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Austrian Post Sets Record with 1.56 Million Daily Deliveries

By December 24, up to 54 million letters, Christmas cards and 20 million parcels are expected to be delivered.

Prosecutors allege that Benko is a central figure in a suspected criminal network linked to real estate developments in northern Italy.

The drop in Vienna’s ranking in 2024 is mainly due to a reduction in the availability of suitable rental housing.

The three smugglers, who travelled from Egypt, now face penalties of up to €80,000 each, with tax evasion proceedings underway.

The project aims to improve transport accessibility for the deaf community, with plans to add the avatar to the Wien Mobil app.

Thirty-two individuals have been arrested, and assets seized, but the scheme’s financial impact in Austria is still under investigation.

The suspect, a 60-year-old Syrian national, is said to be a relative of one of the car owners and has been taken into custody.

The survey also found that 80% of the population believes Austria is heading in the wrong economic direction.

Some 58% of children aged five to eight, 81% of those aged nine to twelve, and nine in ten children aged 13 to 17 own a smartphone or tablet.

While support for victims of the war in Ukraine has decreased, donations were largely driven by the earthquake in Turkey and Syria.