Austrian Parliament Lifts Immunity of FPÖ Leader
The move comes as an inquiry focuses on the FPÖ’s party financing and advertising practices.
Austria Stops Syrian Asylum Applications
The move comes in the wake of the collapse of the Assad regime after more than 50 years in power and over a decade of civil war.
No Pay Rise for Senior Austrian Politicians in 2025
The wage freeze will apply to senior federal officials, including the Federal President, government ministers and parliamentary leaders.
Nehammer Optimistic About Coalition Talks Despite Tax Disagreements
By December 12, all subgroups in the coalition negotiations between the ÖVP, SPÖ, and NEOS are expected to have met at least once.
Styria Election: FPÖ Makes Historic Win
If the projections hold, the FPÖ will have the option of forming a government either with the ÖVP or the SPÖ.
Styria Votes for New Regional Parliament
Nine parties are listed on the ballot, six of them running nationwide. Voting will close at 4:00 PM
ÖVP, SPÖ and NEOS Begin Formal Talks on Historic Coalition
The parties are beginning formal negotiations to form what could be Austria’s first three-party government coalition since 1945.
ÖVP, SPÖ, and NEOS Begin Formal Coalition Talks
The announcement follows weeks of exploratory talks and marks Austria’s first three-party coalition since 1945.
Green Business: WKÖ’s €17M Ads Funded ÖVP Campaign
The faction accuses the WKÖ of cross-financing the ÖVP’s policies “during election campaign periods.” A WKÖ spokesperson rejected the criticism in a statement to APA.
ÖVP, SPÖ and NEOS Meet as Coalition Talks Progress
ÖVP leader Karl Nehammer was tasked with forming Austria’s next government by President Alexander Van der Bellen last month.