Austria’s Economic Decline: What Can Be Done to Stop It?
As the Austrian economy continues to struggle and businesses consider relocating, The International asks what strategies could be implemented to revitalise it.
AMS Warns of Rising Unemployment
Despite rising unemployment numbers, the AMS will have less funding for active labor market policies in the coming year.
Genetic Study Unveils End to Europe’s First Farming Society
A research team led by Vienna-based scientists has published the largest genetic study to date on the composition of Europe’s first major farming society—the Linear Pottery Culture (LBK).
Austrian Judiciary Calls for 200 Additional Judges
Representatives of Austria’s judiciary are calling on the next government to address court staff shortages, warning that around 200 additional judges are needed.
Comet ‘Tsuchinshan-Atlas’ Briefly Visible Over Vienna
Shortly after 7:15 PM, excitement went up through the crowd gathered at the Sophienalpe in Vienna’s Penzing district.
Austria ‘Friendliest Country in Europe’, Tourists Say
The 2024 rankings saw Austria take the top spot, followed by Ireland in second place.
President Meets Party Leaders as Coalition Speculation Continues
The first to meet with Alexander Van der Bellen is Austrian Chancellor and ÖVP leader Karl Nehammer, followed by SPÖ leader Andreas Babler.
Thousands Protest in Vienna Following FPÖ Election Victory
The stated aim of the protest was to send a clear message before coalition negotiations, urging against FPÖ involvement in government.
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.
Influencers Affect Mental Health of 75% of Austrian Youth
Some 30% follow specific health influencers, with increasing attention paid to content related to mental health.
