on NATO Through Rooftop Satellites in Vienna

Vienna’s Russian sites face scrutiny over signals intelligence claims—satellite dishes, covert tech, and Austria’s limits on counter-espionage.

Austria plans a fuel price cap, limiting gas station margins and cutting mineral oil tax to lower prices by 10 cents per liter.

New Democracy Monitor finds falling trust among Austrian youth in politics, despite strong support for democracy and civic engagement.

Vienna’s 2026 Easter markets open at five locations with 230 stalls, food vendors, and historic traditions dating to the 17th century.

Youth Speak Forum 2026 at the UN in Vienna connects youth, innovators and leaders to explore AI, entrepreneurship and sustainable industry.

Austria opens talks with Uzbekistan on a migration deal covering deportations, transit, and legal migration channels.

ORF Director General Roland Weißmann resigns amid harassment allegations, with Ingrid Thurnher appointed interim chief.

Austria unveils plan to cut €1.95B in subsidies by 2029, introducing time limits, evaluations, and stricter efficiency rules.

New survey finds Austria’s view of the U.S. sharply declining under Trump, with most citing political leadership and global impact concerns.

Austria raises €3.5B through syndicated bonds, leveraging safe-haven status as geopolitical tensions shake global markets.