Vienna Universities to Receive Nearly €8 Billion in Funding
The largest beneficiaries of the funding include the University of Vienna, the Medical University of Vienna and TU Wien.
Sharp Increase in Reported Earthquakes in Austria in 2024
Tyrol recorded the highest number of felt earthquakes, with 70 reported, followed by Styria with 20, double the average for the past decade.
Austria’s Agriculture Hit Hard by Climate Change
Experts warn that Austria’s national food security is under threat, with total damages amounting to €260 million in 2024.
Vienna Sees 15% Rise in Foreign Businesses
The increase is due to a new city-run platform, providing information for international companies, startups and expats looking to settle in Vienna.
Austria’s Cost of Living Rises Over the Past Five Years
By the end of 2024, the average Austrian household needed an extra €458 per month to maintain the same standard of living as in 2019.
American Driver Gets Stuck on Cross-Country Ski Track in Tyrol
The police spent two and a half hours rescuing the car, which had become stuck on a cross-country ski track.
Ski Lift Operators Celebrate Booming Season
With favourable snow conditions, Austria’s ski lift operators are on track to exceed last year’s revenue of €1.8 billion.
People in Austria to Spend Around €126 on New Year Celebrations
Total spending is expected to hit €600 million, with the food and drinks sector taking the largest share.
Austria Adopts USB-C Standard for All Electronic Devices
The move follows a 2022 EU law on a common charging cable aimed at reducing electronic waste and saving consumers money.
Austria to Buy 12 Trainer Jets in Deal with Italy
The new aircraft will replace Austria’s aging Saab 105 training jets in a deal made with the Italian Ministry of Defence.